I really want a BTB on Joe rogan

"Now I'm not a scientist, Jamie, and in fact legally I'm the opposite, um, but..." He's always so proud of being a Reverend Doctor.

"The password is 1234." "That's the combination on my luggage!"

As a scientist, I will say the journal charging at minimum a grand to publish your work is the norm. The most respected journals (Nature, the Lancet, all Frontiers journals, etc) will charge you to publish your peer reviewed research. It's such a weird setup, considering most only publish online, so it's not as if there's printing fees... So, in summary, paying journals to publish your research is normal, and if anything being paid to publish research in a journal is suspicious in science.

I live in Wisconsin, and from the bottom of my heart I say Ron Johnson can get into the fucking sun.

Iceland is somewhat famous for their hotdogs, I've tried them and they are pretty good. EDIT I missed the part where it had to be in the continental US. I would still recommend visiting Iceland someday

"You've been doing a lot of experiments, but I believe it's for the greater good." "Mhm, mhm. Of something." Underrated banter, there. That's some mad scientist shit and I love it. Even though, to be clear, I do know that you are legally the opposite of a scientist.

1:12:26 Excuse me, I need to go take care of something with my luggage.

I couldn't get heartworm preventative for my dog in 2021 because Republicans are too fucking stupid. I never thought I would type that sentence, but these are strange times indeed.

As a scientist, I'd like to point out another couple reasons why bad studies like these proliferate: 1. Pre-print archives typically have no peer review or quality controls 2. Putting preliminary research on preprint archives is standard practice, so it's harder to spot when it's being abused - it might be better if these archives were closed to the public 3. Peer review is typically done by a small group of people, and due to the size of that small group they will often know each other - it's typically done anonymously but there's only so much you can do when only a dozen people exist in that field 4. There's no money in replication studies, so these often don't get done - but they're crucial to science's self-correction mechanisms. 5. Studies are published in major journals mainly if they'll draw attention - a lot of good studies are very important and useful, but they're not interesting so they end up in third-rate journals. 6. The general lack of science education in the US makes the general populace extremely vulnerable to disinformation via "studies", as news hosts, TV Doctors, etc., do all the time 7. The whole process is generally largely unstandardized on a systemic level, resulting in a lot of reliance on local IRBs and the often weak journal oversight for quality control.

I loved "Puka Dog" when I was in Hawaii, they bore a hole into a bread roll and pump it full of toppings before inserting the hot dog and making all the condiments, like, volcano up. Stuff like pineapple ketchup and mango relish or something.

If you see this, Jamie, Cuba NY has a place called the Texas Hot that you should try. I hope it's still there.

AYYYYY Rutt's Hut mentioned!!! That's in my hometown!!!

Just when i think the day was a total wash a new Jamie Loftus episode comes out and it's all better. Last time BJ Dicks made me smile for a week.

The year of 2020 was ****ing crazy.

Daddy's on Main, in Clarion, PA. Great dogs, owners are always experimenting with new dishes and flavors.

When someone says they took their cat on a flight, I automatically assume that what the're saying is that they smuggled drugs in their prison wallet

Comment for algorithm. Love you guys and gals.

Lol. I live in Geneva NY, near FLCC. The college.

Without watching beyond 4:00 yet; Regardless of the question whether it's effective or not for Cvid, the human variant of horse paste is on the essentials list of the WHO and is one of the safest medicine ever with very few documented cases of severe side effects over the decades. The very basic point should be, why not entertain the doctors that jumped on the first research and allow off label use as is almost always done in similar situations? For example in Australia the off label use ban was lifted afterwards. Bans like that aren't meant for situations like this.

Honestly, you cannot beat a Costco all-beef hot dog for me. (Ketchup, mustard, relish, raw onions). Gotta stick to classics. Although now I’m curious if she’s tried Japadog.

The hotdog study is bogus?! Why have I been eating all these hotdogs then???

Hmm. I never do opiates, but if Robert endorses dilaudid I may need to rethink my stance against opiate addiction. More of a psychedelic drug guy, but the kids seem to love nodding out on opiates...

FLCC alum here. Yeah that was weirding me out.

What if they ground the octopus and put it in a sausage sleeve. Is it a hot dog then?

Octopuses share the same genetic sequences (transposons) that regulate learning in humans. Calling them trash is not cool.

Horse Paste was already two years ago. 😮

I loved Miracle Mile. Go uti and tar pits.

Earlier today I saw a meme about how a Joe Rogan fan will laugh hysterically when I call the ketamine I just took "horse tranqs" but throw a tantrum when I call the ivermectin Rogan took "horse paste". Not sure what this has to do with anything other than some people tend to take themselves WAY too seriously while others have no problems making ourselves the butt of jokes.

I refuse to learn more about hot dogs.

1:03:36

A hotdog must be a sausage.

I think I need a BTB on Patton

Wasn't expecting the college I graduated from to get dropped in the Ivermectin episode lmao Finger lakes community college represent, or something

Robert confirmed for Hot Dog Radical

Dilaudid is hydromorphone, a much more potent synthetic alternative to morphine.

I'm kind of curious - I've been plugged into the Ivermectin/Vaccine discussion since 2019 due to my job - one that is outside of research and medical care, but is adjacent in that we supported several platforms tracking health data during several "Bubbles" trying to do the "Keep Calm and Carry On" approach. The thing I'm curious about is whether or not we'll have an episode in the future - a mini-sode perhaps - about the studies published by Pfizer et,al that seemingly misrepresented the effectiveness of the vaccine, or rather how the vaccine was effective not whether it was. Remember after the different mRNA and Attenuated vaccines came out the claims were that effectively we "Solved COVID" and vaccinated persons effectively had immunity from the virus, and we could go back to normal...well, the specific language in the studies tended to be along the lines that the vaccines "Reduced Hospitalizations" - i.e.: They reduced the severity of COVID infections, not that they necessarily prevented infection (I'm still not clear on whether they do or don't in fact, do the combination of masking and vaccination to be safe) If you ask me, that sounds like a real bastard move to not use clear and concise language in a research paper that you know is going to be used as the basis to sell a drug worldwide and would lead to other reasonable measures - like mask wearing, distancing and isolation - to be completely abandoned.

Echoing very distracting....

I accidentally uttered jamie loftus thrice last night, while brushing my teeth and telling my partner about how i am glad I haven't had an episode of hers in a while. Welp!

Omg have y’all done an episode on academic journals and how much they charge to publish. Idk why they charge so much. The editors and reviewers are all volunteers. And then they charge for us to view the articles even if our tax dollars paid for the research 🫠🫠🫠 I want a Behind the Bastards show on elselviar. They own a lot of the top journals and have been buying up smaller ones.