Andrew Huberman

So I found that interesting.

So I'm imagining a question, because you study questions people ask them on dates.

And we used to be able to say, if you were on a deserted island,

Who would you want to be there with?

Like, who's the one person that you could stand being with or perhaps even really enjoy being with, assuming you have all the resources?

Now, I think the question should be, who's the one person that would get you to not engage with anyone else in the world?

In other words, set down what you called, and I've never heard this before, the derivation of alternatives.

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

This is an interesting term.

Yeah.

So in some ways, like committed partnership is about setting aside the idea that there might be somebody better for us.

And I would argue, again, I have strong positive feelings towards Instagram.

I really do.

It's a fun and great platform when used in moderation.

But it's the opposite of the deserted island.

And a former guest on this podcast who happens to be a divorce lawyer, James Sexton, has talked about the fact that many, many, many of the divorces that he experienced,

Litigates?

No.

Yeah.

That he's involved in.