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The Illusion of Consensus

An independent podcast by Rav Arora (and formerly Dr. Jay Bhattacharya) devoted to dismantling weaponized "consensus" in science. Weekly topics include medical censorship, holistic medicine, mental health, psychedelic medicine, and well-being. www.illusionconsensus.com

Publication · By Rav Arora · English · Official site

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  1. Issue · Aug 31, 2026

    EARLY ACCESS: New AI Dating App That Actually Works? (Hinge Tried To Buy Them Out But HATED Their Pro-Marriage Stance) (opens the original)

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    In this episode, Jake Kozlowski, CEO of Keeper AI, discusses how their platform is revolutionizing the dating landscape by focusing on high-intent matchmaking for marriage. Jake shares insights from Keeper’s data-driven approach to dating, exploring how preferences, attractiveness, and personality traits influence match success and relationship dynamics… Read more

  2. Issue · Aug 25, 2026

    Huberman’s Wild Virtual Reality Fear Experiment (opens the original)

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    In this new clip from my podcast with therapist Ryan Soave, we discuss a fascinating virtual-reality experiment he helped with in Andrew Huberman’s lab.Participants were placed in simulated fear-inducing scenarios involving heights, spiders, claustrophobia, dogs, and even great white sharks. They consciously knew they were safe — but their bodies still mounted a fear response as though the threat were real.That raises a much bigger question about fear, trauma, and anxiety: how much does the body

  3. Issue · Aug 18, 2026

    Diversify Your Dopamine: A Solution For Addiction (opens the original)

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    In this new podcast clip, I hypothesize that one practical way to reduce the pull of addiction and unhealthy obsession is to “diversify your dopamine.” The idea is simple: when one activity becomes your only meaningful source of pleasure, validation, or excitement — whether that’s work, partying, social media, sex, or something else — it becomes much easier for that pursuit to take over your life.I reflect on periods of my own life when my career was almost my sole source of satisfaction, and ho

  4. Issue · Aug 18, 2026

    Questions For Robert Malone On New Vaccine Schedule (opens the original)

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    Robert Malone is returning to the podcast to discuss changes to the U.S childhood vaccine schedule, Fauci diaries, publicized new texts among federal officials on vaccine side effects, and more. What would you like me to ask him?Leave it in the comments below.Leave a commentCatch my latest episode on treating addiction:</div

  5. Issue · Aug 15, 2026

    Five Insights On Inner Growth From Addiction Therapist Ryan Soave (opens the original)

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    I just had addiction therapist Ryan Soave from the Huberman Lab podcast on my show. Watch full episode hereHere are five quotes from the conversation that stayed with me most - on validation, bad therapy, finding inner peace, and real freedom:

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