In my country of Zimbabwe a man was recently attacked by a lioness is the wilderness camp area of Chirundu (on the Zambezi River). Another local man ran to his aid and began throwing rocks at it and the lion left. The first was badly injured but survived the attack - with just 1 person throwing rocks.
@@AlexRuns98 Because people would know to at least pick up some sticks and throw some rocks. I don't think a lone lion would attack 50 people if tightly grouped and aware of the lion. They want one animal to eat. Without tools, I think the lion is gonna just keep killing people. 50, 100, 200... doesn't matter if the don't have weapons. A human punch or kick won't do much to a lion if it lands at all. It would require all the humans to pile up and keep trying to hold it down. Unless they have weapons or unless those people have trained together for this ultimate showdown, humans can't do shit to a 380 lbs king of beasts.
@Macumazahn lets say the average man in that showdown weighed 150 pound. It would only take 3 people to outweigh that beast. Now imagine 50 people. Also lions aren't known for their stamina. Sure plenty of people would get pretty fked up but a single lion would lose against 50 average sized men.
The ability to skip a stone on a lake is bad ass. The first human to do so was probably seen as a wizard and got all the chicks, that shit was like fuqn magic...
@@pillarmenn1936 Apparently it was invented in the 18th century so my theory of early people accusing others of new things like skipping rocks of witchcraft ain't that far off lol I don't know tho, I have no idea what 18th century people are like
It would only take 5 able humans or so. Armed with rocks to start and sharp sticks to finish? Why not? Someone might get hurt, sure but it would be a relatively quick exchange. More difficult on DMT, though.
@Daniel Treadwell Please elucidate. Which part of what he discussed do you feel is incorrect or illogical, and why? As Ethan asked, it would also be helpful if you could provide your experience in this area and what makes you qualified to offer criticism. For example, how many peer reviewed articles have you written on this or a related topic?
I had very similar thoughts to that. Like when you were younger and skip stones across the water. First it's skipping stones, then the hunt for the perfect stone to skip. Very interesting!
I was that kid at the fair who could throw objects at an astounding speed. As a youngster in 7th grade I tossed soaking wet and very heavy softball in a torrential rain downfall 240 ft. I weighed about 130 pounds and broke the school record for 7th graders. One thing I especially enjoyed was skipping flat rocks on windless days in lakes. Totally addicting. William Von Hippel has done a ton of research on this subject and is quite passionate about finding answers. If I had to guess I'd say the things he believes are at most 50 percent correct and he could be completely off base and wrong about everything. His passion is undeniable on this subject and I find that fact irresistible. Cheers
He's right about children and throwing rocks. In fact, I'd even argue that throwing rocks is an instinctual trait inherited from our fossil ancestors. Throughout my 38 years, I have never witnessed a child that did not possess an affinity for throwing rocks. Hell, I must've gotten in trouble for it countless times, yet the drive to do so persisted with me, nonetheless.
Yeah I'm in this club too. One time I hid in the bushes, crouched and silent like a tiger, with a decent sized rock in my hand. I waited for the moment and chucked it as this dude right as he bent over. Fucking bullseye. Amazing feeling
My ancestors dominated the jungle, thrived into the savanna and forced its way to the top of the food chain so I could lay in my house watching this eating a lunchable in the a/c
Therein possibly lies our reverence and rituals around life and death. Mourning and celebration. The fear and uncertainty surrounding the death of your most capable hunter/defender. The celebration of the rise of a new encumbent, the politics and competition to be the leader. We see it in less develped species.
I heard a really interesting hypothesis about the development of our brain because the discovery of fire. It states that because we discovered fire, we could drive of predators much better and therefore were able to sleep longer and stay in REM sleep longer. REM sleep is shown to be very important for brain development and growth because of the effect that dreams have on our brain.
That was for the first time, we had an aim or a target to practice. Which made us better and we started calculating our throws. Before which we were doing random stuff. Aiming at a goal made us humans.
