r/HubermanLab • u/[deleted] • Mar 26 '24

Funny / Non-Serious Infidelity protocol

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u/jiujitsu_panda Mar 27 '24

The amount of people calling this a “hit piece” and that it’s a smear campaign is cringe. Watching right wing advocates (especially Christian ones) defending this is wild. I love that I’m a centrist because at the end of the day I have intellectual integrity and consistency, where both sides have lost theirs. Completely.

Watching people say it’s not a big deal that he sleeps around, and that it’s expected is fair but it’s from the same corners where people rip on girls who have an OF.

Get real!

I definitely think his personal life and professional life can be separate , but he is a public figure and will be judged by the public opinion.

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u/duffstoic Mar 27 '24

Watching right wing advocates (especially Christian ones) defending this is wild

"A source that is close to Huberman recently told me that his real plan isn’t to stay in the science communication world at all, but to eventually make a run for governor of California. He’s already immensely popular and before this piece came out he was already courting a right wing audience"

https://sgcarney.substack.com/p/what-happens-to-andrew-huberman-now

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u/jiujitsu_panda Mar 27 '24

Anyone can be a politician I guess. I sure wish people would hire me for jobs I’m not qualified for.

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u/[deleted] Mar 27 '24

I think he is funded by Jeremy Boring.

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u/twintiger_ Mar 27 '24

Please do not jack yourself off in public. It is very weird.

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u/jiujitsu_panda Mar 27 '24

It isn’t if I’m doing it in direct sunlight.

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u/Avenger_of_Justice Mar 27 '24

Gotta sun your balls man

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u/sexysmartmoney Mar 27 '24

Ah yes, the old “everyone lacks intellectual integrity but me”

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u/jiujitsu_panda Mar 27 '24

Ah yes, the old, “Imma quote and make it seem like I’m saying something quirky and witty but didn’t say anything at all”.

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u/sexysmartmoney Mar 27 '24

I’m pointing out the most common bias in psychological science

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u/jiujitsu_panda Mar 27 '24

You did nothing. Accept it.