Andrew Huberman

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Introduction

Hardship will show you who your real friends are. That's for sure. Can you read the quote once more? "Don't eat with people you wouldn't starve with."

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Introduction

Listen, when it comes to romantic relationships, if it's not a 100% in you, it ain't happening. And I've never seen a violation of that statement where it's like, "Yeah, it's mostly good." And this is like the negotiations, already it's doomed. And that doesn't mean someone has to be perfect. The relationship has to be perfect, but it's got to feel a 100% inside, like yes, yes, and yes. The following is a conversation with my dear friend Andrew Huberman, his fourth time on this podcast. It's my birthday, so this is a special birthday episode of sorts. Andrew flew down to Austin just to wish me a happy birthday, and we decided to do a podcast last second. We literally talked for hours beforehand and a long time after late into the night. He's one of my favorite human beings, brilliant scientists, incredible teacher, and a loyal friend. I'm grateful for Andrew. I'm grateful for good friends, for all the support and love I've gotten over the past few years. I'm truly grateful for this life, for the years, the days, the minutes, the seconds I've gotten to live on this beautiful earth of ours. I really don't want to leave just yet. I think I'd really like to stick around. I love you all. This is the Lex Fridman podcast. And now, dear friends, here's Andrew Huberman.

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Difficult conversations

Andrew Huberman and Lex Fridman discuss difficult conversations.

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Pushing the limits of the human mind

Andrew Huberman and Lex Fridman discuss pushing the limits of the human mind.

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Everything in the brain is an abstraction

Andrew Huberman and Lex Fridman discuss everything in the brain is an abstraction.