I wish we were able to experience the experience of those who'd discover Jimmy Carr for the first time on this podcast and later on discovering his jokes in his stand up
Reminded me of old podcasts of Joe's before he started just inviting his friends on and forgetting to engage in intelligent and informative stuff about books, films, literature etc. This felt like pique Joe Rogan UA-cam days
@@hugo9547Here’s my thoughts on Rogan’s show and the guests he picks; It seems to me that he always try’s to get new interesting guests, but after 4000 episodes he has to just fill the spot. He went from an unknown podcaster to THE podcaster, he has to fill the episode, and so his choices sometimes aren’t the best. I do like some of his episodes with his friends though. His podcasts with Duncan Trussel, who besides his show doesn’t have much ground to be there besides being Joe’s good friend, are some of my favorites he’s ever made. I also really enjoy his old Joey Diaz episodes. There’s two sides to Joe’s show. Interesting and educated guests like Brian Cox or Jimmy Carr, and the other side which is his buddies and entertainment/fun people like Joey Diaz or Tom Segura.
i'm blown away it took Joe this long to have Jimmy on the show, he's always been enigmatic, well spoken and fascinating to listen to and makes for a great podcast guest.
Imagine this being your first impression of Jimmy Carr and then you find his comedic content rather than most of us that knew of him the other way around
This is one of the best interviews I have ever seen seriously. This show is just special, I have a complete other vision about Jimmy Carr (that I like as a comic, but he seems to be a lot more than just that). A few parts hit hard and provoke self reflection for sure !
This is the most relaxed I’ve ever seen Jimmy Carr and I’m here for it. Also great topic of discussion. It’s insane how short sighted those in charge/power have been. It’s like a requirement for the job at this point or something.
Yea but it’s not like oil is some overnight resource…we’re going on 100 years now, which might be a blip in the history of our universe but it’s longer than any of us can grasp physically
@@buddysteele7624 I get what you're saying. At the end of the day it is a finite resource though. Its like all of humanity is sealed in an air tight box and we the people are realizing that we will run out of air so we should look into altering our breathing patterns and finding a way out of the box. But some in power are hyperventilating about money when confronted, so while gulping down air they then guilting us for still being alive to breathe. They tell us to breathe less so they can breathe more. Why should I listen to them when they have no regard for anyone else in the sealed box? It's such a weird conversation to have at the end of the day.
You do realize the richest families have over 500 trillion....govt are void..and still they want nwo...push light sheep move.. run and shove heard will split and run..😮
I love the breadth of topics that you address, the depth, intelligence and sensitivity with which you address them and dude it’s nice to hear somebody else on the same page about our “exportation of democracy “” 🤘🤘💯go Joe I’ve been a fan since Newsradio! But what you do now… Good work man. Thanks. I appreciate you so much!
Jimmy Carr the guy so intelligent he belittled anyone who didnt take the poison arm needle. Whys he not joking about all the young people dying now as a result? Evil!!!
Falling for the bullshit that was fed to the world doesn't make him necessarily evil lol. My mother was fooled and took the shot, but also reasoned that if she didnt, she wouldn't be able to live freely and travel abroad etc without it. Because she is 72 years old and wants to live life as best as she can. She didn't automatically become evil. Some people were fooled. They refused to believe it was a hoax and that government would lie.. they were slower than some of us ro catch on. Not EVERYONE who felt strongly about it (however misguided) did so out of malice
Cobalt has actually been a thing for the entirety of fuel refining since regulations were invented in the 1970s. It's a consumable catalytic reagent, used to take the sulfur out of the fuel and reduce particulate pollution on account of the deathly smog. Been mandatory a long time and they've been using lots of cobalt. The extra demand recently is probably not helping conditions in these mines tho (they were never good)
@@vincentvega5686eeeh, I've found some of his jokes pretty funny, but i think that his jokes appeal more to specific audience and that audience are primarily stoners .. His comedy requires you to be high to enjoy it
Fossil fuels won’t be around in 10 years? Really? What’s going to replace it? How will fertilizer that’s used to grow our food be produced? You can’t make it without natural gas. What about plastics, polymers, fabrics, ink, paint, lubricants, glue, medicine, the roads we drive on just to name a few of the millions and millions of products and chemicals that are made directly from oil and gas. The economy is based on fossil fuels. You can’t produce steel without metallurgical coal. We will always need fossil fuels.
Holy sheet, Jimmy is one of my favourite comedians, and Joe is my go to podcasts, seeing both of their heightened intelligentence/outlooks is truly astonishing. Clever, clever individuals.
Joes correct. I’m an American and I have ZERO faith that this govt would only do the right thing around the world and would rather be the greedy corrupt pricks this govt tends to be. We’re too comfortable and don’t know struggle. Conveniences are nice don’t get me wrong but in an effort to make things easier we became lazier and stupider. We need a new breed of creators who understand the value of what we have and can offer ourselves and the world without simply accepting the shitty things that happen around the world
Waited a long time to see me fave comedian Jimmy Carr on this show. He's a brilliant comedian very sarcastic & offensive but that's why I like him. Take him out of comedy mode & him talking about things in a normal manner he's actually very well spoken & is very fascinating to listen to although I'm still waiting for him at any second to drop a killer one liner in lmao
I think this is a perfect example of the world. You have 2 men from totally different backgrounds talking about a subject from different perspectives..(Jimmy from the idealistic point of view..Joe from the realist point of view) both are correct... neither point of view will make the slightest bit of difference....we can talk amongst ourselves but at the end of the day we are pretty much powerless
Joe's right about resources, just because they may be obsolete in 10 years doesn't mean you can't make money hand of fist with it in current conditions. Nobody's going to bypass mountains of profit because it'll maybe die out in 10 years. I own and operate a small local business over the last 15 years, it's slowly dying out due to competition driving prices down, but I'm 39 years old and have made enough that I can probably retire when this market completely runs dry or I could find another market lol This is the entire point for me.