Yeah ...I was thinking about my own kids and especially my youngest went through the rock throwing phase. I guess my oldest too but not as much as the younger one. My oldest was really good at pitching a ball, they both are really that's kind of like throwing a rock! Lol
I find this so fascinating because my one year old has a consistent trait of throwing anything he can get his hands on. Not sure where he learned it from, but it seems to be an engrained characteristic.
This guy could go on and on about this whole evolution thing and I'd listen to him, his voice and speech pattern is very interesting and keeps your attention for a long time. Nice.
"The question is why would an animal that runs the show in the canopie leave for the savana" Me: To have the overpowered ability to literaly YEET rocks
Went for a walk a few days ago and the first thing me and the lads did was throw rocks. No one even mentioned it, we just picked them up and threw them.
People think we developed clothing in response to developing modesty. But I think it was an active decision to help keep people focused on manageable problems, and stop thinking about sex all the time. Think about it, we wear clothes everywhere, and we think about sex all day. Now imagine how much would get done if we were all naked.
@@girv98 haha because thinking we came from fish and chimps is perfectly normal thinking lol. I have not one religious bone in my body and I think we know nothing. Theoretical science is fucking just as cultish as religion
@@milew81 When archaic bones in our body atrophy but are still present, that's a good sign that there once was a purpose for that bone. When there are systems at play in archaic animals that are found in present day animals, or systems in lower animals that are too found in higher animals, but not the other way around? That's a good sign that there have been made improvements. Evolution is so widely accepted that even Christians don't refute it for the most part, instead claim that God created evolution and isn't an Interfering God.
When I was trained in aikido I was told that all attacks start with a throw. Throwing a punch a person and a knife all use the same principals and mostly the same techniques. I was also told, if I wanted to get really good, I had to take falls and throw knives.
A South Park episode answered this question for me long ago, to get into heaven the correct answer is “Mormons”. Evangelicals and anyone else needing the truth, repeat after me.....”Mormons”.
There are plenty of species that hunt in packs and also throw rocks and still show no signs of these types of developments within "mature" genetic strains
Joe goes to the doctor. Doc: Hello Joe, I got your results and you have osteoporosis. Joe: Does this have anything to do Australopithecus? Doc: Cut the crap Joe your getting old.
This makes so much sense to me. I love darts. But I love it so much more when I'm not playing with anyone and just throwing by myself. I used to go to a bar to do this. I'd just get a rhythm going and focus on a target and the whole world would just melt away. Hours would go by until I'd have enough and I always felt better after like I just cleared my head. Never thought of it as tapping into something primal until now.
Once at a house party with mates, friend was on LSD and staring at dart board on the wall across the room all nite while sitting on a couch. Dart board was over 10 meters away, and he was not a dart player, but he said he was going to throw a dart across the room and hit a bullseye. Hours passed, he didn't move, and kept staring. We went to leave, he stood up, grabbed a dart, and threw it as hard as he could. Dead-center Bullseye. Whole place went nuts. Great moment. Primal programming.
Izzy TKOs Romero 3rd Round if someone watched the videos and compiled a list of all the UA-cam videos, songs, historic pictures, maps, graphics, etc for each one Id bet they could make some money off it somehow
@@chandlorpersaud1546 I've heard it was a sling, which is an older weapon that is more akin to regular throwing. You spin it in a circle and let go, so it effectively makes your arm into a longer, faster version of a softball thrower's wind-up throw.
The over arm throw is unique to us, as far as we know. Even Neanderthal and Denisovans could only throw side arm and generally hunted close quarter with a stabbing thrust. It's one of the things that set us apart from all other hominids. We kill at a distance. While Australopithicus had the shoulder mobility, it still had the conical rib cage showing musculature inadequate to an over arm throw. The elbow and the wrist couldn't produce the rotation in the over arm throw. Australopithecus had the wrists to hold rock and use the edge as a cutting tool on meat, but the cut marked bones found were from large animals so most likely indicated scavenging and not active hunting. They're not even sure if Australopithecus made the stone tools or simply picked up sharp rocks. Lucy probably didn't hunt things larger than mice. We're the only hominid that can kill at distance. We specialize in it. We make boomerangs, bolos, axes, spears, javelines, slings, bows, on and on . . . one of the hallmarks of being homo sapiens sapiens.
