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How Andrew Huberman Got America to Care About Science | Time
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His long-form science podcast consistently sits near the top of the charts
The moment the clock strikes 1:20 p.m., students are out of their seats and shoving laptops into backpacks, spilling out of the classroom and onto Stanford University’s lush California campus. But some stay behind, forming a line to speak to their guest lecturer. A few ask for selfies. Others talk about their workout routines. All look starstruck to be in the presence of Andrew Huberman, the man who has spent the last 80 minutes talking about neuroplasticity, memory , and learning. Arguably not since the Fauci mania of the early pandemic has a scientist become as famous, as quickly, as Huberma
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