I read the first two paragraphs, and although they are presented neutrally I knew this was going to be a negative article. > Combining the calm delivery and pa

I read the first two paragraphs, and although they are presented neutrally I knew this was going to be a negative article. > Combining the calm delivery and pared-down wardrobe of a Sam Harris with the more imposing physique of a Joe Rogan > The aesthetics of Huberman’s show are that of masculine minimalism. Such weird comments. I do agree with some of this article though... I don't really follow Huberman, but I have seen a couple of his podcasts on YouTube. I also found the personalised advertising of supplements and health services quite distasteful. If it was a simple "sponsored by Athletic Greens" then fine, but reading an elaborate script about how much he personally loves Athletic Greens is a bit questionable given his credentials. The actual information he presentee in the episodes I listened to seemed mostly fine though. Not perfect, but way better than most content on health and nutrition on the internet. Perhaps the quality has dropped more recently or something.