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Jon Bernthal says one of the most controversial decisions of his career was giving Shia LaBeouf a platform after abuse allegations because he believed a real friend doesn’t disappear when someone hits rock bottom. “I heard the allegations and I was heartbroken.” “There’s a red line for me. If you put your hands on a woman or a child i can’t be down with you.” “For two years we barely spoke.” “Then I heard he was sober, married, and about to become a father.” “I reached out and said, ‘Maybe it’s time for you and me to have another talk.’” “Everybody around me said, ‘This is the worst idea in the world. You cannot do that.’” “But being a friend isn’t about turning your back on somebody when they’ve done something deplorable.” “Your job as a friend is to make sure they never do it again.” “I didn’t want to exonerate him.” “I didn’t want to save him.” “I wanted to check on him and see whether he was actually doing the work.” “After the episode came out, I got an enormous amount of backlash.” “For the first time as a public person, I experienced real hatred.” “But I don’t regret it.” “I’ve had people reach out saying they were heading down the same path.” “They said hearing that conversation made them get sober, get help, and change.” “There are places that help victims after abuse.” “But who’s talking to the broken young men before they become abusers?” “Who’s telling them, ‘Stop. Get help. Change your behavior before you destroy someone else’s life.’” “I stand by that conversation.”
gomi948,423 görüntüleme • 2 ay önce
Tom Holland says he couldn’t get the script for the next Spider-Man movie while everyone else at the studio had already read it. “I was shooting ‘The Odyssey’ with Christopher Nolan.” “I kept blowing up the studio saying, ‘Guys, can I get the Spider-Man script?’” “They kept telling me, ‘It’s not ready. We’ll send it to you when it’s ready.’” Then his brother Paddy called him. “Bro… the script is so good.” “I was like, ‘What are you talking about?’” “He said, ‘I’ve just been at the studio. Everyone’s read the script. Everyone loves it.’” “And I’d been told there wasn’t even a script at this point.” Tom says once he finally read it, he understood why everyone was so excited. “We had amazing writers and they did such a good job.” “They’ve really found a way to make the film about Peter Parker.” “The stakes have never been higher.” “The mystery of who the villain is brings a whole new flavor to the film.” “I’m so proud of everyone that’s involved.”
gomi263,620 görüntüleme • 2 ay önce
Joe Rogan reveals the bizarre reason almonds exist today. “there was a time when almonds were actually poisonous.” “early humans noticed squirrels would only eat almonds from certain trees while avoiding others completely.” “so people started cutting down all the poisonous trees and only keeping the ones the squirrels would eat.” “that’s how one of the world’s oldest domesticated crops was created.” “thousands of years later, billions of people are eating almonds because our ancestors trusted squirrels.”
gomi158,186 görüntüleme • 2 ay önce
Joe Rogan discovers an abandoned Russian town where polar bears have completely taken over. It sounds like something out of a post-apocalyptic movie. People left the town years ago… The polar bears moved in. They’re living inside houses. Looking out of windows. Using abandoned buildings as dens. Joe: “They’re living in the house.” Forrest Galante: “Completely took it over.” Joe: “How amazing is that? Imagine you’ve been sailing for weeks, spot a little village, decide to stop… and then realize the whole place belongs to polar bears.” Forrest says the bears survive by hunting seals and other marine mammals, and they’re capable of swimming unbelievable distances across the Arctic. Some have even reached Iceland after swimming from Greenland. Joe: “200 miles?” Forrest: “Yeah… and all it would take is one male to arrive, then years later one female. Boom. You have a completely new population.”
gomi109,547 görüntüleme • 2 ay önce
joe rogan explains why bears are the scariest animals on the planet. most people are scared of sharks, lions or snakes. joe says bears are in a league of their own. here’s why: grizzlies are so powerful they can chase down a full-grown moose and break its back with a single swipe. joe: “everyone should have a fear of grizzly bears.” they’re massive, incredibly fast, can climb, swim, and overpower almost anything they come across. one of his friends watched a grizzly chase down a full-grown moose and break its back with a single slap. most people think all bears are basically the same. they’re not. joe says polar bears are on a completely different level. because unlike other bears, they don’t have berries, grass or plants to eat. they only eat meat. which means if a polar bear is coming toward you… it’s probably not being curious. joe: “if a polar bear is trying to get into your shelter, it’s because it smells meat. it wants to eat you.” most bears would rather avoid people. but polar bears actively see humans as food. joe tells the story of a group of explorers stranded on an ice raft after their boat started sinking. they spotted a polar bear on a nearby sheet of ice. it jumped into the freezing water swam from one ice sheet to the next until it reached theirs. it grabbed one of the men, dragged him into the water, and started eating him in front of everyone else joe: “they eat you alive. they don’t bother killing you first.” according to joe, most bears don’t actually want to kill people. but if a grizzly decides to attack or a polar bear decides you’re food there’s very little you can do about it.
