Dr. Andrew Huberman

Free will.

Yeah, that's a tough one.

That's one I usually avoid.

Robert slammed me on that one on the podcast.

What was it in the back?

I heard it as an adaptive technique, but.

Oh, yeah.

You know, we hear, yeah, we hear so much.

I'm agreeing with you.

We hear so much about ADHD these days without an understanding of what it really reflects, except in the extreme clinical cases.

So I think a better understanding.

I did two episodes of the podcast, by the way, on attention and ADHD.

One focused mainly on behavioral and nutritional tools.

It was positively received by about half of people, and then the other half were like, this is dangerous.

Garbage, what about all the drugs that are useful?

Then I did one about all the drugs that can be useful, and people said, this is garbage, you're putting kids on meth, and I'm like, wait a second, hold on, we try and cover it all.

So, because I favor balance, I heard excellent things, they were all male voices, we kinda got a sampling bias here, unless I've got a high frequency cutoff.

Thank you.

Something negotiation, sorry.

Science of negotiation.