You must be young still? You haven't figured out how wasteful government spending is even for SMALL projects, be VERY advised going forward, that I'm about to dunk like vince carter. Step aside sir.@@benmackay3573
*makes an A-Okay with my hand and a wildly sarcastic wink* booboo this is the entire essence of why I flipped from being a democrat to being a republican and funny enough, historically????? why people traditionally follow this same path. The second you realize how inept your politicians are the less likely you are in a REAL BIG RUSH to give them more of your tax money. But you'll figure it out cutie pie, soon enough.
i wrote a huge essay about nuclear power in physics class and let me tell you. even ignoring the cancer,heart attack and stroke risks of CO2, just pure death toll, nuclear enrrgy is 100x if not more safer than fossil the amount of energy created devided by death count comes no where close to fossil and solar and wind is just not sufficient... never will be as they require specific conditions damn amazing clip. i love this guy
Hell. I bet real money that if we adopt nuclear power planta alot ealier we would have achieve nuclear fusion testing and success alot QUICKER from what we did now.
We’re definitely going to move to nuclear power, it’s just they want the fear mongering so they can tax and squeeze as much milk out of the proverbial cow as they can.
Wouldn't fancy hundreds and hundreds of nuclear power plants. We've seen the damage they can cause. We need some, but in conjunction with other forms of energy, including fossil fuels. We need to also completely ban traditional refrigerant. Pound for pound the biggest polluter
well the reason why oil is so profitable isn't only because it's a source of energy but also it supplies us with tons of other chemicals that are essential to other industries... so nuclear will replace one aspect and we tried recycling plastic and it turned out only certain types of those are recyclable.. so it's a very long way to replace oil
There isn't any current alternative fuel for the diesel powered cargo ships carrying your slave made materials and iPhones to your consumer market. We'll, there is one alternative... but do you really want tens of thousands of nuclear powered cargo ships risking life in the ocean at every second?
Mimetic Theory is the underlying basis of this discussion. The past never repeats itself and we can’t predict future events. *However* there are consistent overarching patterns which can provide a general manner of predicting outcomes.
We only predict the future through the eyes and themes of our current era. Like back in 50s and 60s the future is pretty much the same theme just with flying cars the style stays pretty similar
Depends on the future. Based on observed patterns I can guarantee there is a high likelihood of being stabbed or shot when confronting an angry black teenager in a hoodie at 4 am.
More like memetic, all human culture evolves as biological species do. Obvious once you see it. Ever notice how languages exist on a family tree just like species of birds
One of the best guests ever. Can he please go on another podcast and interrupt someone else? This was a delight of a listen, been a fan of his for years!
There's Fukushima but people forget about Chernobyl, Ukraine and the close call at 3-mile-island in Pennsylvania, United States. There's also the question about what we do with nuclear waste. Basically, it goes into storage but remains a danger for a very long time. This may not be sustainable.
@@phreakisop9810he isn’t. Ricky is known. He’s got a good legacy and a good selection of tv shows where he inserts himself into, but when it comes to top billing and drawing attention it’s definitely Jimmy the past 5-10 years. When it comes to hosting, presenting, panel shows, stand up, headlines and big events - Jimmy is the man. Ricky lives in the depths now and is becoming more and more a cult icon rather than mainstream
@CentauriTTJ Well, you have examples of that with the writers/actors strikes already. The same people all aboard the Ansdrew Yang train and his pitch to replace truckers with AI trucking sure don't seem to like the idea of AI writers and actors! 😂
the start of this podcast jimmy was like 'comedy has given us everything, so you gotta think..what can i give back?'. Jimmy's way of giving back was to not pay his taxes. Regardless love him
saying screw taxes is like saying screw people. we might not have as much control as we want over what our taxes go on.. but in general it's a mechanism to distribute wealth. Capitalism for the win. Ya god damn hippy @@idc0459
Listening to Jimmy Carr bust out some fundamental knowledge of Primary Energy makes me want to vote this guy in to replace the octagenarians in office who believe we can “cut back” to net zero (aka famine).
He does not know how the power/money/food/pharma system works. Keep dreaming. Nuclear is good. Too good in fact other than the loss in power over distances.
He talks about these things a bit naively though. It doesn't matter that oil will stop being the primary fuel for vehicles at some point, it is now and that means if you make a fortune out of it you will be in the best spot to take advantage of whatever comes next to replace it. Also he didn't seem to know the difference between nuclear fusion and nuclear fission, the nuclear power plants we have now use fission, the article they pulled up about BP investing in nuclear power was fusion (completely different thing). Fusion is like the holy grail of power sources but we haven't developed the technology far enough to make a functional power plant yet. Fission is basically the same principle as a steam trains engine, you heat up water and the steam turns turbines, except instead of burning coal you use radioactive material, which in fission power plants is a very specific isotope of uranium, an incredibly rare substance. If we changed all of our power production to nuclear fission power plants they have calculated that we would run out of this isotope in quantities to be a viable power source within decades.
@@musicplaylists59 They've been telling us the same outright lies about oil and gas for the last 50 years. It's always just about to run out, and it never does. The supply of oil is near infinite, it's only a question of commerciality. How much will it cost to extract this oil, and how much can I sell it for? Technological innovation is constantly solving that problem. That's why fracking was invented - the cost of oil became so high that it drove a technological revolution.
