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If you put yourself in the public eye I think you are inviting more scrutiny. Is this the article everyone is referring to? https://nymag.com/intelligencer/ar

• esperent 3y ago
  To me that is pretty much the definition of a hit piece. Scanning through it, the allegations I spotted are: * He is flaky and often doesn't keep appointments. * One guy says he invited him to go camping but didn't turn up * Apparently he may have slightly misled his ex about where he lived in private messages * His ex says that he has anger (purely verbal) issues * Some other people all say he has anger issues * Some incredibly spurious allegations that he had an affair I probably missed some. But notably, almost nowhere is there any attempt to tell Huberman's side or have any empathy for him as a human being. Hence, it's a hit piece.
  • lostlogin 3y ago
    He tells stories about himself publicly and regularly. He has a forum to defend himself and gets value from what he does. I see no indication that they approached him for comment, fitting your ‘hit piece’ comment, but does that matter? Is he off limits for some reason?