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But that’s not why people are obsessed with him. In reality, it’s because Joe Rogan is a tireless optimist, a grab-life-by-the-throat-and-bite-out-its-esophagus kind of guy, and many, many men respond to that. I respond to that. The competitive energy, the drive to succeed, the search for purpose, for self-respect. Get better every day. Master your domain. Total human optimization. A goal so hazy and unreachable that you never stop trying, until you realize with a kind of enviable Zen clarity that the trying is the whole point. If the world isn’t giving you much in the way of positive feedback, create your own. It’s a tough message for a very rich guy like Joe Rogan to sell, but he pulls it off because he has never stopped coming across as stubbornly normal. He’s from a middle-class Boston suburb, he’s bald, and for God’s sake, his name is Joe. Rogan’s father was a cop in Newark, New Jersey, and Joe was born on August 11, 1967, less than a month after the city burned for five days of riots that killed 26 people, including one police officer, and injured more than 700. “All I remember of my dad,” Joe told Rolling Stone in 2015, “are these brief, violent flashes of domestic violence.” According to the Rolling Stone article, Rogan’s father didn’t comment on the allegations when reached, but said, “I don’t talk about people the way they talk about me. That’s not in my DNA. What’s gone is gone.” (My attempts to locate and contact Rogan’s father were unsuccessful.) The family moved around a lot, from Newark to San Francisco, then Gainesville, Florida, before finally settling down in suburban Boston. He was a pissed-off kid. Also, he was short. Eventually he found two outlets: fighting and telling jokes, which just so happen to be two
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 give_them a_platform with a massive_audience, which_is_not just_a_programming choice but_a moral one._So you can see_why some might_view_Joe Rogan as Tyler Durden from Fight Club, a movie you just know Joe_Rogan_loves, based_on_a_novel by a writer you_just know Joe Rogan has_had on_his podcast (Chuck Palahniuk, episode No. 1158).

But that’s_not_why people are_obsessed with him. In reality, it’s because Joe Rogan_is a tireless optimist, a grab-life-by-the-throat-and-bite-out-its-esophagus_kind of guy,_and_many,_many men respond to_that. I respond to that. The_competitive energy, the drive to succeed,_the search for purpose, for self-respect. Get_better every day. Master your domain._Total human optimization. A goal_so hazy_and unreachable that you never_stop trying, until_you realize_with a kind_of enviable Zen clarity that the_trying is the_whole point. If the world isn’t_giving_you much in_the_way_of positive_feedback, create your_own._It’s a_tough_message for a very rich guy_like_Joe Rogan to sell, but he pulls_it off because he_has_never stopped coming across_as stubbornly normal. He’s from_a middle-class Boston suburb, he’s bald,_and for_God’s sake,_his name is Joe. Rogan’s father was a cop in Newark,_New Jersey, and Joe was born_on August 11, 1967,_less than_a_month after the_city_burned for_five days of riots that killed 26_people, including_one police officer, and injured more_than 700. “All I_remember_of my dad,” Joe told Rolling_Stone in 2015, “are these brief,_violent flashes of domestic violence.”_According_to_the Rolling Stone article, Rogan’s_father didn’t comment on the allegations_when reached, but_said, “I don’t talk about people the_way_they talk about me. That’s not_in_my DNA. What’s gone is gone.”_(My_attempts_to locate and contact Rogan’s_father were unsuccessful.) The family moved_around a lot, from Newark to San Francisco, then_Gainesville, Florida, before_finally settling down in suburban_Boston._He_was a pissed-off kid. Also, he was short. Eventually he_found two_outlets: fighting and_telling jokes, which just so happen to be two