Here are some questions to ask yourself. Do you know how the age of geologic columns are determined? Do you know how the date of fossils are determined? Do you know what circular reasoning is? Do you know how carbon dating works? Did you kmow that in order to find the HALF LIFE of something, you need to know how old it is to begin with? Do you know what circular reasoning is? Do you know how soil settlement works?
We have LOTS of extra DNA that chimps don't have. We have 1/5 the strength of a chimp. Weak in comparison to ALL primates, pound for pound. We have some common ancestry, but there has been intervention in our genetics.
Eh, not really true. We share 97% of our DNA with chimpanzees, and the strength disparity between humans and other great apes is not as much as popular opinion would have you believe. Yeah, they're probably stronger, I would say definitely on average, but as von Hippel says, their musculature and bone structure is different, so their force production is totally different; ie, not particularly helpful in comparison. Plus human beings can get pretty fucking strong too, it just so happens that the majority are lazy cunts.
I was in the army with a kid from the Isle of pines in the Pacific. Somewhere way off from new Caledonia. This kid could turn the lights off in our room throwing pebbles.
In my country of Zimbabwe a man was recently attacked by a lioness is the wilderness camp area of Chirundu (on the Zambezi River). Another local man ran to his aid and began throwing rocks at it and the lion left. The first was badly injured but survived the attack - with just 1 person throwing rocks.
You still living in Zimbabwe?
@@pocohax6552 "living" in Zimbabwe..
yea 100 ppl would fuck up a lion
@@AlexRuns98 Because people would know to at least pick up some sticks and throw some rocks. I don't think a lone lion would attack 50 people if tightly grouped and aware of the lion. They want one animal to eat.
Without tools, I think the lion is gonna just keep killing people. 50, 100, 200... doesn't matter if the don't have weapons. A human punch or kick won't do much to a lion if it lands at all. It would require all the humans to pile up and keep trying to hold it down. Unless they have weapons or unless those people have trained together for this ultimate showdown, humans can't do shit to a 380 lbs king of beasts.
@Macumazahn lets say the average man in that showdown weighed 150 pound. It would only take 3 people to outweigh that beast. Now imagine 50 people. Also lions aren't known for their stamina. Sure plenty of people would get pretty fked up but a single lion would lose against 50 average sized men.
This must be why playing catch with a father and son is such a primal connection
Underrated comment!
Holy shit
Me son throw rock to me. Me not think this through. Ouch.
never did anything for me personally 🤷🏼♂️
Only in America. Nothing primal about it.
"all humans enjoy throwing "
that's why my girlfriend throws my shit around everytime she gets mad?
😂😂 I feel this bro
My ex girlfriend threw a lighter at me once, it hit me in the eye scratched my corina.That hurt like a sonofawhore.
Literally yes, anger is fear and the fight/throw reflex is strong. Good example.
@@aaron8kok how's the eye?
@@aurelius5534 it healed,glad I'm done what crazy cow.
this guy looks 72 and 24 at the same time.
Hahahah I was thinking the same
figures718 turns out....
@@ferise1 turns out.... he has a giant schween. I'll leave now🤔🙄
I laughed lol
Yeah he def was a stunt double in Benjamin button
You know, now that it's mentioned there is something really satisfying about throwing rocks.
Fuck yeah, it is.
When I’m mad throwing rocks into the river really helps no joke lol
Just wait'll you try throwing feces.
Used to spend hours trying to sink cans with rocks. Bring them closer with wave action. Knock them round, so the hole is to the top.....ahhhhh
Fucking right it is. I am Irish. We built a game out of it. Three rocks and a bend in the trail. Boom. Rock game.