Nice to hear Jimmy Carr in a real conservation. He he made some valid points. But what most folks tend to forget is petroleum products are used for a lot more than cars. We also have to remember that we need scientists to work to find safe solutions, So we need to keep the lights on, electrify running, transport to and from the lab, heating and AC in the labs and at their homes right now!!!! So they can continue to do their jobs.
Aye. The biggest thing people are unaware of is that agricultural fertiliser comes from the petrochemical industry. Without that ... well ... a death toll from starvation in the billions is not an exaggeration.
I showed my mom a recorded set from Jimmy and she said he was really funny but hated his laugh. It was fun watching laughs turn into cringes like clockwork 😂
As someone who works in the nuclear manufacturing industry, I can say that there is a significant amount of pollution created in the manufacturing of nuclear components. Our company manufacturs steam generators and components in canada. They're also a major supplier for the US government, manufacturing nuclear components for submarines, as well as power plants down there. I have no idea if they're better than fossil fuel, but there's still an environmental impact to be considered.
Jimmy is spot on about the cobalt. We abolished slavery but we nowadays outsource it to Africa and South East Africa to get our gadgets (and cheap clothes). I think future generations will be very critical of this.
@@onlyoneofhiskind They get money to invest in business? Are you serious? I think you should do some research into cobalt mines, and living conditions in general, in the Congo.
@@jjw9641 I did and I found that people who are in charge of the excavations are making a lot of money. The same happens in gold and diamond's mining. Usually there's one African tribe in charge and others are doing all the labour.
Current generations are pretty critical of this already but they aren't the ones making it happen (most people get a phone before learning about the slave thing so it's not an intentional thing on their part)
We need comedians... Not politians. Jimmy is one of the best social commentators the UK has produced. We need more speaking up and giving their opinions more openly
I can't tell if you're joking or not, but Jimmy Carr is a hilarious comedian. He also hosts a comedy game show called "8 Out of 10 Cats Does Countdown". He doesn't hold back in his old stand up shows either, he is vulgar and isn't afraid to target minorities for his comedy. He is a good guy, and it seems he is pretty clued up with happenings in the world aswell.
7:13 isn’t THAT just a fantastic reason to telecommute to the office? Now employers can save on office leases, office equipment - hell yes! Put that on my ceo bonus
Never has a clip made me want to watch the full episode. Never knew this Goofy ventriloquist doll looking mf had this much wisdom in him. I love him more now.❤
I’ve not spoken to but I have had the pleasure of listening to Jimmy speak in humour and constructive conversation and I’d do it over and over again. Obviously not the same material or subject matter. His unhesitant and articulate verbal skills are an absolute joy.
Nuclear research is important, but you can't ignore how expensive the construction is, or the comparatively long time it takes to get a reactor online.
I watched a couple videos about nuclear waste. It's nothing like it's portrayed, it really seems safe. I guess the major fear is not the waste but the plant getting out of control.
New found respect for jimmy carr. He comes across as such an intelligent man in this podcast! I never liked his comedy style ripping on people so this is a great eye opener for me
We in Austria even built an nuclear power plant and then never started it up. Biggest waste of money ever. Now the firefighters train in there, the only nuclear facility in the world which is not full of radiation 😂😂
I grew up with an abandoned nuclear facility in my backyard in the United States. It was never operational but they spent over $2 billion on it in the 70s and 80s before cancelling the project.
Always find it amazing how people are shocked that comedians are so knowledgeable. It's not like being well informed and clued up on current geopolitical issues is useful for writing new material after all ;)
Jimmy Carr is pretty smart and hes really observant and he's making some real important points and he's doing so not just for the sake of comedy, but for the sake of humanity.
Ya right straight BS on slavery being Americas original sin he has some balls saying that it was under British rule of the first 150 years of slavery and there’s British colonize on every continent to this day notice he never brought that up
thought the reason the brownstones have stairs is because they were built by the dutch. Amsterdam is build next to the water and succeptible to floods hence why there were no cellar/basement ...
New technology threatens old monopoly That's why humanity isn't operating optimally Shout out Joe for having Jimmy on I find it amazing you have to listen to a coupla comedians to get a sensible converstion
Jimmy’s stories about whaling and horses goes to show that if you want things to improve, you don’t pass laws and have the government tax you more. You have the government GET OUT OF THE WAY to let the human spirit and ingenuity flourish.
@@michaeldowson6988 as well as overlooking the importance of governments creating limits to protect the society. Bad governance does not mean government is inherently bad or problematic.
Right. Remember how cigarettes were a majority thing until governments had moved away and people's addictions got solved on their own? Yeah, what a great world this alternative reality.
@@TheUsmc7211 You know, governments just did decree things a couple years ago in the name of “protecting society”. They involved making it illegal to open your business or be on a beach by yourself. How did that work out? Did it make us “safer”?
fossil fuels arent what sorry? also did you have any more to say because you left a lot of ellipses there...................................................................... no
The US military is the one promoting and guaranteeing slavery. How can he be so naïve to expect the exact opposite from the same people and forces, who are the beneficiaries of such policies, btw.
This is a very roundabout piece of logic. The US military promotes US foreign interests, it doesn't go out of its way to promote slavery. If you think it does, prove it. There are no solutions in the world, only trade offs. For all the faults of the US, I'd rather them policing the world than China or Russia.
I wish we were able to experience the experience of those who'd discover Jimmy Carr for the first time on this podcast and later on discovering his jokes in his stand up
Lmao going from his well spoken, thoughtful commentary to “your moms teeth are covered in my ejaculatel
Send me a link to one video where his joke was atleast a little bit funny.
Big fan Junaid bhai ❤️
@@shtyry7150stay away from parties.
@@shtyry7150search jimmy carr racks mum
Jimmy Carr can be talking about the most serious, horrific stuff and I just keep waiting for him to drop a punchline at any second 😄
Yes!
