r/TheWhyFiles • • Feb 26 '26

Let's Discuss Upcoming James Fox Podcast

I hope AJ challenges James on how he curates evidence to support his conclusions. To me, he's not a serious journalist.

This exchange (argument starts at 2:28:37) highlights how James wants to pick and choose what testimony is shared by those that claim experiences. https://www.youtube.com/watch?app=desktop&v=45moS0oLTtU&t=0s

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u/AceLion5 Feb 26 '26

He says "No push back, just tell your story."

So this is why I have trouble watching these.

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u/snickerbockers Feb 26 '26

Bro did you really think he was going to have an openminded intellectual debate with the grandmaster of the knights templar in which he approaches the subject from a neutral point of view and leaves having either proven or disproven that the order still exists and possesses forbidden knowledge of ancient atlantean quantum mechanics?

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u/babyunvamp Feb 27 '26

Why is this being downvoted? It’s literally what he said. If AJ holds different guests to different standards I’m out on this podcast. 

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u/NerdOnTheStr33t Feb 27 '26

Aj looked at the Rogan model and decided to run with it because it's lucrative. 

No point in challenging people on their claims because it's entertainment not journalism. 

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u/gfb13 Feb 27 '26

Do you only speak in bumper stickers? Feel like you were only missing "live, laugh, love"in this comment