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This week we review Siddharth Kara's return to Joe Rogan. Kara breaks down new research into cobalt mining in the Congo, child labor, environmental contamination, and the hidden human cost behind modern technology.

We also get into the disturbing story of the Zong slave ship and the bigger question of what happens when economic progress comes at someone else's expense.

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This week on the Joe Rogan Experience Quick Review, we break down all three JRE guests from the week: Siddharth Kara, Yakov Smirnoff, and Tyler Engle.

We get into the dark reality behind cobalt mining and the technology supply chain, Yakov Smirnoff's incredible journey from Soviet immigrant to comedy star, Ronald Reagan joke writer and relationship expert, and then head deep into the Rogan rabbit hole with Noah's Ark, ancient Egypt, the Younger Dryas, pyramids, Atlantis and lost civilizations.

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