Or a "your mum" joke 😂
Yes me too 😂😂 he’s amazing, one of the best comedians of all time
“.. if a horse died in a street…” I really thought a punchline was coming after that one lmao
thats intelligence
I like how realistic Jimmy is about all of the topics. It would be nice to hear more.
The full interview is on spotify
@@gustav8644 thankyou.
This was a GREAT podcast. Jimmy is so damn well spoken and seems to have pretty nuanced takes on almost everything, which i can respect a ton
Reminded me of old podcasts of Joe's before he started just inviting his friends on and forgetting to engage in intelligent and informative stuff about books, films, literature etc. This felt like pique Joe Rogan UA-cam days
Jimmy is great. Rogan is useless crank stoner, talking about US 50 yrs ago. US doesn’t need oil from anywhere, WTH.
On this subject, they're actually both morons.
@@hugo9547Here’s my thoughts on Rogan’s show and the guests he picks; It seems to me that he always try’s to get new interesting guests, but after 4000 episodes he has to just fill the spot. He went from an unknown podcaster to THE podcaster, he has to fill the episode, and so his choices sometimes aren’t the best. I do like some of his episodes with his friends though. His podcasts with Duncan Trussel, who besides his show doesn’t have much ground to be there besides being Joe’s good friend, are some of my favorites he’s ever made. I also really enjoy his old Joey Diaz episodes. There’s two sides to Joe’s show. Interesting and educated guests like Brian Cox or Jimmy Carr, and the other side which is his buddies and entertainment/fun people like Joey Diaz or Tom Segura.
i'm blown away it took Joe this long to have Jimmy on the show, he's always been enigmatic, well spoken and fascinating to listen to and makes for a great podcast guest.
I hope he's recommending Stewart Lee to Joe...
@@KenLieck Stewart Lee's act would largely go over Joe's head.
Enigmatic?
It's finally completed:ua-cam.com/video/zrRFANxwaDI/v-deo.html
To be lectured in Texas, by a "foreigner" comedian about the "evil" oil industry is ironically rich. I think Jimmy's comedy is mid.
Been a fan of Jimmy Carr for many many years , happy to see this interview
Jimmy jabs, take your jabs, your stupid if you don't take your big pharma jabs, Carr
Imagine this being your first impression of Jimmy Carr and then you find his comedic content rather than most of us that knew of him the other way around
For me it actually is... and i had no clue he was a comedian 😂.
@@daveboonen5041lol he’s so different here
This is one of the best interviews I have ever seen seriously. This show is just special, I have a complete other vision about Jimmy Carr (that I like as a comic, but he seems to be a lot more than just that). A few parts hit hard and provoke self reflection for sure !
So many British comics are so good and completely unknown to US audiences
"if you want my comeback, you'll have to scrape it off your mum's teeth" - Jimmy Carr 😂😂😂
I was literally just thinking about this bit. lol
killer 😂
He is ready for that since years , just not getting proper opportunity
I was at that show lmao, he anhilated a random heckler XD
This is the most relaxed I’ve ever seen Jimmy Carr and I’m here for it. Also great topic of discussion. It’s insane how short sighted those in charge/power have been. It’s like a requirement for the job at this point or something.
Shortsighted. They only ever think in terms of their length in control of the top job.
Yea but it’s not like oil is some overnight resource…we’re going on 100 years now, which might be a blip in the history of our universe but it’s longer than any of us can grasp physically
@@buddysteele7624 I get what you're saying. At the end of the day it is a finite resource though. Its like all of humanity is sealed in an air tight box and we the people are realizing that we will run out of air so we should look into altering our breathing patterns and finding a way out of the box. But some in power are hyperventilating about money when confronted, so while gulping down air they then guilting us for still being alive to breathe. They tell us to breathe less so they can breathe more. Why should I listen to them when they have no regard for anyone else in the sealed box? It's such a weird conversation to have at the end of the day.
You do realize the richest families have over 500 trillion....govt are void..and still they want nwo...push light sheep move.. run and shove heard will split and run..😮
I love the breadth of topics that you address, the depth, intelligence and sensitivity with which you address them and dude it’s nice to hear somebody else on the same page about our “exportation of democracy “” 🤘🤘💯go Joe I’ve been a fan since Newsradio! But what you do now…
Good work man. Thanks. I appreciate you so much!
Jimmy Carr the guy so intelligent he belittled anyone who didnt take the poison arm needle. Whys he not joking about all the young people dying now as a result? Evil!!!
Falling for the bullshit that was fed to the world doesn't make him necessarily evil lol. My mother was fooled and took the shot, but also reasoned that if she didnt, she wouldn't be able to live freely and travel abroad etc without it. Because she is 72 years old and wants to live life as best as she can. She didn't automatically become evil. Some people were fooled. They refused to believe it was a hoax and that government would lie.. they were slower than some of us ro catch on. Not EVERYONE who felt strongly about it (however misguided) did so out of malice
@@pickmeasinner I agree with you. But this little weasel was evil
Heil satan
Cobalt has actually been a thing for the entirety of fuel refining since regulations were invented in the 1970s.
It's a consumable catalytic reagent, used to take the sulfur out of the fuel and reduce particulate pollution on account of the deathly smog.
Been mandatory a long time and they've been using lots of cobalt. The extra demand recently is probably not helping conditions in these mines tho (they were never good)
They've been used in machine tools as long as I can remember
Joe was genuinely learning new facts and picking up new knowledge
Carr made some great arguments to boot.