I like how joe connects almost everything with martial arts
It only made perfect sense
because that's what he knows
the most natural-looking eyebrow-less man ever
His eyebrows been yeeted
I didn't even notice he had no eyebrows until I saw your comment 😂
I feel like his face molested me by its looks.
He looks unbelievably Dutch and guessing by the name I would say he probably is somewhere down the line between chimp and American
Hes studied history so much he left his eyebrows in the past.
The ability to skip a stone on a lake is bad ass. The first human to do so was probably seen as a wizard and got all the chicks, that shit was like fuqn magic...
Either that or they got burned at the stake by some christian group for doin "witchcraft" lol
@@aangmaster9392 I highly fucking doubt rock skipping is that young. you might as well say we're 2000 years old too
@@pillarmenn1936 Apparently it was invented in the 18th century so my theory of early people accusing others of new things like skipping rocks of witchcraft ain't that far off lol
I don't know tho, I have no idea what 18th century people are like
The chicks ate him.
@@pillarmenn1936 wow you got pretty triggered u must be Christian 🤣😂🤣💀 burning people at the stake for not thinking like you lmao
“You think 50 of us could kill a lion”. Lol I felt that.
It would only take 5 able humans or so. Armed with rocks to start and sharp sticks to finish? Why not? Someone might get hurt, sure but it would be a relatively quick exchange. More difficult on DMT, though.
elvis316 Can I specialize my build and swap the starter rock with pocket sand to blind the lion? How many goats does that upgrade cost?
@@saerudayo nice
@@saerudayo 7 hamsters
@@saerudayo for 7 hampster I can do
"we were made by aliens, look it up" - Eddie Bravo
Chris the internet is flat
Flat like your brain waves
No need to look up Eddie Bravo. I've seen enough of his nonsense.
loll
@John Hurley Spamming emojis doesn't make your point more valid, whatever this argument is about.
Joe is done with bows and arrows now. Not hard enough. Gonna start throwing stones at deer.
Throwing knife's now that's a skill lol.
There's video of that.
When i was younger, i threw a rock at a duck (not thinking i was going to hit it), I did. My pops made me eat it, maybe he was hungry looking back
i once killed a frog with a rock once. felt pretty bad afterwards
I lol'd
I'll trade +5 to missile damage, for -5 to climbing ability any day.
+5 to ballistic ROCKets
You'll also need +5 social skills to form a posse
My vote for Comment of the year.
It's all practice. I'll practice throwing! Too evolved(weak, sick) to be climbing trees, lol!
Become a monk and you'll have both!
"Best podcast on the planet." -- No one disputes this. Totally interesting guests.
Backed by science
Sudhir Kakar FAX
Bunch of fucking idiots. Joe is cool but most of his guest are talking bullshit!
Jeremy Hamilton shut up goofy
I love Brendan Schaub and all... but I like it when Joe has smart people on his show.
@Daniel Treadwell Please elucidate. Which part of what he discussed do you feel is incorrect or illogical, and why? As Ethan asked, it would also be helpful if you could provide your experience in this area and what makes you qualified to offer criticism. For example, how many peer reviewed articles have you written on this or a related topic?
Because as humans we didnt fucking evolve from an animal 🤣 y’all can’t be this dumb
gafflhfh but you think a big fucking entity just spontaneously generated us with 0 provable evidence. I’m guessing you don’t even have your GED
@Daniel Treadwell Hey Daniel, we're still here waiting for your response.
Gabriel Fallon I never listened to Brandon Schaub podcast with Joe
It just hit me. I learn more from Joe Rogan interviews than high school.
Red Warden 19 keep going with that logic bruv, see how far that gets ya
Yea because some bureaucrat asshole in the govt’s dept of education isn’t deciding what you’re allowed to learn on JRE
wow you must have been a dumb student
Ever been out somewhere with your buddies, a parking lot, a field, whatever, and you were bored?
What did you do?
Instant rock throwing competition.
Suck each other off.
measure dicks.
