Andrew Huberman· PhD
if um the food that that we eat is more alike we are more likely to to connect at least on the moment right so there is this aspect and that's why we share you know the food
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if um the food that that we eat is more alike we are more likely to to connect at least on the moment right so there is this aspect and that's why we share you know the food
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if we are what we eat then if we eat the same thing we should be more alike to each other right that's why you know like in communities uh you share the food in fact uh in like if you go into certain uh specific uh communities you pass around uh the food you pass around the the drinks you know and is a it's very common to share right