Joe already knows this stuff, I have seen most of Joe's podcasts, he pretends to be dumb but is actually really smart guy.
but joe cannot pick up any tips on how to be a good comedian lol
@@vincentvega5686eeeh, I've found some of his jokes pretty funny, but i think that his jokes appeal more to specific audience and that audience are primarily stoners
.. His comedy requires you to be high to enjoy it
Stoner here, no. @@cyborgchicken3502
Jimmy Carr is a goat comedian. One of the very best to ever do shock/dark humour.
Not anymore
He's good but definitely not the best. Anthony J holds that spot
He sucks check out half the American comedians they're way funnier
@@adamcopley9860 want to see a collab
class
Never knew Jimmy Carr was so knowledgeable and insightful, great listen 👍
I agree. Couldn't stop listening. It's was great.
Comedians are pretty smart in general
Jimmy Carr is bristling with intelligence. Hes one of the sharpest comics around.
he was educated not in america lol
Most comics are very intelligent. It's quick wit that they deliver from a bank of experiences and knowledge.
Fossil fuels won’t be around in 10 years? Really? What’s going to replace it? How will fertilizer that’s used to grow our food be produced? You can’t make it without natural gas. What about plastics, polymers, fabrics, ink, paint, lubricants, glue, medicine, the roads we drive on just to name a few of the millions and millions of products and chemicals that are made directly from oil and gas. The economy is based on fossil fuels.
You can’t produce steel without metallurgical coal. We will always need fossil fuels.
He is seriously misinformed about the impact of Fukashima, it's almost infected everything
@@WAMSMASHEStbf he said he isn't an expert regarding Fukushima
Holy sheet, Jimmy is one of my favourite comedians, and Joe is my go to podcasts, seeing both of their heightened intelligentence/outlooks is truly astonishing.
Clever, clever individuals.
Worship that godlike intelligence
@@jamie9726 Jamie, play that video of the grizzly with godlike intelligence.
@@ashleygregory1280 no thanks. I'm too intelligent for that shit
Joes correct. I’m an American and I have ZERO faith that this govt would only do the right thing around the world and would rather be the greedy corrupt pricks this govt tends to be. We’re too comfortable and don’t know struggle. Conveniences are nice don’t get me wrong but in an effort to make things easier we became lazier and stupider. We need a new breed of creators who understand the value of what we have and can offer ourselves and the world without simply accepting the shitty things that happen around the world
because they turk r jerbs
to end Human trafficking and slavery
the government can punish those behind Jeffrey Epstein Island
Oh ... wait nvm
Are you advocating for an alien invasion of America or the Earth?
Over specialization breeds in weakness!
We don’t need more 3rd world unskilled foreigners here, I hope you’re not alluding to this.
Waited a long time to see me fave comedian Jimmy Carr on this show. He's a brilliant comedian very sarcastic & offensive but that's why I like him. Take him out of comedy mode & him talking about things in a normal manner he's actually very well spoken & is very fascinating to listen to although I'm still waiting for him at any second to drop a killer one liner in lmao
Not as offensive has Ten Hagball
@@TonyTynebridgenothing wrong with ten Haag it’s the players who play shit all the time
This was one of my top 3 favourite episodes of all time, Joe answered a prayer making this one lol
I think this is a perfect example of the world. You have 2 men from totally different backgrounds talking about a subject from different perspectives..(Jimmy from the idealistic point of view..Joe from the realist point of view) both are correct... neither point of view will make the slightest bit of difference....we can talk amongst ourselves but at the end of the day we are pretty much powerless
Jim Carr might look like a cross between Mia Farrow and a ventriloquist's doll in rehab, but dammit does he have some points.
😂😂😂
Haha, great comment
😂 he's extremely intelligent
Joe's right about resources, just because they may be obsolete in 10 years doesn't mean you can't make money hand of fist with it in current conditions. Nobody's going to bypass mountains of profit because it'll maybe die out in 10 years. I own and operate a small local business over the last 15 years, it's slowly dying out due to competition driving prices down, but I'm 39 years old and have made enough that I can probably retire when this market completely runs dry or I could find another market lol This is the entire point for me.
But it shouldn't be when you upscale it to governmental budgets
You must be young still? You haven't figured out how wasteful government spending is even for SMALL projects, be VERY advised going forward, that I'm about to dunk like vince carter. Step aside sir.@@benmackay3573
*makes an A-Okay with my hand and a wildly sarcastic wink* booboo this is the entire essence of why I flipped from being a democrat to being a republican and funny enough, historically????? why people traditionally follow this same path. The second you realize how inept your politicians are the less likely you are in a REAL BIG RUSH to give them more of your tax money. But you'll figure it out cutie pie, soon enough.
I've always been a big fan of Jimmy Carr's comedy, such a savage on stage and very well spoken and intelligent. Great clip 👍
Wow you can tell jimmy is very intelligent and has a completely open mind by this . Interesting conversation
i wrote a huge essay about nuclear power in physics class and let me tell you. even ignoring the cancer,heart attack and stroke risks of CO2, just pure death toll, nuclear enrrgy is 100x if not more safer than fossil
the amount of energy created devided by death count comes no where close to fossil
and solar and wind is just not sufficient... never will be as they require specific conditions
damn amazing clip. i love this guy
dont believe you
Carbon dioxide 😂😂😂 okay plants run into oxygen 😂😂
Try it’s sulfur dioxide and carbon monoxide that are the real problem
Hell. I bet real money that if we adopt nuclear power planta alot ealier we would have achieve nuclear fusion testing and success alot QUICKER from what we did now.
We’re definitely going to move to nuclear power, it’s just they want the fear mongering so they can tax and squeeze as much milk out of the proverbial cow as they can.
Wouldn't fancy hundreds and hundreds of nuclear power plants. We've seen the damage they can cause. We need some, but in conjunction with other forms of energy, including fossil fuels.