I had very similar thoughts to that. Like when you were younger and skip stones across the water. First it's skipping stones, then the hunt for the perfect stone to skip. Very interesting!
And years later...............They move onto hitting a rock with a club into a hole.
@@spittingblood wtf
You know a guest is money when Rogan doesn’t interrupt them continually. Love you Joe!!
imagine throwing rocks on DMT
Imagine smoking rocks and throwing DMT
Imagine...aaaahhhh, two people beat me to it.
Imagine rocks throwing DMT.
At coyotes
Geometric shapes?
I was that kid at the fair who could throw objects at an astounding speed. As a youngster in 7th grade I tossed soaking wet and very heavy softball in a torrential rain downfall 240 ft. I weighed about 130 pounds and broke the school record for 7th graders. One thing I especially enjoyed was skipping flat rocks on windless days in lakes. Totally addicting.
William Von Hippel has done a ton of research on this subject and is quite passionate about finding answers. If I had to guess I'd say the things he believes are at most 50 percent correct and he could be completely off base and wrong about everything. His passion is undeniable on this subject and I find that fact irresistible. Cheers
The part about us instinctually wanting to throw as children because it's something we have inherited makes total sense to me
Wow, now I know why I love chucking rocks for no apparent reason. Not only is it fun, it's possibly hardwired in my brain to be fun.
He's right about children and throwing rocks. In fact, I'd even argue that throwing rocks is an instinctual trait inherited from our fossil ancestors. Throughout my 38 years, I have never witnessed a child that did not possess an affinity for throwing rocks. Hell, I must've gotten in trouble for it countless times, yet the drive to do so persisted with me, nonetheless.
Same 😂 smashed a window one time, not on purpose
Then back throwing them again xD
Happy 40th
True, but I also LOVED climbing trees as a kid.
Yeah me too. If I'm walking and bored and there's rocks around I'll pick them up and throw them.
Yeah I'm in this club too. One time I hid in the bushes, crouched and silent like a tiger, with a decent sized rock in my hand. I waited for the moment and chucked it as this dude right as he bent over. Fucking bullseye. Amazing feeling
WOW! Mr Von Hippel pretty well explained the basics of human behavior and where it came from in 13 minutes.
where some think* it came from.
My ancestors dominated the jungle, thrived into the savanna and forced its way to the top of the food chain so I could lay in my house watching this eating a lunchable in the a/c
Air conditioning rules! 😮😮😮😮😅😊😊😊😊
1:56 imagine all of the heroic hominids that had to take the risk to make that transition - I wish we had stories from then
Therein possibly lies our reverence and rituals around life and death. Mourning and celebration. The fear and uncertainty surrounding the death of your most capable hunter/defender. The celebration of the rise of a new encumbent, the politics and competition to be the leader. We see it in less develped species.
Joe "let's get to the cooked meat part" Rogan
I heard a really interesting hypothesis about the development of our brain because the discovery of fire. It states that because we discovered fire, we could drive of predators much better and therefore were able to sleep longer and stay in REM sleep longer. REM sleep is shown to be very important for brain development and growth because of the effect that dreams have on our brain.
I'm sure all of these hypothesis are true, and that a cumulative effect of many selection pressures was required
My dog lives in a warm house with no threat whatsoever and still doesnt get rem sleep. Debunked lol
@@MultiTazmo dogs weren't evolved for rem sleep my guy. these things take millions of years to change in the brain.
This is one of my favorite guest, very intelligent and articulates himself well
If I was this guy, I'd wear a monocle and call myself "Baron" Von Hippel.
tjs001 this comment is still funny asf
More like Piter de Vries
Made me lol
lol, great comment.
Baron is a title von is a title doesn’t work
That was for the first time, we had an aim or a target to practice.
Which made us better and we started calculating our throws. Before which we were doing random stuff. Aiming at a goal made us humans.
It would be interesting to see this guy and Jordan Peterson have a discussion about evolution and how its effected human psychology.
