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In this clip from the Joe Rogan Experience #2454, Joe Rogan speaks with Robert Malone about the concept of "mass formation" and how crowd psychology has been studied throughout history.
Malone discusses how social isolation, fear, and uncertainty can make populations more vulnerable to influence, and how similar psychological patterns have been analyzed by researchers studying totalitarianism and collective behavior. He also references the work of Belgian psychologist Mattias Desmet, who explored how individuals seek connection and meaning during periods of widespread uncertainty.
The conversation explores the intersection of psychology, media, technology, and human behavior — and how modern communication tools shape public perception.
Clean Archive edit — focused on discussion and historical context.
By Avocado Media IncIn this clip from the Joe Rogan Experience #2454, Joe Rogan speaks with Robert Malone about the concept of "mass formation" and how crowd psychology has been studied throughout history.
Malone discusses how social isolation, fear, and uncertainty can make populations more vulnerable to influence, and how similar psychological patterns have been analyzed by researchers studying totalitarianism and collective behavior. He also references the work of Belgian psychologist Mattias Desmet, who explored how individuals seek connection and meaning during periods of widespread uncertainty.
The conversation explores the intersection of psychology, media, technology, and human behavior — and how modern communication tools shape public perception.
Clean Archive edit — focused on discussion and historical context.