We need to also completely ban traditional refrigerant. Pound for pound the biggest polluter
Beavers is still the world's most valuable commodity. 😂
Just so everyone is clear. Karl Benz invented the internal combustion engine. Not Henry.
well the reason why oil is so profitable isn't only because it's a source of energy but also it supplies us with tons of other chemicals that are essential to other industries... so nuclear will replace one aspect and we tried recycling plastic and it turned out only certain types of those are recyclable.. so it's a very long way to replace oil
That is true but synthetic versions of petrolium and most othe petrochemicals can already be synthesised from water, just not cost-effectively
@@red00eyebut all that matters is cost effectiveness so your solutions are communism
Glad to see someone else understands oil is used for so much more than fuel for our cars and electricity
There isn't any current alternative fuel for the diesel powered cargo ships carrying your slave made materials and iPhones to your consumer market.
We'll, there is one alternative... but do you really want tens of thousands of nuclear powered cargo ships risking life in the ocean at every second?
Mimetic Theory is the underlying basis of this discussion. The past never repeats itself and we can’t predict future events. *However* there are consistent overarching patterns which can provide a general manner of predicting outcomes.
We only predict the future through the eyes and themes of our current era. Like back in 50s and 60s the future is pretty much the same theme just with flying cars the style stays pretty similar
except the past does repeat itself and we can predict future events. So there goes that theory.
Depends on the future. Based on observed patterns I can guarantee there is a high likelihood of being stabbed or shot when confronting an angry black teenager in a hoodie at 4 am.
More like memetic, all human culture evolves as biological species do. Obvious once you see it. Ever notice how languages exist on a family tree just like species of birds
History repeats itself absolutely
One of the best guests ever. Can he please go on another podcast and interrupt someone else? This was a delight of a listen, been a fan of his for years!
There's Fukushima but people forget about Chernobyl, Ukraine and the close call at 3-mile-island in Pennsylvania, United States. There's also the question about what we do with nuclear waste. Basically, it goes into storage but remains a danger for a very long time. This may not be sustainable.
Nice to have a Saturday release. Happy Thanksgiving to all the Canadians here.
One of the most smartes guests on this podcast this man has great points and views
“Why do brownstones have steps up to the ground floor?” Was expecting “…because your Mum” 😂
"Beavers!" 😂😂😂 cracked me up.
Jimmy is very articulate when he speaks. Also hilarious.
A nuclear submarine has one limitation and its an important one.
A nuclear submarine is limited by the amount of food it can carry for the crew.
And presumably oxygen?
@@GhastlyCretin85nope, they can make air. Do you really think they carrying months worth of air on the sub?
@@pbrown0829 Aren't they carrying the components needed to make air? Like oxygen?
@@GhastlyCretin85 they do. Food is the limiting factor.
@@GhastlyCretin85they take that out of the water
Jimmy is one of the most edgy comics and he is absolutely genius as well
As a Brit, I didn’t realise that Jimmy had this side to him, so interesting to hear him and Joe talk
Never heard of this guy before but I'm loving it. Seems like a stand up dude. I'm going to Spotify to watch the WHOLE DAMN THING!!
he's hilarious!
Oh I have to give a HUGE second to watching 8 out of 10 cats does countdown.
(especially Joe Wilkinson episodes)
“Stand up dude” I saw what you did there
@@yousausage ricky gervais is bigger
@@phreakisop9810he isn’t. Ricky is known. He’s got a good legacy and a good selection of tv shows where he inserts himself into, but when it comes to top billing and drawing attention it’s definitely Jimmy the past 5-10 years. When it comes to hosting, presenting, panel shows, stand up, headlines and big events - Jimmy is the man. Ricky lives in the depths now and is becoming more and more a cult icon rather than mainstream
Anyone who thinks the AI revolution will create more jobs is living in a fantasy land
These people will be the most shocked when THEIR job is taken
@CentauriTTJ
Well, you have examples of that with the writers/actors strikes already. The same people all aboard the Ansdrew Yang train and his pitch to replace truckers with AI trucking sure don't seem to like the idea of AI writers and actors! 😂
Good stuff Gentlemen. Thank you both for your service to humanity. Humour is such a high vibrating gift. Laughter saves souls😂🎉❤
Amazing conversation Joe. I could listen to innovation all day.
I once heckled Jimmy at a live show.. he commented on my comedy timing. It doesnt get better than that.
no he didnt
@@quercus3290 And I was pissed x
the start of this podcast jimmy was like 'comedy has given us everything, so you gotta think..what can i give back?'. Jimmy's way of giving back was to not pay his taxes. Regardless love him
Good for him. Screw taxes.
@@idc0459 You must levitate above the roads or something. You think they're free? Idiot.
Based Jimmy
saying screw taxes is like saying screw people. we might not have as much control as we want over what our taxes go on.. but in general it's a mechanism to distribute wealth. Capitalism for the win. Ya god damn hippy @@idc0459
your mums a sin@@tomgunton
Jimmy Carr was one of the best episodes on JRE in a very long time
Can't wait to see the next time you interview Randall Carlson so he can talk about the potential of plasma as an alternative energy. So cool!
I love celebrities saving the world..there simply isn't enough of it..i've been waiting for someone to address it..and here we are
Check out this thing called the Marvel Cinematic Universe. Should keep you going for a while.
Listening to Jimmy Carr bust out some fundamental knowledge of Primary Energy makes me want to vote this guy in to replace the octagenarians in office who believe we can “cut back” to net zero (aka famine).
he supported vaccine mandates and lockdowns in the UK
He does not know how the power/money/food/pharma system works. Keep dreaming. Nuclear is good. Too good in fact other than the loss in power over distances.
