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Doesn't change the fact that he's an excellent communicator and educator.
Excellent
I feel conflicted that I upvoted both of these comments...
I do that often, especially if both people are contributing to a conversation productively
It absolutely does. He's great when it's just him and the camera, but he's incapable of having a conversation without sounding like a condescending douche. Watch Joe Rogan interview him. It's awful, he's constantly interrupting and the look he gives when he makes a point is the look of someone who loves the smell of their own shit. I actually felt bad for Joe. And I fucking hate Joe Rogan.
I'm failing to see the disagreement. He can be the most smug, insufferable douche ever in conversation while still being a great communicator and educator on camera, which he is. I'd wager the vast majority of people know of him through produced content like shows and other educational material, not interviews with podcasters.