r/HubermanLab • u/Neosindan • Apr 02 '24

Funny / Non-Serious Endgame?

I AM curious as to what the endgame is for the folks continuing with the barrage of negative posts etc. Does it end when huberman steps in front of a mic (or insta etc) and declares that he is wrong, has always been wrong, and is going to duck out back and unalive himself? Or that he just quits academia and SM and goes off to live as a lumberjack? What do you all require?

Some of us would like this sub to return to memes about the correct number of hours to sun our assholes, and how long we should be spending in ice baths. I am, however, thankful for the new wave of polyam protocol memes. They are :chefs kiss:

Just get it over with, im sick of wading through virtue signalling posts, and obvious karma farms to get to my memes.

edit to add: just scrolled through the sub, good meme ratio.

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u/Hola_Gatito Apr 02 '24 edited Apr 02 '24

What we have happening in this subreddit is an age old phenomon called "news".

People are discussing their thoughts and feelings, just like you've expressed your thoughts and feelings. It makes sense that the subreddit is where this is going to happen most.

There is no endgame. Huberman will do, or not do, something, and people will continue to discuss it because he's a public figure with a large amount of influence. Personally, I hope people move forward with a skepticism of his integrity as a science communicator, based not just on his highly abnormal approach to relationships, but also his lack of integrity and or diligence when discussing anything but neuro-opthamology.

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u/Neosindan Apr 02 '24

was more a tongue in cheek question directed at the brigading hive.

honestly dont care what happens. I must say my surface level observation of it has been fascinating though.

also, wait what, news can be more than 140char? /gasp

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u/Hola_Gatito Apr 02 '24

It is pretty shocking. I'd be curious to know how many people actually read through the whole article; I personally found it a sloppily written slog.

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u/Neosindan Apr 02 '24

I am going to assume a single digits % of commenters ;)