He talks about these things a bit naively though. It doesn't matter that oil will stop being the primary fuel for vehicles at some point, it is now and that means if you make a fortune out of it you will be in the best spot to take advantage of whatever comes next to replace it. Also he didn't seem to know the difference between nuclear fusion and nuclear fission, the nuclear power plants we have now use fission, the article they pulled up about BP investing in nuclear power was fusion (completely different thing). Fusion is like the holy grail of power sources but we haven't developed the technology far enough to make a functional power plant yet. Fission is basically the same principle as a steam trains engine, you heat up water and the steam turns turbines, except instead of burning coal you use radioactive material, which in fission power plants is a very specific isotope of uranium, an incredibly rare substance. If we changed all of our power production to nuclear fission power plants they have calculated that we would run out of this isotope in quantities to be a viable power source within decades.
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They've been telling us the same outright lies about oil and gas for the last 50 years. It's always just about to run out, and it never does.
The supply of oil is near infinite, it's only a question of commerciality. How much will it cost to extract this oil, and how much can I sell it for?
Technological innovation is constantly solving that problem.
That's why fracking was invented - the cost of oil became so high that it drove a technological revolution.
Carr is right about nuclear but is repeating nonsense Climate propaganda
Nice to hear Jimmy Carr in a real conservation. He he made some valid points. But what most folks tend to forget is petroleum products are used for a lot more than cars. We also have to remember that we need scientists to work to find safe solutions, So we need to keep the lights on, electrify running, transport to and from the lab, heating and AC in the labs and at their homes right now!!!! So they can continue to do their jobs.
Aye. The biggest thing people are unaware of is that agricultural fertiliser comes from the petrochemical industry. Without that ... well ... a death toll from starvation in the billions is not an exaggeration.
Online how Jimmy is not just forward thinking, but actually proposes real world solutions.
I showed my mom a recorded set from Jimmy and she said he was really funny but hated his laugh. It was fun watching laughs turn into cringes like clockwork 😂
It's the English version of Eddie Murphy's laugh 😂
Jimmy firing on all cylinders, Joe could have brought some more energy. Fantastic guest
Joe is high as kite
It's not a competition, if anything Joe being so calm here really let what Jimmy was saying sink in more. Great epidsode
Listening to the full podcast it felt like Joe was getting a little frustrated with Jimmy cutting him off a lot
@@jamesgreen1561Exactly. I’ve been looking forward to this one for years and I could barely listen to it. And it looks like Joe felt the same way.
He is a genuine guy, always gives an encore in his shows and always stays and chats to fans afterwords.
As someone who works in the nuclear manufacturing industry, I can say that there is a significant amount of pollution created in the manufacturing of nuclear components. Our company manufacturs steam generators and components in canada.
They're also a major supplier for the US government, manufacturing nuclear components for submarines, as well as power plants down there.
I have no idea if they're better than fossil fuel, but there's still an environmental impact to be considered.
Jimmy is spot on about the cobalt. We abolished slavery but we nowadays outsource it to Africa and South East Africa to get our gadgets (and cheap clothes). I think future generations will be very critical of this.
We get the gadgets, they get money to invest in their own business. No one is saying that they need to dig out cobalt with bare hands.
@@onlyoneofhiskind They get money to invest in business? Are you serious? I think you should do some research into cobalt mines, and living conditions in general, in the Congo.
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I did and I found that people who are in charge of the excavations are making a lot of money. The same happens in gold and diamond's mining. Usually there's one African tribe in charge and others are doing all the labour.
Current generations are pretty critical of this already but they aren't the ones making it happen (most people get a phone before learning about the slave thing so it's not an intentional thing on their part)
We need comedians... Not politians. Jimmy is one of the best social commentators the UK has produced. We need more speaking up and giving their opinions more openly
"There was a time when I laughed at comedians and listened to politicians. Now I laugh at politicians and listen to comedians . . ."
Someone wise.
Yeah, but we actually need politicians. Smug comedians will tell jokes as the world ends. Democratically elected leaders might actually help
Rowan Atkinson is great as well.
@@terminatrix92 shame there aren't many elected politians that actually do any thing other than line their own pockets
I think Charlie Brooker is ahead of him but yeah, he might be up there
Jimmy on that natural speed, soul crushing facts about humanity. Nothing gets your heart rate goin quicker.
They sound like 2 buddies withdrawing trying to figure out who got that good shit
Don't forget that cobalt is used to refine oil into gasoline and diesel. But I've never heard anyone complain about that.
ive never heard of jimmy carr. but he seems like a very well spoken guy. i will def check what hes all about now.
I can't tell if you're joking or not, but Jimmy Carr is a hilarious comedian. He also hosts a comedy game show called "8 Out of 10 Cats Does Countdown". He doesn't hold back in his old stand up shows either, he is vulgar and isn't afraid to target minorities for his comedy. He is a good guy, and it seems he is pretty clued up with happenings in the world aswell.
@@smokeyb7120 im an uninformed american lol
Yank
Imaging the greatness of this podcast if sean lock was still alive and done this podcast with jimmy
7:13 isn’t THAT just a fantastic reason to telecommute to the office? Now employers can save on office leases, office equipment - hell yes! Put that on my ceo bonus
Jimmy Carr looks like he was generated by ChatGPT. Dude looks like a scary mannequin.
Never has a clip made me want to watch the full episode. Never knew this Goofy ventriloquist doll looking mf had this much wisdom in him. I love him more now.❤
I’ve not spoken to but I have had the pleasure of listening to Jimmy speak in humour and constructive conversation and I’d do it over and over again. Obviously not the same material or subject matter. His unhesitant and articulate verbal skills are an absolute joy.
