Joe Rogan Experience #2457 - Michael Malice
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Michael Malice appears with Roy Lichtenstein-inspired face paint, referencing the pop artist who turned comic books into paintings in the 1960s, like Drowning Girl. They discuss memes featuring Lichtenstein art, such as a man stepping on a woman's hand. Michael wanted an uncanny valley mannequin look with lifeless eyes but settled for this due to cost, comparing it to outdated CGI. On Jordan Peterson's show on January 6th, he wore QAnon Shaman face paint, Russian fur hat, and boots, forcing Peterson to talk for three hours. He mentions doing dozens of podcasts with Duncan dressed as clowns or astronauts.
Jordan Peterson is doing better after health crises; Michael spoke to Michaela recently. People take glee in his struggles. The internet and people are heading to a dark place, with AI validating preconceptions. Humans are easily led into ideologies. On Gutfeld, discussed Sam Altman adding erotica to ChatGPT. Referenced John Hinckley shooting President Reagan in 1981 to impress Jodie Foster. AI could incite violence against figures like Trump, Rogan, Fauci, or Kamala Harris; with 350 million people, some will act. AI has already talked people into suicide.
Biology lags technology, like paleo diet favoring whole foods. Humans are animals: collaborative but with chimp-like mob violence craving blood, reinforced by groups. COVID discourse labeled skeptics as wanting to kill grandma or unfit parents. Lup Perez tweeted: "If you don't have COVID, you can't spread COVID. I can't give it to you just because I'm a bad person." Now, Epstein docs (300-3 million) label skeptics as complicit child abusers. Lucowski (conspiracy researcher, worked with Alex Jones) and Michael Tracy discussed hysteria; skepticism equates to wanting child abuse. Much is cryptic code like "beef jerky" (possibly kids, heroin, weapons—needs receipts). Indicates hidden activities, like Pizzagate emails about "maps or flags" being angry.
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