#0081 - Zach Bush: The Naturalistic Fallacy and the Noble Savage

Michael Marshall and Cecil Cicirello break down Joe's July 2026 interview with Zach Bush.   Topics covered include: Drinking coffee, how life is perfect even if you're dying, nature is better than machines, chemicals are evil, indigenous tribes are wise and possibly telepathic, and so are autistic people, hieroglyphs are magic, being barefoot can heal you from cancer and possibly chemical warfare, apple juice is a corrupting influence, high fructose corn syrup is an invasive chemical, raw milk is great, germs aren't real and Louis Pasteur was wrong, and how the Native Americans died because they left their soil. Plus that time one of Joe's guests beheaded someone, and how Joe is such an amazing disruptor and creative thinker who should leave his brain to medical science.    Intro *Seraphic Group - The Leader Of The Gut-Brain Health Movement - Announces Dynamic Rebranding And Leadership Appointments The Droning Preacher of Mitochondrial Ecstasy | Office for Science and Society - McGill University 'This won't happen again' – Happy Pear twins apologise after controversial comments by podcast guest   Main Ten Myths About High-Fructose Corn Syrup Fact Checked: The Dangers of Drinking Raw Milk Technical Information | E. coli infection | CDC Salmonella By the Numbers | Food Safety and Inspection Service  About Listeria Infection Native American Smallpox Epidemics in the 17th Century | Consumer Health | Research Starters | EBSCOhost    Toolbox Noble savage - Wikipedia    Clips used under fair use from JRE show #2529.   Listen to our other shows: Cecil - Cognitive Dissonance and Citation Needed Marsh - Skeptics with a K and The Skeptic Podcast   Intro Credit - AlexGrohl:  https://www.patreon.com/alexgrohlmusic    Outro Credit - Soulful Jam Tracks: https://www.youtube.com/@soulfuljamtracks Gloves off   Michael Marshall and Cecil Cicirello break down Joe's July 2026 interview with Zach Bush.   BioGeometry: Re-Discovering Ancient Knowledge - MARA HOUSE LUXOR <li dir="ltr" aria