Andrew Huberman

I just feel like there's so much opportunity for that.

But the barrier must be really there for people if they're not doing these things.

Because I think it was just reflexive.

Thank you so much for the work you do.

It's very brave.

It's very brave because it runs right up against some longstanding theories of which I still think very highly of a good fraction of the evolutionary biology and psychology literature.

I now have to filter it through these –

new findings um but you've created your own new field basically uh which is of course why your book which we'll provide a link to um and your work is is so popular and it i love the optimism that it shines into every interaction i'm sure people picked up on that that you're not a doom and gloom guy you're a solutions yeah guy really appreciate your time here many people will thank you both those in relationship you learned some things to you know

armor your relationship, understand your relationship better yourself.

And for those who are seeking partners or who are just observing the world around them and are content where they're at, they're going to benefit.

So thank you so much.

Really appreciate you.

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