Joe Rogan turns a pseudoscience rant into a Perplexity browser joke
zacharynado · x · 2026-07-24
Joe Rogan’s recap of a bit about searching for spell-like claims turns into an AI-browser joke: one speaker says Google says spells aren’t real, and Rogan quips that Jamie should use Perplexity or another browser that says spells are real. The quoted segment itself is a parody of pseudoscience on the show, with a doctor claiming hieroglyphics can reverse inflammation.
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