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Andrew Huberman on how Silicon Valley changed after Steve Jobs: "What's unique about the Bay Area is that people care about the past, but it's really about what's happening now and the future. There's not a lot of pomp and circumstance. If you were to go to Cafe Borrone in Menlo Park in the early 2000s, you'd see somebody who had founded a huge company and is a billionaire, and they were just around. No one cared. What's changed since Steve Jobs is that now the technologists are…
Patrick OShaughnessy@patrick_oshag1d ago
My conversation with Andrew Huberman (@hubermanlab). I didn't expect us to spend so much time on the frontier of neurotechnology, and how we'll soon be able to precisely measure and change our brain states, both awake and asleep. It was fascinating. Also discuss: - Building and keeping energy - How to downshift and fall asleep quickly - Neuralink and BCI - The state of health media - Following your curiosity This was a fun one. Enjoy! Timestamps: 0:00 Intro 1:00 Building Energy for High Performance 7:00 How to Fall Asleep 18:10 What’s Gone Wrong With Health Optimization 24:10 AI Companies Could Become Biotech Companies 30:45 Implantable Devices 33:45 Memory 42:50 Controlling Your Brain 59:00 Genetic Engineering 1:11:05 The Key to Meaningful Success
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