Nuclear research is important, but you can't ignore how expensive the construction is, or the comparatively long time it takes to get a reactor online.
For me Jimmy Carr is top comic in the world. Glad Joe had him on the podcast
I watched a couple videos about nuclear waste. It's nothing like it's portrayed, it really seems safe. I guess the major fear is not the waste but the plant getting out of control.
Watch a documentary called Onkala to understand the problems of nuclear waste, its about the Onkalo spent nuclear fuel repository
What a fire basis for a foreign policy but an excuse to topple regimes 🤣🤣
New found respect for jimmy carr. He comes across as such an intelligent man in this podcast! I never liked his comedy style ripping on people so this is a great eye opener for me
We in Austria even built an nuclear power plant and then never started it up. Biggest waste of money ever.
Now the firefighters train in there, the only nuclear facility in the world which is not full of radiation 😂😂
I grew up with an abandoned nuclear facility in my backyard in the United States. It was never operational but they spent over $2 billion on it in the 70s and 80s before cancelling the project.
Always find it amazing how people are shocked that comedians are so knowledgeable. It's not like being well informed and clued up on current geopolitical issues is useful for writing new material after all ;)
Oil will be around longer than our grankids grankids
Jimmy Carr is pretty smart and hes really observant and he's making some real important points and he's doing so not just for the sake of comedy, but for the sake of humanity.
what's interesting is he used to work for... I think it was Exxon Mobil, too.
Ya right straight BS on slavery being Americas original sin he has some balls saying that it was under British rule of the first 150 years of slavery and there’s British colonize on every continent to this day notice he never brought that up
Joe Rogan and Bill Hicks, now that would have been some conversation worth listening to !
Bill Hicks was actually smart!
He's done several. Bill even has his own show, Infowars
@@joshuacarpenter8263really? 🤔He died many moons ago. 😒
@@stefaniabrazzi1358 Its a joke. Some people claim Bill is actually Alex Jones 😄
@@joshuacarpenter8263 ah, ok! Never heard of it before. ☺️
thought the reason the brownstones have stairs is because they were built by the dutch. Amsterdam is build next to the water and succeptible to floods hence why there were no cellar/basement ...
Next, UA-cam "8 out of 10 cats does countdown" to see jimmy in his natural habitat.
The longer I spent listening to Jimmy talking seriously about a topic, the more anxious for the punchline I got.
New technology threatens old monopoly That's why humanity isn't operating optimally Shout out Joe for having Jimmy on I find it amazing you have to listen to a coupla comedians to get a sensible converstion
Just finished watching the whole podcast, love Jimmy and he’s so interesting. Joe was very low on energy this one. Still loved this episode
Jimmy Carr saying were doing great and including the viewer gave me a strangely relaxing feeling
Jimmy’s stories about whaling and horses goes to show that if you want things to improve, you don’t pass laws and have the government tax you more. You have the government GET OUT OF THE WAY to let the human spirit and ingenuity flourish.
You are completely blanking out all the initiatives govt has instituted over generations.
@@michaeldowson6988 as well as overlooking the importance of governments creating limits to protect the society. Bad governance does not mean government is inherently bad or problematic.
Right. Remember how cigarettes were a majority thing until governments had moved away and people's addictions got solved on their own? Yeah, what a great world this alternative reality.
@@michaeldowson6988
Which institutions are those? The ones that napalm brown children in third world countries?
@@TheUsmc7211
You know, governments just did decree things a couple years ago in the name of “protecting society”. They involved making it illegal to open your business or be on a beach by yourself. How did that work out? Did it make us “safer”?
"Fossil fuels" aren't even that, but this world would grind to halt without them.........
fossil fuels arent what sorry? also did you have any more to say because you left a lot of ellipses there......................................................................
no
@@phutureproof why do you get crude oil and kero-gen in asteroids?, what "fossils" did they come from?
"Jamie, pull up that video of a bear making predictions about the future using innovations from the past."
1:37 8 out of 10 cats kicked in
Wow! Carr is as smart as he is funny. Multi talented guy.
I never doubted him being smart tbh.. the way he articulates and phrases his punchlines just shows it..
I'm one minute in and heard the most dumb and naive load of horse shit. Looking forward for it to get smart
The US military is the one promoting and guaranteeing slavery. How can he be so naïve to expect the exact opposite from the same people and forces, who are the beneficiaries of such policies, btw.
This is a very roundabout piece of logic. The US military promotes US foreign interests, it doesn't go out of its way to promote slavery. If you think it does, prove it. There are no solutions in the world, only trade offs. For all the faults of the US, I'd rather them policing the world than China or Russia.
Hi Joe... Have you seen the video on 'The absurbities of modern academia'? Very interesting.
I’m waiting for rogan to turn this into a Bonobo ape conversation
Jimmy Carr, fantastic wit, brilliant comedian. I hope he sticks to comedy, the pandemic bits weren't him
True, it was what he became after the vax
His vaccine stuff didn't age well.
@@JohnSmith-zx1bg oh! did he do pro-vax bits?
@@CleverGirlAAH Yeah, shaming people who didn't get the shot. But now we know the shot doesn't stop transmission so he was wrong.
Spotify time.
Carr talks a lot of sense. It’s great to hear.
Totally agree with Jimmy, thanks for sharing the interview
Jimmy and Joe should have a permanent show, this was brilliant.
This is a perfect podcast example of people sounding smart but doing nothing.
They will talk about it passionately but never actually do anything.
Such a funny funny guy, who has an incredibly balanced, intelligent view on the world
Man Roger Federer ain’t aging well. But he’s very knowledgeable about world affairs though.
You can tell this gentleman is very informed.