Andrew Huberman
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92,807 appearances
236 recordings
21 series
first heard Aug 2023
last heard 2d ago
Andrew Huberman’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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Now, somebody will say, well, that's a surgery, but I think in today's conversation, hopefully we'll convince people that uh surgeries can be done less and less invasively now and can be done with tools that make it seem a lot more like a a dental cleaning, maybe a bit more, than the idea that you know you're cutting open the body and taking things out, laying them out on the table, putting them back in this kind of thing.
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Why did we ever need the GLPs?
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We had stomach stapling.
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I have a question about your profession generally.
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I'm guessing there are not large-scale clinical trials of each of these surgeries, like they're doing, you know.
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5,000 of these surgeries comparing to the existing surgery.
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So how much license do physician do surgeons have?
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Say, you know what, I'm I'm very familiar with this tissue.
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Maybe I just like graft these two, cut out the middle.
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That's the part that absorbs stuff.
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Oops.
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Okay, actually big problems and modify.
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And then 'cause I mean there's there are other things, but there are few things greater in terms of trophies for a physician knowing
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Some physicians, aside from the great feelings they get from healing patients and saving lives, let's be fair, having a procedure named after you that saves lives.
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Like that seems to me like that's like the ultimate thing.
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So there's got to be a huge incentive for physicians to do it on that basis, which might sound all like ego, but there's another facet to this, which is no, and we know this from science too, like you can read about the brain, but if you get your hands on brains, right.
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Record from them, slice them up, look at them under a microscope.
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You you just like a familiarity with the tissue of interest, especially in the context of the whole person who's coming back and saying, I don't know, I'm still hungry, less hungry, but I got this pain on my left side.
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You know what that pain could be.
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Are there any procedures that you would love to be able to do?
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