Erik Huberman

You're going to eat whatever is available.

And this is where I agree with you on the government obligation side.

The fact that fast food is cheaper than organic food is crazy.

But that's where we are.

And that's the stuff that I do.

I think we both agree.

It's not binary here.

There's a lot of problems with government subsidizing certain foods.

Corn, that's why it's such a big crop in the US.

It creates problems and creates huge health problems.

We've seen the trends on the health side.

But the information's there, and that's where I have trouble with the idea of government not protecting people from themselves.

The problem is...

whether it's religion or government, that creates societal norms.

Or we are cavemen.

I completely agree with that assessment.

And so while I agree, okay, so you draw the line at harming other people, so no murdering, no robbing, all that important.

I think that can be off the table.

We both agree on that.

But then I think, again, if you're not placing some sort of restrictions on what people can do to themselves, you end up with