Joe Rogan - The SECRET to Language and Speaking! Comedy Is A MASSIVE Hypnosis!

welcome back to Jr Eve Unleash today we have Joe Rogan and Jordan Peterson discussing the

secret

of

language

and speech and how

comedy

is mass

hypnosis

. They discuss how

language

is a powerful tool that can be used to influence and persuade others when it comes to

speaking

. The ability to use language effectively can make the difference between success and failure in many areas of life. Joe Rogan further expands on the most important aspect of effective

speaking

: the ability to use humor and

comedy

to connect with your audience and create a positive impression. He also discusses the correlation between comedy and

hypnosis

, how it allows speakers to create a sense of information and connection with their audience through the use of humor.

Speakers can create a relaxed and open atmosphere that makes it easier for them to influence and persuade their audience. Comedy can also be used to break down barriers and create a sense of trust between the speaker and the audience. Let's jump right into the interview with Joe Rogan and Jordan Peterson. Don't forget to hit the like button and subscribe to the channel to stay updated on all our future. content thank you and I enjoy the video and then I go out and I'm watching. I always look at single people in the audience one at a time, the lights interfere with that because I would like to be able to see the people in the back. but I can't, but I look at the people in front and I see this landing like the lights come on because it shows and it's the moment when I think this is the most similar to what I'm doing in my book.

The tour is a live comedy, so you can tell if it's Landing, people are nodding and not fidgeting and the crowd isn't moving like they're all focused and some of them look like that and now you see someone. who falls asleep and if there are a lot of them, that's a problem, but if it's one guy, you don't look at him, look at someone else, you know, maybe he had a bad day, you don't take it personally and then the crowd. you said informs you and inform is really an interesting term in training so now you're looking at the crowd and you're looking at their eyes in particular on their faces and their eyes tell you what they're focused on and what they're thinking.

It's important and their face tells you how they're reacting and then you look around the crowd and then you get a sense of the whole crowd and you map it onto your body and that gives rise to a set of intuitions that allow you to communicate. because otherwise you couldn't communicate and that is listening, although you do it with your eyes, but you are still listening and that influences this dance and that is also partly the reason why people love live comedy , and that's partly why they like my lectures. it's because they don't know what's going to happen and neither do I and it could fail at any time it failed spectacularly no but I've certainly had a few oh that's true I've certainly felt like it could be okay because I'll get out of my thinking tends to be quite tangential because I try to link a lot of things together so then I'll take a lot of risks, it's like I'm tackling this question idea id idea idea idea oh I'm far from the tree and I don't know how to get back to the right and then sometimes and then sometimes that It happens in the middle of the lecture and I think then I get self-conscious and then I forget everything I'm talking about and that can then that can be really awkward, yeah, but luckily, so far, generally, knock on wood, if I pause I can recreate the plot and then I can figure out where I was going and then I can think, oh yeah, that's why I made that point and then I can go back. and people like that, you know, one of the things that comedians usually do is tell a joke at the beginning of the set and then a little bit later in the set, they'll reintroduce the joke.

It's a callback, callback, callback, yes, I make callbacks all the time. time at my conferences and people love that because yeah, yeah, well, people love it because it shows them that they've followed us, yeah, and that we're in the same place, and they love it, they love it and it's so satisfying like a punchline yes and it's a punchline in a sense it's like all this yes is related to this yes, click yes, even intellectually disabled human beings learn to speak, it's very deeply ingrained in us, so he watched how parents they talk to their children while they were developing language and he found that parents talk to children at a level that slightly exceeds their current level of understanding and they do it without knowing that they are doing it and then you think well, what are you doing?

Do you think what are you doing? you have the child and he knows some things but he doesn't know enough, but you don't want to punish him and exclude him because he doesn't know enough, but you don't want to leave them undeveloped, so talk to him so that he almost realizes and that way he gets something, but there is a correct horizon and the horizon keeps moving and this or the child is right on that edge that Vygotsky called the zone of proximal development, that is the zone, that is the term when you are in the zone that you love to be in and you know When you're in it and the crowd knows it too, everyone's in the zone, the athletes are in the zone, everyone's like, oh my God, they're in the zone.

Isn't that cool? It's like, it's the precondition to being great. It's like everything. Joe Rogan explains another important aspect of comedy, which is the ability to use it to communicate important messages in an entertaining and memorable way through the use of comedy speakers. Making complex concepts more accessible and easier to understand This can be particularly useful when trying to convey information that would otherwise be difficult to understand or remember. Comedy is a powerful tool that can be used to create a sense of sympathy and connection with the audience. Break down barriers. and make important information more accessible by mastering the art of comedy.

Speakers can become more effective communicators and be more successful in their careers. I think what's happening with comedy. At least I can talk something that I've never done at conferences, but with comedy what's happening is It's a kind of mass hypnosis and the audience trusts you with their thoughts if your thoughts are clean enough, that is, if they are precise enough so that someone can follow you with Wonder as if you don't know where you are going, it can't be. too obvious, one of the worst things a comet can do is have too many words to establish a premise and establish a joke because then it allows the person to formulate their own joke and many times they come up with the same joke. a little earlier, because a person is going to write if he is going to use too many words to describe something, he is often untrained, so his joke will also be obvious and it is a real problem, but that same joke despite It is obvious that It would be effective if you achieved it with an economy of words, so amazement is a really interesting thing, so we don't pay attention to most things around us and that's because there are an infinite number of things around us. , except maybe.

If we're on psychedelics, in which case we go to everything, everything, yeah, and that's too much, and everyone's like, oh, that was too much, it's like, that's literally the definition of too much and we know what I feel, it's too much. , that's good. I never don't don't feel like I can't handle it right now okay, okay, I'm not saying I can't handle it, I can't categorize everything well like it's overwhelming in its possibilities, yeah, but it's one of the things I like the most. of psychedelics is that it informs me that just by existing it informs me that all my notions of reality itself are all and I live in this kind of confined, restricted, narrow, carved world because that's where I live all the time, but then enough is enough , yeah, and then, but then you have a psychedelic experience and it just explodes, so now that wonder that you described is gone, it's like a fractional psychedelic experience, so you're like, well, they trust you with their wonder, it's like yeah, they do it , yeah, so when we're sitting in this room, we don't pay attention to most of the things that happen around us, so we basically perceive them as equivalent to zero, so that's an interesting thing because everything around us It is infinitely remarkable and yet we perceive everything as if it were zero now, the reason we do so is so that we can use our limited attention on a few things.

Yes, it's necessary, but it's also blinding when you start wondering about something you want. What you are really doing when you ask yourself is releasing your perception from the limitations of memory and that is a place to dance, it is a place where memory itself is updated and if you trust someone and express that sense of wonder at the limits of that trust then, in fact, you are participating in the process that reveals to you the underlying complexity of the world and then literally informs you that language is a powerful tool that has the ability to shape our thoughts, feelings and actions. a means of communication that allows us to transmit our ideas and emotions to others and is also a powerful tool for persuasive influence.

One of the key ways that language can be used to influence others is through the use of persuasive language by using specific words and phrases. Speakers can create a sense of urgency, credibility, and authority. This can be used to persuade others to take a specific action or believe in a certain idea. Furthermore, language has the ability to shape our thoughts and perceptions. The words we use to describe things can shape the way we think about them, for example, if someone describes an event as traumatic, it may be perceived as more negative than if it were described as challenging.

In this way, language has the power to shape our thoughts and emotions. Be sure to check out the full episode with Joe Rogan and Jordan Peterson by heading over to Spotify, don't forget to hit the like button and subscribe to the channel to receive updates on all our future content. Thanks and see you in the next video.