What he doesn't say is this rock throwing strategy probably developed over thousands of years--not over a few years.
Rock throwing is in Haitian culture too. When I was a kid it felt like an essential survival skill. Got hit with quite a few rocks, too!
I believe it because every damn kid I've ever known goes through a rock throwing phase.
Myles Raymond I was always in trouble for it. Was a pretty decent pitcher throughout school because of it though
Yeah ...I was thinking about my own kids and especially my youngest went through the rock throwing phase. I guess my oldest too but not as much as the younger one. My oldest was really good at pitching a ball, they both are really that's kind of like throwing a rock! Lol
10:17 lets pretend no one saw that
What?
I find this so fascinating because my one year old has a consistent trait of throwing anything he can get his hands on. Not sure where he learned it from, but it seems to be an engrained characteristic.
"A chimp can't throw". Did he not see the video of the chimp nailing a granny in the face with a 40+ feet underhand throw.
Don't be talking about your mother that way.
He said they're bad at it, not that they cant throw
@@Frost-kh9mg dam it dude lol
Jesus Urbina the chimp or granny?
BUSHCRAPPING just teach one how to use a gun. How to Get Away with Murder 101.
Joe "Mhhh" Rogan
I just read this when he said mhh 😂😂
Lmao me too
Same 😂😂😂
its his sexual mating call, he cant help it.
Me too!
This guy could go on and on about this whole evolution thing and I'd listen to him, his voice and speech pattern is very interesting and keeps your attention for a long time. Nice.
Ability unlocked: YEET
Achievement received: "This bitch empty!"
"That's not rocket science".
Hell yeah, it's "rock science"! :D
The Ewoks used the stone-throwing strategy. Worked for them.
This doctor giving the most comfortable constant eye contact I've ever seen
0:11 whoa i tripped out for a second lmfao
"No idea why"
I think geologists have a pretty good grasp as to why tectonic plates move
I thought this dude was logic when i was scrolling down my subscriptions lol.
He does 😂
I'm weak af
Nope.just logical
@@yeyito2818 the rapper clown. not the word
@@joys8634 r/woosh
Joe “It’s Entirely Possible” Rogan
If Jar Jar Binks & C3PO had a baby it would look like him.
Jar jar Binks💀
Sage Heyrend this comment is so underrated hahaha
Actually loled
One of the best yet - couldn't stop giggling!
"The question is why would an animal that runs the show in the canopie leave for the savana"
Me: To have the overpowered ability to literaly YEET rocks
This is one of the better interviews on this great channel.
I love when Joe has actually smart people on.
Went for a walk a few days ago and the first thing me and the lads did was throw rocks.
No one even mentioned it, we just picked them up and threw them.
Loser
Me who was a pitcher all my life:
"Yeah, I'm something of an apex predator myself"
Yes 50 people could kill a lion, Jeez! While it's killing 1 or 2 of you, the rest beat it to death.
I’ve been binge watching Rogan’s videos for the past three days, I think this one was the most interesting to me so far. Hope I can find the rest.
People think we developed clothing in response to developing modesty.
But I think it was an active decision to help keep people focused on manageable problems, and stop thinking about sex all the time.
Think about it, we wear clothes everywhere, and we think about sex all day. Now imagine how much would get done if we were all naked.
I like it. Modest possibly developed over time as a consequence of wearing clothes.
Joe "coming from a martial arts background" Rogan
Don’t let boarder patrol hear about how effective rock throwing is 😂
I'm 49 and I ❤ throwing rocks to this day!!
Ben & Jerry's new flavor..."Von Hipple Triple Ripple Double Chimp Fudge."
Hippel*
This guy is great to listen to. Definitely gonna listen to the full podcast
I had the priv of having him as a lecturer, hes so good
Didn't realize such a high percentage of Rogan viewers were creationists
lol me neither, and they are so fucking active its incredible
I noticed that as well. Jebus...
