Robert Sapolsky: The Biology of Humans at Our Best and Worst
Stanford Iranian Studies Program
Why leaders watch it
Biology behind human behavior; background for understanding why people act as they do.
A 73-minute Stanford talk by Robert Sapolsky drawn from his book Behave. It surveys the biological factors behind human behavior at its best and worst.
Topics: Decision making & mental models, Ethics & character
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