Joe Rogan and Eric Weinstein discuss the possibility of the United States faking UFOs

In a recent episode of the Joe Rogan Experience podcast, Joe Rogan and Eric Weinstein discussed the possibility of the United States faking UFOs. Weinstein, a mathematician and economist, suggested that the US government may be creating a fake UFO situation for unknown reasons.

Weinstein said:

"I get occasionally called by somebody from inside and what I think they are doing... First of all, we may be faking a UFO situation for a reason that I don't understand,"

Rogan further asked Weinstein if the United States has technology beyond the current understanding of the mass. Weinstein responded by saying:

"90% no, because it's very hard to imagine physicists continuing to work on nothing for their entire career. Number of people are going to be retiring shortly, having never actually done physics as a physicist. We are talking about wasted lives. People are going to be very weird when they realize that they blew their entire career."

Check out Rogan discuss the current state of UFOs alongside his guest in the video below:

The discussion comes amid renewed interest in UFO sightings following the release of declassified US government reports on unexplained aerial phenomena. While some have suggested that these sightings could be evidence of extraterrestrial life, others remain skeptical and have proposed alternative explanations, such as experimental military technology.

As the debate continues, it remains to be seen whether the United States government is indeed faking UFO sightings or if these sightings are evidence of something else entirely.

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Joe Rogan Shares his thoughts on Twitter's acquisition by Elon Musk and its impact on censorship

In another episode of The Joe Rogan Experience podcast, Joe Rogan shared his thoughts on Elon Musk's acquisition of Twitter and its potential impact on censorship. Rogan found it bizarre that individuals would openly call for censorship in private transmissions, despite the fact that these messages could easily be duplicated and leaked:

"It's very bizarre to me that they would just openly call for censorship in emails and these private transmissions, but ones that are easily duplicated. You can send them to other people. It could easily get out. Like, that they're so comfortable with the idea that the government should be involved in this censorship of what turns out to be true information... that they would be so comfortable that they would just send it in emails."

While Rogan agrees with Musk's stance on censorship and democracy, he admitted that he would not have made the same purchase if he had the $44 billion that Musk spent on Twitter, citing potential backlash.

Check out Joe Rogan's comments on the matter below [1:51 mark]: