A review of Episode 1201 William Von Hippel

Joe Rogan Experience Review podcast

Society & Culture, Rogan, Joerogan, Jre, Powerful, Joeroganexperience, Comedy

3.2 • 6K Ratings

🗓️ 21 November 2018

⏱️ 16 minutes

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Summary

William is a behavior psychologist and has just written a new book called “The Social Leap”. He and Joe talk in depth about what makes us do what we do and the road from Monkey in the trees to humans now. Get your note pads lads it's a fact loaded conversation. Really fun to review.

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0:00.0	Hello and welcome to another episode of the JRE Review. This podcast reviews the Joe Rogan
0:06.9	experience takes the best episodes and the most interesting parts of any podcast that Joe Rogan
0:13.4	puts on and talks about it. He hit as many as I can, the ones that I've listened to I listen
0:19.9	mostly all of them, like a lot of the fans do, I also have guests on often who are fans of Joe Rogan,
0:26.5	who have been inspired by Joe Rogan and talk about things that they've maybe incorporated into
0:32.2	their lives to help them do things more effectively. All they will, like me, just talk about a particular
0:41.5	podcast that they heard and they enjoy. This podcast is not affiliated with Joe Rogan, it's like
0:48.2	the news is the current events, current events being Joe's podcast and news being this. All I do is
0:53.9	just report on what I heard interesting parts of it, questions I've had and I expand upon it,
1:01.3	so I hope you enjoy it. This week has been pretty fantastic, there's been a lot of great guests
1:07.6	and a lot of smart guests, so if you're anything like me, some of it gets confusing, it's hard to
1:14.1	follow, especially if later in the week, you've got people on like Eric Weinstein, they are Weinstein,
1:23.6	so smart that a lot of the things that they say are just really tough to follow, so I just kind of,
1:29.7	I like to pay attention to it, take some notes, write it down, try and figure it out, and you know,
1:36.6	it just retains in my head a little better, so I hope this podcast helps for you guys too.
1:42.4	This podcast this week was podcast 12 or 1, William Vaughn Hipple, great name,
1:49.5	Guarantee, that guy had to be a scientist, William Vaughn Hipple. I wrote a new book called The Social
1:57.2	Leap and the book basically is who are we and what makes us happy, a psychologist that's really
2:06.4	delved into kind of like I guess paleontology or the study of humans and development from being
2:14.4	monkeys and why we're the way we are and what we've come up to, so he starts talking to Joe
2:21.9	saying that three million years ago we were monkeys, all right, so we were monkeys as far as we know,
2:28.0	and we mostly lived up in trees, right, so it was a completely different type of environment
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