Joe brings out all the crazies
@@girv98 haha because thinking we came from fish and chimps is perfectly normal thinking lol. I have not one religious bone in my body and I think we know nothing. Theoretical science is fucking just as cultish as religion
@@milew81 When archaic bones in our body atrophy but are still present, that's a good sign that there once was a purpose for that bone. When there are systems at play in archaic animals that are found in present day animals, or systems in lower animals that are too found in higher animals, but not the other way around? That's a good sign that there have been made improvements.
Evolution is so widely accepted that even Christians don't refute it for the most part, instead claim that God created evolution and isn't an Interfering God.
No ones gonna say it? This dude looks like jarjar binks
The most beautifully constructed comment ive ever read lol.
Lawrence Krauss looks like Jarjar binks
With a mix of C3PO👀😳
Image seeing a man kill a zebra with one throw of a rock. Then going home and watching your teenager play WoW for 14 hours straight.
When I was trained in aikido I was told that all attacks start with a throw. Throwing a punch a person and a knife all use the same principals and mostly the same techniques. I was also told, if I wanted to get really good, I had to take falls and throw knives.
If you remember Lonesome Dove the wild girl could throw rocks with deadly accuracy she threw rocks to hunt and to protect her from bandits.
Janey..... Love that movie. It's among the best ever.
A South Park episode answered this question for me long ago, to get into heaven the correct answer is “Mormons”. Evangelicals and anyone else needing the truth, repeat after me.....”Mormons”.
if this guy broke both his legs he would be known as "Von Hippel The Cripple"
😭😭😭
This made me pass away 😂😂😂
Pretty shaggy
And if he he drank cheap wine he would be Von Hipple the Cripple drinking Ripple
I believe it .. when I was in the marine corps all we did was throw rocks on down time !! Lol
Interesting theories. I find it amusing that there are people that are confident they know how we came to be.
Is there anything more satisfying than a calm lake surrounded by perfectly flat stones
10-:20 nice cut Jamie, but this won’t distract me from the fact this really smart man was trying to drink out of a closed bottle
There are plenty of species that hunt in packs and also throw rocks and still show no signs of these types of developments within "mature" genetic strains
Name them...
Remember when Randy Johnson exploded a bird with a pitch in a game?
What kind of bird? Wasn't it a pidgeon?
look it up like once year
yup. papoom
Can't wait to get the podcast on spotify!
Joe goes to the doctor.
Doc: Hello Joe, I got your results and you have osteoporosis.
Joe: Does this have anything to do Australopithecus?
Doc: Cut the crap Joe your getting old.
Von Hippie has strong viewpoints on the thing they're discussing...
Joe didn't tell him about the stoned ape theory..
Obedient Consumer watch the full podcast, he certainly did 😂😂😂
6:09 Love how he's flying so high up until here where he has to come down to Joe's level, "With a bunch of knives and shit"
😂
6 or 7 million years ago. Give or take a million years. Boggles my tiny mind.
"Rock skipping is throwing, with style"- Buzz Hanks
5:55 - it was only a counterfactual, Joe -
It contrasts with the technological & evolutional advance of being able to hunt from a distance...
This makes so much sense to me. I love darts. But I love it so much more when I'm not playing with anyone and just throwing by myself. I used to go to a bar to do this. I'd just get a rhythm going and focus on a target and the whole world would just melt away. Hours would go by until I'd have enough and I always felt better after like I just cleared my head. Never thought of it as tapping into something primal until now.
Once at a house party with mates, friend was on LSD and staring at dart board on the wall across the room all nite while sitting on a couch. Dart board was over 10 meters away, and he was not a dart player, but he said he was going to throw a dart across the room and hit a bullseye. Hours passed, he didn't move, and kept staring. We went to leave, he stood up, grabbed a dart, and threw it as hard as he could. Dead-center Bullseye. Whole place went nuts. Great moment. Primal programming.
@@user-sj4gq7tc6z haha class
It's the villain from Raiders of the Lost Ark.
