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In what ways does a comedian's biography influence his her comedy?

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Wouldn't you say that all successful comedians using their comedy to help them deal with something personal in their life which they are trying to figure out?

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Thank you for your interest in science!   -- Andrew
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asking after a brief moment that how's a full-length episode
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Could you please tell Tom that he has gone too far with his money+success thing and sounds very entitled?..
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Can you please bring on a professional next time not just your cousin… like rod martin or Phillip Johnson laird.
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I just realized Andrew and Tom sound very much alike when they talk.
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Woah, it's like if you had trisomy.
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Finally, an episode on psychopathy.
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Garth no one's listen to you.
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And how to raise one
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I just realized Andrew and Tom sound very much alike when they talk.
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An episode about how "the poors" suck and a masterclass on how to be the boringest man in the world.
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Imagine getting the chance to talk to someone this funny, successful and articulate.
Tom must feel very lucky.
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god damn lmao
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Tom is the blandest dullest human alive. Tom makes Joe Rogan seem like Richard Pryor.
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L.
Just cause you use misdirection doesnt make it funny
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Thank you bringing zero-cost consumer information, because I couldn't afford this otherwise, because I'm poor.
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Always wanted to enter the mind of someone who wanted to do a podcast with Bert
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Look at Segura on the thumbnail wearing glasses and looking all smart!
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It really shows off the lazy eye
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The love between these guys at the end of the content is meltingly sweet. I wish all men knew they could share these feelings.
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The art of putting out podcasts cuz your buddies buddy has a new special.
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You know they’re cousins, right?
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Even better
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They're literally family
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This is how I learn they're actually cousins
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Sure, Tom's here to promote Brents special instead of his own new series
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Yeah why not?
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I have to wait until the end of the month so i can afford to read this.
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Is it just me, or has the millionaires interviewing millionaires podcast concept run its course in the last five years?
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Is Huberman a Millionaire?
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This is like having a episode on giants and talking to Joe Rogan.
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What, saying Andrew has no sense of humor?  Disagree
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The definition of jumping the shark, right here.
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This was what did it? Not Huberman - alleged scientist - supporting Trump?
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Title says science and art of comedy
Should have had a comedian as a guest

Love Hub Labs
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One of the most successful comedians in the world
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​@PowerHouse1987  Oh I know, I just don't see how or why
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Humor is intensely personal. I've heard that same repeated line from the OP over the years for any comedian that someone doesn't like. "I don't find them funny, therefore they aren't a comedian." Rubbish.

I also think you can learn to find certain comedians funny by repeated exposure. This happened to me with Maria Bamford. I totally didn't get her in the beginning. Then she grew to be one of my favorite comedians.
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No I think by profession Tom is a comedian, that's like, his job. I just don't think he's funny. Like, at all.
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Seriously I've read all his content and kept thinking 'how did he get another special'
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It's not a job nor is it a profession.
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This feels like the end of the huberman lab. Was a nice run though.
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I sense he wonders what to "wear", such as a server who needs a new outfit each shift, an idea-outfit, trending, to up and coming and pertinence of societal value; and he possibly hovers above potential new ideas to share in haste, but he is definitely not finished.
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Apparently they're cousins... Just skip this one it ain't that serious.
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Did you feel the same way when Tony Hawk was on here?
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“what- did Huberman tell you to take a shit right now”
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I love when Dr. Huberman discusses the approach/avoidance/neutrality triad and it's put such more apropos as yum/yuck/meh especially in modernity. As a fledgling neuroscience student I just really appreciate these conversations and can't wait for the summer semester to get started. Let's goooooooo
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Teaching the nervous system to anticipate strength training first thing is awesome, this could really help moms tbh lol
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Dr. Huberman, could you explore the link between TMJ, cervical spine dysfunction, and stored trauma? I’m especially curious how specific vertebrae might impact things we don’t usually associate with the spine—like swallowing, breathing, or focus. Your work means a lot—thank you.
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I love interesting and relaxed conversations. This one is pure gold. Thank you!
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Could you please cover the topic Consciousness, awareness? Please, I think the audience wants it too❤
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