Andrew Huberman· PhD
We could put 15 guys on the mat and give them the same workout, and there's going to be 15 different responses to that same workout because the human organism is so complex.
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We could put 15 guys on the mat and give them the same workout, and there's going to be 15 different responses to that same workout because the human organism is so complex.
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You know, we could put 15 guys on the mat and give them the same workout and there's going to be 15 different responses to that same workout because the human organism is so complex and in nature that it's going to adapt differently.