Lame
Had the same baseball experience, uncle 30yo+ throws 65-70mph, my lanky little 10yo body was sending 75-85mph fastballs on target. Thanks ancestors!
You'll never establish affective groups if you don't differentiate those participate versus those who don't. BRILLIANCE.
i wish i can cut and upload clips of JRE and get a source of income from it....
This is an official channel
Jamie J thanks for letting me know
@@jamiej7177 lol is that you young Jaime
Haha yeah, Jamie uploads during slow moments in the podcast now so other people can't beat him to it
Izzy TKOs Romero 3rd Round if someone watched the videos and compiled a list of all the UA-cam videos, songs, historic pictures, maps, graphics, etc for each one Id bet they could make some money off it somehow
Joe “ throwing rocks at deer” Rogan
That’s were Strauss went from RDR2
Valon A yeah I’ve seen that, don’t they abandon him?
The beginning of one of the best JRE episodes ever
Does this ever beg the question why other primates never developed higher faculties or evolved at a similar rate?
So that's why I loved smashing windows when I was younger!
Joe “I hunt with rocks” Rogan
Does the rock throwing thing have anything to do with the story of David and Goliath?
Oh damn, that does seem like a metaphor for weak apes learning to throw stones to ward of stronger predators
why not
He used a slingshot to defeat Goliath supposedly
@@chandlorpersaud1546 I've heard it was a sling, which is an older weapon that is more akin to regular throwing. You spin it in a circle and let go, so it effectively makes your arm into a longer, faster version of a softball thrower's wind-up throw.
He ended him rightly.
The over arm throw is unique to us, as far as we know. Even Neanderthal and Denisovans could only throw side arm and generally hunted close quarter with a stabbing thrust. It's one of the things that set us apart from all other hominids. We kill at a distance. While Australopithicus had the shoulder mobility, it still had the conical rib cage showing musculature inadequate to an over arm throw. The elbow and the wrist couldn't produce the rotation in the over arm throw. Australopithecus had the wrists to hold rock and use the edge as a cutting tool on meat, but the cut marked bones found were from large animals so most likely indicated scavenging and not active hunting. They're not even sure if Australopithecus made the stone tools or simply picked up sharp rocks. Lucy probably didn't hunt things larger than mice. We're the only hominid that can kill at distance. We specialize in it. We make boomerangs, bolos, axes, spears, javelines, slings, bows, on and on . . . one of the hallmarks of being homo sapiens sapiens.
Here are some questions to ask yourself.
Do you know how the age of geologic columns are determined?
Do you know how the date of fossils are determined?
Do you know what circular reasoning is?
Do you know how carbon dating works?
Did you kmow that in order to find the HALF LIFE of something, you need to know how old it is to begin with?
Do you know what circular reasoning is?
Do you know how soil settlement works?
On DMT, the rock throws you
We have LOTS of extra DNA that chimps don't have. We have 1/5 the strength of a chimp. Weak in comparison to ALL primates, pound for pound. We have some common ancestry, but there has been intervention in our genetics.
williamlattin Are you in personal psychic communication with these aliens or do they just send you messages through the Dewey decimal system?
Eh, not really true. We share 97% of our DNA with chimpanzees, and the strength disparity between humans and other great apes is not as much as popular opinion would have you believe. Yeah, they're probably stronger, I would say definitely on average, but as von Hippel says, their musculature and bone structure is different, so their force production is totally different; ie, not particularly helpful in comparison. Plus human beings can get pretty fucking strong too, it just so happens that the majority are lazy cunts.
@@Fiendish77 we share 95% with mice, too. Just saying, it looks like more than mutation or epigenetics. It doesn't hurt to keep an open mind.
@@themonrovian8441 yes they wanted me to let you know your troll family misses you.
@Geeky Alex what about them?
joe "I had read this" rogan
I could listen to this guy all day
I was in the army with a kid from the Isle of pines in the Pacific. Somewhere way off from new Caledonia.
This kid could turn the lights off in our room throwing pebbles.