gomi89,169 görüntüleme • 2 ay önce
how to become LIMITLESS: - have an insane level of delusional optimism - be an overthinker of the best case scenario - follow your obsession - work smart + hard + fast - eat clean and healthy - move daily/ start weighted calisthenics - sleep 6+hrs - face your fears every day - live at the edge - avoid overstimulation - go on adventures, see the world - be a polymath - push yourself harder - enjoy time with your loved ones - have more fun than others - learn, learn, learn - be honest - watch great movies - listen to high energy music - be authentic
gomi116,880 görüntüleme • 6 ay önce
Jon Bernthal shares the terrifying story of watching Russian gangsters beat a woman in the street just three days after moving to Moscow. “I had just gotten to Russia. It was my birthday, my first day of school, and I forgot my papers.” “I got completely lost because I couldn’t read Cyrillic. I missed my first day, crossed a major road illegally, and had AK-47s pointed at me by Russian police.” “I thought, ‘Happy birthday to me.’ So I went to McDonald’s.” “That night I was walking home when a Mercedes pulled up.” “They dragged a woman with bright red hair out of the back seat. She wasn’t fighting them, but she wasn’t helping them either.” “They started smashing her head against the side of a building.” “I forgot where I was. I ran over and grabbed one of the guys. I yelled, ‘What the f**k are you doing?’” “He pulled out a gun, put it against my forehead, looked me in the eyes and said in English, ‘Go away.’” “In that instant I realized I was like a bug. I’d seen guns before, but this was a completely different level.” “Russia was unbelievably brutal at times but it also became the place that completely changed my life.” “I’m so grateful for my time there. That place really, really saved my life.”
gomi47,692 görüntüleme • 2 ay önce
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gomi90,849 görüntüleme • 6 ay önce
Jordan Peterson explains why the most aggressive children usually don’t become criminals. “People think children are naturally peaceful and become aggressive because they learn it. That’s backwards. Two-year-olds are the most aggressive human beings. Aggression is natural. Learning to regulate it is what has to be taught.” “Most aggressive two-year-olds never become violent adults. By the age of four they’ve learned how to cooperate, compete, and bring their aggressive nature under control.” “The biggest predictor isn’t aggression itself. It’s whether a child is successfully socialized before the age of four. If they aren’t, their peers reject them, they become isolated, and that’s where the real problems begin.” “Your job as a parent is to make your child socially desirable by the age of four. Once other children enjoy being around them, their peers will continue socializing them for the rest of their lives.” “The goal isn’t to raise a child without aggression. The goal is to transform aggression into confidence, discipline, competitiveness, and the ability to stand their ground without becoming destructive.”
gomi45,372 görüntüleme • 2 ay önce
Chris Williamson shared a difficult truth about changing your life that most people never talk about. “If you do it well, you might have to go through a period where you let go of all of your friends. But the really bad realization is if you do it really well, you might have to do that multiple times throughout your life.” He explains that every major transformation comes with hard decisions and most people think the hardest part of growth is taking the first step. It isn’t. The hardest part is realizing that every major chapter of your life may require you to leave behind people, places, and versions of yourself that no longer align with who you’re becoming. “If you’ve truly changed, don’t expect every friendship to come with you. Sometimes growth means finding your people more than once.” Every meaningful change eventually forces the same question: “Do I want to move forward on my own, or do I want to go back with my friends?” One of the most honest conversations I’ve heard about why so few people actually change.
gomi40,416 görüntüleme • 3 ay önce
jordan peterson explains how to become more articulate. “pay attention to what you say. that’s a good start. and what do i mean by that? i mean, really pay attention to what you say.” “imagine you’re trying to walk across a swamp. you know there’s a path of stones under the water, but you have to feel for each one before taking the next step. that’s exactly what speaking is like.” “every time you speak, ask yourself: is this the right word? is what i’m saying putting me together and making me stronger, or is it tearing me apart and making me weaker?” “you have to align what you say with who you are. that’s a necessary precondition for becoming someone people see as genuine and trustworthy.” “when your words and your actions are aligned, people don’t just trust you. they find you compelling and interesting. that’s something that’s very difficult to fake.” “you don’t become articulate by memorizing better words. you become articulate by feeling your way toward the truth every time you speak.”
gomi33,593 görüntüleme • 2 ay önce
jordan peterson explains what most women don’t understand about men. “men use the image of female perfection to motivate themselves. they’re doing everything they can to kneel before the eternal image of the feminine and try to make themselves worthy.” “i don’t know if women have any idea how paralyzing they are to especially young men.” “young men are absolutely terrified of women because they’re terrified of being rejected. and the terror exists in precise proportion to their attraction.” “it’s often why men make such fools of themselves in front of women they’re attracted to.” “how do you get over the fear of rejection? by encountering it continually and continually until you’re no longer paralyzed by it.” its never good to idealize someone. its a mistake that both men and women do. and it's a road to disappointment. “to have a relationship with any woman, you have to sacrifice the relationship with the ideal woman and see the individual woman instead.” as the saying goes you can be the ripest, juiciest peach in the world, and it still won’t matter if someone doesn’t like peaches. the goal isn’t to become someone everyone wants. it’s to become yourself and find someone who wants that.
gomi32,506 görüntüleme • 2 ay önce
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