Bret Weinstein & Tucker Carlson on Evolution
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Eddy
Good name Winslow
Desma
CERN - (Cretinous Erroneous Ridiculous Numskullery large guru collider
Geraldine Kawabe
Wow! Tucker Carlson has to be the best evidence I've seen yet that humans share most of their genetics with a banana!
Russell Halberdt
amazing how each of you look exactly how i would have thought the other would look.
Duncan
Evidence in the Dominion Voting Systems vs Fox News trial revealed that Carlson would say one thing to his audience and the opposite behind the scenes. He worried that the audience would switch off if told the truth. A similar thing may be happening regarding his views on evolution. He will realise that a significant proportion of his audience denies evolution so he panders to that audience. In Scott Adams' 1997 book, "The Dilbert Future: Thriving on Stupidity in The 21st Century", Adams makes a series of predictions about the future. Prediction 63 is, "The theory of evolution will be scientifically debunked in your lifetime." He's trodden this path for decades. Adams walked back his natural selection tweet after it was given a community note and said that he meant "survival of the fittest".
Jasza Dobrzanski
Yeah, Carlson strikes me as entirely cynical, I don't think he believes a word of what he's saying here. I mean, we've seen his text messages from the lawsuit, so it's an established fact that his private opinions differ from his public persona. Wouldn't be surprised if he voted Biden honestly.
Tim Tripp
I think Joe is an idiot but Carlson is playing to the crowd.
Julie
Tucker and Joe are just morons IMO. Rogan will agree with most of his guests, especially the ones with dipshit conspiracy theories. The sad part is that most of Joe’s massive audience see this as truth.
Will
Watch Tucker when Rogan asks him to clarify his point about evolution not being true. You can see him stalling as he tries to put together an explanation for something he likely doesn't even believe. He takes a deep breath, pauses, filibusters and says "well, in the most basic sense" - buys just enough time to string a justification together before carrying on. If he weren't so despicable I'd honestly be impressed.