Episode · The Joe Rogan Experience · 2011-09-08
Books mentioned on Joe Rogan Experience #136 - Daniel Pinchbeck (Part 3)
Daniel Pinchbeck discussed Paranormality by Richard Wiseman, Where reincarnation and biology intersect by Ian Stevenson, and A Guide to the Biology of Belief by Bruce H. Lipton. Joe Rogan recommended Breaking Open the Head by Daniel Pinchbeck and 2012 by Daniel Pinchbeck.
Books mentioned, in the order they came up
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Paranormality
Discussed“but I've also read recently this book by Richard Wiseman called paranormality who believes there's no psychic phenomena you know busts every evidence for it you know and in his own way is quite convincing you know”
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Where reincarnation and biology intersect
Discussed“Ian Stephens was a professor at University of Virginia order like 25 hundred page book called where biology and reincarnation intersect”
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A Guide to the Biology of Belief
Discussed“I mean this is you know you look at the biologist Bruce Lipton he's a book called biology beyond belief really looking at how you know consciousness and awareness begin even at our cellular level”
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Breaking Open the Head
Recommended“and also if you're into books breaking over the head was how I was introduced to Daniel it's a great book and I read half of Quetzalcoatl”
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2012
Recommended“breaking over the head was how I was introduced to Daniel it's a great book and I read half of Quetzalcoatl I am a [ __ ] a DD [ __ ] though and I put it down I'll pick it up again now that we've had such an awesome conversation”
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Other mentions in this episode (2) — ad reads, self-promotion and passing references, never counted
Plugged 2012
“as I discussed in like the 2012 book like the Hopi for instance who live in Arizona you know tribes like that may have actually chosen to live in very difficult environments where survival was really like on a knife edge”
Plugged Manifesto for the noosphere
“and now we're doing a line of books that include this book here hos uruguay Lass's book manifesto for the newest fear which is about this idea of a transition from the biosphere to the newest fear”