Today was nuts 😂 ⁦Joe Rogan⁩

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@joerogan When you gonna get @JustXAshton on your pod?

You killed it man. Great episode. You crammed a lot in there; exposed Rogan and his audience to some new ideas, some new frontiers, and the idea that maybe our science is embarrassingly incomplete. I think some important people will watch this and we could see some real change as a result. Astounding work!

@joerogan Jesse - Congrats on an epic episode on Rogan! As an Aussie, I was pumped when you brought Harry Turner and Woomera up. Jesse, you'd be interesting in this video on Group Captain Tom Dalton-Morgan who managed Woomera when Turner was there

This conversation between Jesse Michels and Joe Rogan is a perfect example of what happens when really smart, curious people try to make sense of the world’s deepest mysteries without any grounding in truth. They’re circling the right questions—UFOs, AI, secret tech, lost civilizations—but they have no structure, no center. They’re overwhelmed by data, drawn to wonder, but drifting because there’s no Logos holding it all together. You can feel that Jesse knows something is wrong with the official story of history and reality. He senses the deception, the hidden layers of power, the spiritual dimension creeping in around the edges. And yet, because there’s no theological framework—no moral order—they’re left speculating endlessly. Ezekiel’s vision gets tossed in with Vimanas and ancient aliens. Aquinas is mentioned, but only as a data point in a larger anthropological curiosity. It’s all fascinating, but none of it lands. When they talk about AI, it gets darker. They joke about AI being worshiped as a god in ten years, but they don’t realize they’re not exaggerating. It’s already happening. The moment people start treating chatbots like souls, quoting Les Mis and demanding rights, we’re not talking about tech anymore—we’re talking about idolatry. But they don’t name it. They don’t see the spiritual trap. And that’s the issue: they sense the apocalypse coming through technology, secrecy, and metaphysical disorientation, but they can’t frame it as spiritual warfare. They’re watching the structures of meaning collapse and reaching for something—anything—that might explain it. But without Christ, all they find are echoes and mimicry. This whole conversation is a testament to how deep the hunger for meaning has become—and how lost even the brightest minds are without the Logos. They’re not atheists. They’re seekers. But until they reckon with Christ, until they realize He is the key that makes sense of the mystery, they’ll stay trapped in the swirl of signs with no clarity about what any of it actually means.

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@joerogan Congrats Jesse. Well deserved!!! Can’t wait to watch.

@joerogan Slandering Bill Cooper was nuts

@joerogan I've been looking forward to you being on Rogan. Can't wait to hear it

@joerogan Sooooo good! I'm gonna have to listen to it again...