Commenter likens the motto to Andrew Huberman's response to allegations
2 Nov 2 8:51 AM · 9d ago · 1 post · 1 comment · 2 sources · development 2 of 5
HN commenter Zealotux describes a "Huberman strategy" of giving no official statement and barely acknowledging allegations while carrying on, arguing it worked because the public's attention moves to its next target.
“That's what I personally call the Huberman strategy: no official statement, barely any acknowledgments of allegations, just carrying on with whatever thing you're doing, the mob will soon enough find its next target.”
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That's what I personally call the Huberman strategy: no official statement, barely any acknowledgments of allegations, just carrying on with whatever thing you're doing, the mob will soon enough find its next target. It worked exceptionally well for him, I guess it helps to be a neuroscientist.
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Never Complain, Never Explain L: https:// en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Never_co mplain,_never_explain C: https:// news.ycombinator.com/item?id=5 0335659 posted on 2026.11.02 at 06:55:48 (c=0, p=4)
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This article lacks a concise definition of what this means, other than "not commenting" and "just getting on with it", I would suppose.
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