The speaker discusses their issues with inspirational quotes lacking context and the use of social media as a platform for long-form content. They also mention their concerns with anti-vaxxer groups and the devaluation of books.
The speaker suggests going through a 30-day digital detox and later evaluating what was missed and why. By doing so, we can avoid getting sucked into addictive platforms and instead focus on building better relationships with loved ones.
The speaker expresses his skepticism towards the effectiveness of inspirational quotes and social media, pointing out the lack of context and depth in short, pithy statements. He also discusses the potential biases and echo chambers that can result from consuming selective content on social media.
Joe Rogan discusses Jordan Peterson's ability to keep his cool in arguments and how the left "picked the wrong person" to mess with. The conversation also touches on the possibility of Peterson starting his own subscription platform, which could be successful due to his large following.