Dating Apps Are a Kleptocracy. So Is Your Hiring Funnel.
Dating apps show extreme market inequality. This 'kleptocracy' of attention impacts more than romance—it warps your hiring and networking. Learn to overcome it.
40 hours of podcasts, in 5 minutes.
Andrew Huberman and Dr. Paul Eastwick explore the science of attraction, compatibility, and romance, challenging many common dating stereotypes and evolutionary theories. They discuss how dating apps distort mate selection, the surprising truths about what men and women truly desire in partners, and the critical role of unique shared experiences and social connection in forming and maintaining lasting relationships.
Dating apps show extreme market inequality. This 'kleptocracy' of attention impacts more than romance—it warps your hiring and networking. Learn to overcome it.
Dr. Paul Eastwick explains how happy partners subconsciously downgrade alternatives as "weak sauce." Learn to protect this vital relationship shield.
Dr. Paul Eastwick on Huberman Lab argues lasting attraction comes from unique shared experiences, not universal 'mate value.' Ditch the generic, build real bonds.
Huberman Lab reveals sexual intimacy isn't just a relationship perk; it's a core predictor of long-term happiness and stability. Learn how to actively cultivate it.
Dr. Paul Eastwick on Huberman Lab reveals why dating apps distort connection. Real relationships stem from shared activities, 'couple friends,' and diverse social networks.