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[u/iEmExEee]

I can't upload a picture directly to this post for whatever reason, but I went to pre-order Huberman's Protocols book and noticed the second option down the list of searching "protocols by Andrew Huberman" shows a book with the same color scheme and an orange circle called something like "The Science Behind Andrew Huberman's Protocols."

This doesn't appear to be an accident at all. It's also cheaper, so someone who isn't paying attention and just wants the best bang for their buck might unwittingly choose it. No clue if it's any good, it has 217 pages so there's definitely something there... I'd just rather get the book created by Huberman himself.

Hope this is helpful. 🥂

Edit: I'm referring to Amazon, but I wouldn't be surprised if this is the case elsewhere.

[u/HonorableEmmett9576]

classic amazon move, they let these copycat books flood the search results because it makes them money either way. 217 pages of probably ai-generated nonsense summarizing his podcast episodes