Neuroscientist: Check If You Are Homosexual! | Andrew Huberman #neuroscience #hubermanlab

Neuroscientist: Check If You Are Homosexual! | Andrew Huberman #neuroscience #hubermanlab #shorts #lifestyle #biology

Andrew D. Huberman (born September 26, 1975 in Palo Alto, California) is an American neuroscientist and tenured associate professor in the Department of Neurobiology at the Stanford University School of Medicine who has made contributions to the brain development, brain plasticity, and neural regeneration and repair fields.

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[MrAngelprod]

I'm the youngest among 3 brothers, and I'm totally straight, but my boyfriend is gay...

[craig]

Maybe that's why in medieval times, the youngest brother usually became a Catholic priest.
🤣🤣🤣🤣

[julieannmyers]

good grief... if only I'd known this before I got married

[uhv]

Can you please post links to peer reviewed data or studies?

[derf]

Oh yes, the developmental neuroendocrinology landscape. I remember it well.

[richardd]

Lol I’m the youngest of 6 Brothers, I guess science can explain why I’m the one who helped my Mom decorate the house or help pick which shoes go best with her dress Sunday mornings.

[DonnieRay]

Guess that explains Joseph and the technicolor dream coat

[wgdetective]

I'd be interested to know what things female fetuses secrete and how that affects successive sisters, or brothers for that matter. I wonder if older sisters are higher in testosterone than younger sisters, for example

[superamario]

Please state the source of these studies or the credentials of the people involved in the studies.

[freelancegoon]

my older brother was right? i’ve been gay the whole time?

[Kal-EL_Volta]

Cool. I heard 10 years ago that the more the women have been pregnant, the more the babies come out feminent. This is probably what he is talking about. And explains why often the older brothers come out more masculine.

[The_Mechanic_Dad]

I have 5 brothers, no one is gay. My Dad has 6 brothers, no one is gay. My Grandfather had 7 brothers, no one is gay. I have 40 male first cousins, no one is gay. 🤷

[michaelsteven]

Where or what is this statistic study that you are stating about, I’d be interested in reading it, how many studies on how many people have they done and how many decades have they been doing this statistical analysis of what you said? I’m just curious is all i have interest in researching and learning about different studies and analysis research.

[graceanne]

I’ve never seen this play out in life. I have 4 brothers, none are gay. My husband has 4 brothers, none are gay. In fact most of the gay men I know have only sisters and coincidentally many were raised by single mothers.

[danieldeanda]

I've got 4 older brothers. None of us are homosexuals

[blackbold]

I don't know why, but looking at this video seem softer to the eye. Good lighting 👍

[OSAMA-egxq]

I'm sending this to my little brother

[louiseerbslisbjerg]

Neuroscientist; This dos'nt mean you will self report as gay, but statis... *interrupted by*
Homophobes in comments; I'M NOT GAY!!!

No one said you were, Karen's (or was it Ken's?)

[abuhabibalkhair]

“To be blind in the right eye of faith” ahh Dr Huberman

[noteworthyinsignificance]

I just ran through the people I know who self report as homosexual and they are almost all the oldest of their siblings... Obviously, my sample size is skewed to only people I know and who are out, but I found that interesting.