Joe Rogan questions everything: Chem trails

[Wade Hamilton]

Eddie I know you are a big believer in chem trails, and Joe is not. Do you think he was extremely biased with a predetermined opinion an no matter what evidence was presented he would ultimately dismiss? When the weatherologist was presented his case Joe went completely off topic and started talking about what was on the weatherologists desktop a picture of the planet nibiru. He used this to try and discredit the weatherologists theory on chemtrails by saying how goofy it was he had nibiru on his desktop.

I don't believe in chemtrails or nibiru... With that being said this episode really pissed me off on how biased Joe Rogan was. He could have at least gone in with an open mind.

[Brent Smith]

Eddie I know you are a big believer in chem trails, and Joe is not. Do you think he was extremely biased with a predetermined opinion an no matter what evidence was presented he would ultimately dismiss? When the weatherologist was presented his case Joe went completely off topic and started talking about what was on the weatherologists desktop a picture of the planet nibiru. He used this to try and discredit the weatherologists theory on chemtrails by saying how goofy it was he had nibiru on his desktop.

I don't believe in chemtrails or nibiru... With that being said this episode really pissed me off on how biased Joe Rogan was. He could have at least gone in with an open mind.

I think with Joe he just has no issue calling bullshit when he thinks something isnt real. In the Bigfoot episode during the audio proof, he instantly called bullshit on it.

[Chad Clark]

I don't think Joe was being biased. I love conspiracy theories and bigfoot and all other manner of paranormal activities, but unfortunately, I think this sums it up pretty well: http://xkcd.com/1235/

[Wade Hamilton]

http://youtube.com/watch?v=fbIpIzdFM9s

Just shows you how they edited it to their bias

[Chris Herzog]

http://youtube.com/watch?v=fbIpIzdFM9s

Just shows you how they edited it to their bias

I wonder if Joe has seen this yet?

[sean applegate]

Didn't joe just say recently that he has changed his stance on chemtrails?

[Sean Marshall]

http://youtube.com/watch?v=fbIpIzdFM9s

Just shows you how they edited it to their bias

Once I heard this show was gonna be on the SyFy channel, I had a strong feeling of possible biases. A high amount of their audience is highly educated skeptical people that love science fiction (kinda like the people on the show Big Bang Theory but less eccentric, just kiddin ). If you want those people to keep watching the channel through the advertisements then they have to be comfortable with what they are watching. Chances are if someone is really skeptical of things in general than an hour long tv show isnt going to convince them a conspiracy is going on with something, so might as well give em what they want to hear so they are in a positive agreeing state of mind that wont change the channel. Nothing wrong with skepticism until you jump to a skeptical conclusion for an answer rather than just knowing that you dont know and cant prove either way at the moment

[Kurzy]

When the weatherologist was presented his case Joe went completely off topic and started talking about what was on the weatherologists desktop a picture of the planet nibiru. He used this to try and discredit the weatherologists theory on chemtrails by saying how goofy it was he had nibiru on his desktop.

Weird. That is ad hominem. I would never expect that from Joe Rogan.

[Sean Marshall]

Even though I feel like I have to question the conversation every time the camera switches off of someone I still like the show

[Aaron Gustaveson]

Eddie I know you are a big believer in chem trails, and Joe is not. Do you think he was extremely biased with a predetermined opinion an no matter what evidence was presented he would ultimately dismiss? When the weatherologist was presented his case Joe went completely off topic and started talking about what was on the weatherologists desktop a picture of the planet nibiru. He used this to try and discredit the weatherologists theory on chemtrails by saying how goofy it was he had nibiru on his desktop.

I don't believe in chemtrails or nibiru... With that being said this episode really pissed me off on how biased Joe Rogan was. He could have at least gone in with an open mind.

Just wanted to say that you are 100% right. Its is not a legit tactic to claim that simply because a person holds a belief or set of beliefs that is ridiculous; all their opinions are invalid. This is actually an informal logical fallacy and a no-no in debate. A real pro disinfo agent like myself knows these things.

Weird. That is ad hominem. I would never expect that from Joe Rogan.

should have read the whole thread before i posted. This is the logical fallacy i was referring to.