I now talk almost incessantly about the Kelp Highway when I go on those sh!t podcasts that pay me travel expenses and a six-pack of Schlitz. I know more than everyone about this topic, that's why I go out in public and expound on it.

Milli Vanilli (they really have the chops)
P. Diddy (positive influence on society)
Kanye West (political genius)
Dogstar (Keanu Reeves' band)
Russel Brand (I think he makes music)

Okay, I'll bite. What did I get from Doctor Dibble?

Try the butt-hole, it's all I ever touch

I'll never admit this in public, because my gullible followers would stop giving me their food and rent money if they knew, but I learn more from you in a week than I have from Grahamcock in 30 years.

That guy... ever since he "schooled" our lord and savior on JRE all I hear about is Flibble Dibble!

I have this in my library, a lot of travel journal parts that I had to suffer through but it is Graham’s best book in a way.

I don't remember Dibble ever saying that humans 23,000 years ago lacked basic agricultural knowledge. It's been a while since the debate though, so maybe I forgot. When in the debate did he say that?

When did Flintstone do that, do you mean when he was on Rogan?

This was probably big news a decade ago when it was announced, I’m guessing?

Yeah, but to be fair literally nobody with a brain ever argued that early humans functioned with a basic knowledge of agriculture. We just haven’t found hard evidence YET that a lost and advanced civilization had anything to do with it. Amirite?