Joe Rogan - The Best Reason for the End of All Privacy

Those algorithms, the real problem is people think that a lot of those algorithms are essentially designed to get you angry. Oh yeah. Get you pissed off so you watch the next thing. Yeah. What are they teaching our children? What are they teaching our children? Next! Yeah, this is the problem with illegal immigration. I knew there's a fucking problem! And then next thing you know you're just more and more angry. Yeah. The big argument with Facebook too is that they're trying to figure out what gets people to engage. And so the algorithm, realize what you engage with and then that's what they show you more of. And what gets people to engage is shit that makes them mad. Yeah. Yeah. Totally. It keeps me wanting to... I watch fight videos on Facebook all day. Do you really? Well, just like, you know, like, brawls in a schoolyard or like, you know, just, it just keeps going. I'm like, oh man, what's gonna happen here? It's... Do they? Yeah. Well, you know, I'm not, I don't do much of the fighting. So when I see it, it's like, oh, this is interesting. Who's gonna win this one? And I get one that, you know, when the underdog wins. Yeah, I enjoy watching it. Yeah. I mean, I will watch them. I watch the dude. It's obviously someone's about to die. Right. So like, a couple punches to the face. Well, the best ones are when someone deserves it. Yes. So those are the ones you enjoy. Yeah. When someone's being a real dick. Yeah. I just saw one, there's a guy on a, it was a, I want to say like an old Middle Eastern couple that are on a subway. And this dude's like smacking his wife in the face like that. And there's this other guy, he's across from him and he's recording it. And he's like, no, not, not in front of me. And he walked over there and he told him like eight times to stop. And then he just punched in the shit out of him. So it was nice to see it, you know. It was nice to see. Yeah. And then he's, of a guy, kind of it's like a bus and some guys run in his mouth to this old white guy who's obviously like an ex-Vietnam vet. And he's telling him like, just leave it alone, man. Leave it alone. And he comes down there and then he walks up to the front and he just beats the shit out of him. And you just see blood coming out of his face. And it's like, you know, he started this, he engaged that whole thing. That guy was walking away and then he went back up there. Those are the best ones. Yeah. Those are the best ones. Yeah. And he just loves it. Yeah. How many, like, that's the thing about like a guy smacking his wife in public. Yeah. Like how often does he smack her? That he's so confident that he'll just smack her in front of everybody. Right. Like it must be, he must think it's acceptable and everyone else is cool with it. Or he must think that he could just get away with things. Yeah. Sometimes people just think they can get away with things. Yeah. It was, there was not many people on that bus in this video. So I think he felt like that guy wasn't even paying attention to him. Or that most people are just going to be too scared to say anything. Uh-huh. Yeah. That's what, I mean, this is where it gets real scary. Because that is the best argument for the end of all privacy. Is that no one would ever be able to do anything like that because the whole world would be watching. Yeah. It's definitely honest. Like you might, it depends on what kind of action you could take. Yeah. If you could literally see everything that's happening at any time, everywhere in the world. Eh. Eh. Yeah. Well now that everyone's got cams, so it's like. It's close. It's close. Yeah. You're right. And then they're going to have those fucking foldable things. You're keeping cops honest. You're keeping the people honest now a little bit until too much alcohol is involved. No, there's something to it. Because if you think about, like, Kennedy did a speech on secrecy. It was like in 1961 or 62 about how abhorrent secrecy is. How dangerous it is for a free society. And they're basically talking about secret societies and secret, you know, PACs in the government. And he was basically, I think a lot of it was him talking about some of the shady shit that he experienced in intelligence agencies. But when you have like kings or when you have people that are in power, like how do they wield that power? One of the ways they wield that power, it's all secrecy. If they want to execute people, they want to kill people or torture people. It's all secret. Right. The world is not privy to it. What happened to them? They took them to a bunker or something. And then they're beating the shit out of them and torturing them. Like North Korea. Yeah, exactly. They're just isolated from the rest of the world. And who knows what the hell he's doing over there. So if we just know the stuff that he allows us to know. Yeah. Well, that's the perfect example of power and secrecy, right? Yeah. They just take you and make you disappear. He's executed a bunch of people. Oh, yeah. No, we don't even know. I'm sure. I'm sure that's the tip of the iceberg on that. I'm sure that still goes on here too. Oh, yeah. I'm sure. I'm sure people are killing people for someone right now. Mm-hmm. You know, some of them deserve it. Yeah. Give them an extra one for me. Right. Stop your traffling ass.