Interview · moment 15 of 33
Vaccine Addiction and Doctor-Shopping for Boosters
from The Joe Rogan Experience | #330 · #330
3 min
Guest
A joking riff about people getting addicted to getting vaccinated repeatedly like doctor-shopping for oxycontin, imagining an article about the most-vaccinated person, and a tangent into people who fake disabilities and Oliver Sacks' brain case studies.
- Tim compares vaccine boosters to pill addiction, suggesting people get vaccinated every four months for a psychological fix.
- Tim wonders if people actually get addicted to getting vaccinated and want to do it more often.
- Someone has gotten vaccinated way more times than they should have, and Tim wants to know who has the record.
- There's definitely people abusing vaccines, and Tim wants to find the moat—the limit or threshold before it becomes a problem.
- Tim suspects Pfizer wouldn't like an article about someone who's been over-vaccinated and is probably keeping it quiet.
- People have psychological conditions where they feel they should harm themselves—some want to chop off a hand or pretend to be disabled.
- Oliver Sacks wrote about rare brain conditions in 'The Man Who Mistook His Wife for a Hat,' cases so bizarre doctors couldn't explain them.
- Tim dropped his phone in Hawaii and it started randomly calling people on its own, which is what a malfunctioning brain does.
- Some people's brains just have the wires wrong—something got knocked loose and that's them forever.
Oliver SacksThe Man Who Mistook His Wife for a Hat