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Hamilton is a very knowledgable guy, I enjoyed listening to this episode, definately learned a few things: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HM8WDZIhs3M
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Hamilton indeed has a good head on his shoulders. I particularly liked how he is trying to steer people away from anthropomorphising drugs. It's not the drugs which should be controlled, but people's behaviours through education should. Good podcast.
On a side note, his last name is "Morris" not "Harris".
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Yeah I liked Hamilton very much in his show, even though the second season seemed a bit biased and staged at some points, with some extremely questionable decisions on his side, like brewing medicine in his hostel room... Other than that, it was nice to see him way more open and free in speaking during the podcast. He's a smart lad, and I love how he tried to make people realize drugs are not bad - it's their usage that makes them look bad. Pretty much like guns.  Great podcast, definitely goes in my top10 favorites list of JRE. Cheers. 
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DoingKermit wrote:Hamilton indeed has a good head on his shoulders. I particularly liked how he is trying to steer people away from anthropomorphising drugs. It's not the drugs which should be controlled, but people's behaviours through education should. Good podcast.
On a side note, his last name is "Morris" not "Harris".  I've changed the title but yeah, great podcast
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@Nydex: do you like provide links to the other 9 favorite JRE poodcasts in your list?
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grollum wrote:@Nydex: do you like provide links to the other 9 favorite JRE poodcasts in your list? Sure thing brother. They might not be 10, and definitely are not ranked, since each and every one of them have their pros and cons, but overall those are my favorite podcasts, from what I've watched: And to the above EVERYTHING with Joey Diaz, as this is probably the funniest guy alive right now  The Eddie Bravo and Alex Jones podcasts are great for a laugh and some conspiracy theories too if you're into that type of stuff. There are more that I can't think of right now, but that's a good start. Enjoy, friend. 
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Nydex wrote:grollum wrote:@Nydex: do you like provide links to the other 9 favorite JRE poodcasts in your list? Sure thing brother. They might not be 10, and definitely are not ranked, since each and every one of them have their pros and cons, but overall those are my favorite podcasts, from what I've watched: And to the above EVERYTHING with Joey Diaz, as this is probably the funniest guy alive right now The Eddie Bravo and Alex Jones podcasts are great for a laugh and some conspiracy theories too if you're into that type of stuff. There are more that I can't think of right now, but that's a good start. Enjoy, friend. I loved the paul stamets and matthew walker podcasts. You know they're good if it still entertains you when you watch it a third time The human being is this night, this empty nothing, that contains everything in its simplicity—an unending wealth of many representations, images, of which none belongs to him—or which are not present. ... One catches sight of this night when one looks human beings in the eye—into a night that becomes awful - Hegel
Anything perfect is worth destroying, in fact it is desirable to destroy it, true beauty lies in imperfection - Nietzsche
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Any of his podcasts with jordan peterson are great watches too btw. This one in particular: The human being is this night, this empty nothing, that contains everything in its simplicity—an unending wealth of many representations, images, of which none belongs to him—or which are not present. ... One catches sight of this night when one looks human beings in the eye—into a night that becomes awful - Hegel
Anything perfect is worth destroying, in fact it is desirable to destroy it, true beauty lies in imperfection - Nietzsche
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grollum wrote:@Nydex: thanks a lot! Cheers mate. Also check out Raptorrr's suggestion, it's a good podcast as well! 
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Nydex wrote:grollum wrote:@Nydex: do you like provide links to the other 9 favorite JRE poodcasts in your list? And to the above EVERYTHING with Joey Diaz, as this is probably the funniest guy alive right now Enjoy, friend. Side note off topic ofcourse, I saw Joey Diaz LIVE at the comedy club and he is indeed the funniest guy alive Creator help me live in a way that will make my ancestors proud.
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Muskogee Herbman wrote:Nydex wrote:grollum wrote:@Nydex: do you like provide links to the other 9 favorite JRE poodcasts in your list? And to the above EVERYTHING with Joey Diaz, as this is probably the funniest guy alive right now Enjoy, friend. Side note off topic ofcourse, I saw Joey Diaz LIVE at the comedy club and he is indeed the funniest guy alive Haha wish I could see him live as well. I've literally cried tears on his rant about ranch, or the shit stories he told, especially the "HE'S CHANGING FLAVORS" one.
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