(Hill further contends that Huberman is vague whenever he cites his sources or which researchers he goes to for corroboration, while Klumpers says he should be more proactive, not selective, in his citations, and use standard reference styles.) The landing page for the episode on the Huberman Lab website initially linked to just five papers as sources for the lengthy podcast, though after many criticized the video excerpt shared again this month, another five links appeared
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