Andrew Huberman

And this is where I think some people might be screaming, no, no, no, that's what I want.

But there's a strong selection process now for people who can communicate quickly with their thumbs, be witty in writing,

And so the hyperverbal thing has moved to text.

Yeah.

That's a challenge.

And I do think, even though some men are very hyperverbal, there is a sex difference here that we are well aware of.

So do you think that that's skewing things?

Because the ability to kind of keep, to get and keep somebody's interest early on is strongly dependent on these days on texting.

Right.

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