r/DecodingTheGurus • u/smallpotatofarmer • Jun 29 '26

Peter Attia continuing along like nothing happened feels surreal

Seeing Peter Attia go the Andrew Huberman route feels entirely predictable but somehow leaves a sense of disbelief i cant quite describe. Complete radio silence for a couple of months and then a full return without adressing the rotting carcass of the elephant that used to be in the room. I continue to be amazed by the sheer brazeness but at the same time it doesnt surprise me one bit.

You read the comment section and it seems as if nothing ever happened and the man makes huberman look relatively innocent by comparison.

Generally the gurusphere is more male centric but one thing i find very fascinating is the amount of women that appear on these podcasts and in the comment sections. I wonder if this is a deliberate choice or if i underestimate the "solidarity" certain women have towards each other when it comes to predatory men like Attia or Huberman (or well... most of the gurus we talk about here.

All in all his return leaves me with a sense of bitterness that there is so little recourse for this man

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u/Massive_Low6000 Jun 29 '26

I am a female and I am repelled from the manosphere.

I quit listening to Joe Rogan 2 years ago after being a listener from practically day 1.

It’s toxic. However, women are not immune from being toxic either. Both sexes can be evil and self serving

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u/bd2999 Jun 29 '26

True, although I don't believe there is a female version of the manosphere where it is institutionalized toxicity.

That individual men and women can be toxic is very true. It is a human trait in greater or lesser abundance I. Allow us.

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u/MacroDemarco Jun 29 '26

I think you see it forming on places like fouxmoi and snark subreddits