My goodness what a cavalcade of tedious gossip. I had no idea who this
"famous" Andrew Huberman chap is. Sure, neuroscience is interesting
but pop professors seem ten a penny these days. Reading a mini PhD
thesis on what felt a far too intimate a deconstruction of someone's
personal life was uncomfortable. I thought this "journalism" died with
Hello Magazine.
With few exceptions, this is what journalism is now. Hitpieces and spinjobs - written by people with no accomplishments working for decaying name brands that used to stand for something.
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My goodness what a cavalcade of tedious gossip. I had no idea who this "famous" Andrew Huberman chap is. Sure, neuroscience is interesting but pop professors seem ten a penny these days. Reading a mini PhD thesis on what felt a far too intimate a deconstruction of someone's personal life was uncomfortable. I thought this "journalism" died with Hello Magazine.
With few exceptions, this is what journalism is now. Hitpieces and spinjobs - written by people with no accomplishments working for decaying name brands that used to stand for something.