Was he the one that everyone on the no alcohol train was always talking about for science based reasons to stop drinking?

I'm sober, but never ended up listening to him. Anything in the Rogan universe usually isn't for me. Also, these people talk too long. I never understand how people have even three hours a week, much less a day, to listen to these podcasts.

Anonymous wrote:I always felt he was hiding something. As a celeb you'd never see any news or photos of him dating. No mention of anyone specific. I just figured he was gay and didn't want to public talking about his love life. Then his 3 hour YouTube episodes, I use them to help me fall asleep.

High IQ Ivy professors are often quite odd and somewhere on the neurodiverse spectrum. I know several with strange personal lives. I’ve also personally experienced the disappearing act he did to his friend as described in the article.

I always felt he was hiding something. As a celeb you'd never see any news or photos of him dating. No mention of anyone specific. I just figured he was gay and didn't want to public talking about his love life. Then his 3 hour YouTube episodes, I use them to help me fall asleep.

Anonymous wrote:None of this is surprising.

Yea this was my reaction. Completely unsurprised. And I do think a lot of his work and podcasts are still very useful - the ADHD one for ex!

As someone else noted, don't hate the player...

And again, it was fairly obvious for many reasons that this would be his personal life vibe.

He is no different than Dr Oz, Jason Miller or Joe Rogan all horrible humans