Ditto! Love RS lectures.

Same!

Me too. I discovered RS lectures 4 years ago and he rebooted my neuroscience nerdship

I’m right there, too!

I think every person in political positions should be required to read Behave. And Journalists, too.

Different guests have different personalities and scientific interests, I would not grade them....

Absolutely

Totally agree!

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So the least corrupt countries who held their citizens hostage for the shortest amount of time had the lowest Boogey Virus rates. Of course.... because people don’t get sick from germs, they get sick from being scared and upset about something that happened in their lives. Enter the worldwide FEAR CAMPAIGN brought to you by governments who have lied for decades. Governments who allow synthetic foods on the market like fake butter, Twinkies, telling you to eat 10 servings of toxic grains a day in order to keep your heart healthy, meanwhile it's causing everyone to become diabetic....THIS is who you take health info from??! Governments that lied about the medical benefit of marijuana are now to be TRUSTED? The Germ Theory was never actually proven to be 100% accurate, yet the trillion dollar medical industry is entirely based on that theory. What's the CAUSE of death in people with this "virus"? Does their brain explode? Does their heart stop beating? The CAUSE of death is still pneumonia. Pneumonia is not something you can "catch". It's a biological result of being "scared to death" of something which is exactly what the media has done to people dumb enough to watch them. You've heard the term "Worried sick". That's because your BRAIN causes you to become sick due to the stress it is perceiving! Why do you think young kids aren't getting the Boogey Virus? Because they aren't sitting in front of the news being scared to death because they're too young to understand a Fear Campaign. These pathetic "experts" just make shit up to explain their narrative as they go. First they tell you kids bring home every illness from school because they're not "exposed" to enough things, then they say somehow they're immune to a Boogey Virus? Does anyone have common sense?! You don't show the symptoms of "disease" until you stop being panicked and afraid. These symptoms usually show up 1-2 weeks after you've relaxed and resolved the upsetting event. There's no such thing that some diseases you can "catch", but not all. It's not that complex! If you can't "catch" cancer, diabetes, MS, arthritis, etc., from other people, then you can't "catch" colds, flu and Boogey Viruses. So governments around the world are CAUSING fear frights in everyone based on an unproven THEORY by one man, Louis Pasteur, who redacted his claim of the germ theory on his death bed, yet no one listened. So of course, when everyone is allowed to escape the hostage situation the governments have put their people into, and they start relaxing about the Boogey Virus, that's not in any way transmissible, they will begin their healing phase (get sick), and believe they then have it, and more panic will ensue as well as martial law. The longer people allow this government to hold them hostage in their homes, the more severe the "sickness" will be. Can anyone put 2 and 2 together to figure out what I'm saying?? Western Medicine is pure fraud, and people's lives are destroyed because of it. There's no critical thinking anymore. The group thinkers are moronic and brain dead. People think they're educated because they've memorized the lies they've been told for 100 years.

Are you an atheist? I know random, But curious

100% same.

Oh his stanf lectures

Yes! He’s literally amazing and his lectures + research is amazing.

hey yo fangirl the answer is subway stops! wheres my cream cheeese bagel???!

Yup, had everything. Biology, neurology, psychology, opthomology

FOR REAL

I am so hyped!!

It also had atheism

With horrible audio.

Me too . Old UKposts

Right! This is awesome!

Me too 😀

I have good memories of listening to his lecture videos

same!

"nah"

"I'd"

Put that on your resume. Attended Stanford University via UKposts.

I don't put my actual college courses on my resume as they are not applicable. So, seems the same ​@@Cuyt24 Totally possible to try and improve yourself with knowledge without any other gain.

there's a view count at the bottom of the videos lol

It is a series that everyone should watch, the byproduct is bettering the viewer ..... |Always been recommending to friends interested in the subject.

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It's remarkable that these resources are offers for free, pretty amazing

I listen to his lectures while working sometimes very much appreciate this mans existences.

Well, and I look at it now.

me too!!!!!

same! one of my favorite scientists shows up on one of my favorite podcasts

Thanks, Sapolsky is a lifetime favorite... So glad his life's dominos fell the way they did! 😉

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Was laughing my ass off about the same irony :)

wow spoiler alert.

Hahaha

@@TheUltimateGC if you go through the comments, you'll have spoilers

Those are great lectures. But I believe Sapolsky is making a serious error in suggesting that one must somehow be free of ones own biology in order to have free will. The whole person, including the brain and the chemical reactions required to experience their life, and to make choices as to what that whole person will do next, is not an argument against free will, but simply an explanation of how free will actually works. There is no such thing as "freedom from oneself". But there is our ability to choose for ourselves what we will do, while free of coercion and other forms of undue influence.

Seconded.

Thanks for the pointer! I appreciate it.

@@marvinedwards737 Maybe free will is like an interference pattern that randomly collapses in a changing probability-field or something.

@@kjekelle96 I'm a compatibilist, so, for me, free will is a deterministic event, and freedom is a deterministic phenomenon. You see, freedom requires a world of reliable cause and effect. Without it, we could never reliably cause any effect, and would have no freedom to do anything at all. Free will is when we choose for ourselves what we will do, while free of coercion and other forms of undue influence. The act of deliberation is also deterministic, because the meaningful and relevant cause of our choice is our own purposes and reasons, our own thoughts and feelings.

His books are great too!

Wow, that was profound! Thank you for saying that.

So you didn’t have any internal chatter of recurring negative and upsetting thoughts? That what happens to me so if anything taking time to myself I marinate in these thoughts more.

yeah cementing things internally through language is quite powerful and bad when they are counterproductive things.

​@@chamade166mindful at the time that's what you're doing?

Close to free? Who.... who charged you to watch this?

@@kevinbissinger the collection of your data by UKposts is the exchange. Doesn't have to be monetary to be a cost.

​@@kevinbissingercost of a device to listen, electric cost, internet cost

you might check out the stance of neurosurgeon Prof. Michael Egnor on the research on free will, easy to gurgle it

Too bad none of it matters when we enter pliocene like conditions on earth in 9 years. Waste of your time Sanjay. Go learn about your future on my channel.

@@TheDoomWizard I’d argue that it matters all the more, and I dig the vids, dude!

@@TheDoomWizard Lmao yeah sure. Keep wasting your time prepping for the doomsday.

I also lit up when I heard that. 💨

Can you explain to me what he says about Testosterone and aggression, please?

+1

👍🏻👍🏻

i cant comprehend how you never expected him to be on the show, i was so sure he would appear and soon, to the point that i wasnt sure the sun is going to come out tomorrow but sapolsky will appear soon on huberman you are aware more than that sapolsky is a colleague from the same university as huberman, also that the subject matter that both are taking on is very related, and on top of this that sapolsky has given many talks which shows hes willing to appear on places to talk about science he knows so i ask again, how on earth could you say you NEVER EXPECTED HIM TO BE ON THE SHOW i have no free will but am entirely programmed to be entirely flabbergasted by your comment that is all

@@bntagkas i think he not expected around this time. It was like an unexpected reward what makes the Huberman podcast listening behavior more consistent haha

Sounds like you're man crushing bro! Lol

@@DS-rd9qn Maybe so, maybe so...

@@defenderofwisdom Go for it dude!

Yep. I did like his hair longer. But he looks great! And I love the dog yipping in the background 🤗

@@conniehudson4764 Agreed!

Same. Any other Sapolsky interviews with this quality of questions from another scientist? These videos will likely save me so much effort trying to convince friends to read a several hundred page book.

If you watch such content I don`t think your genes are "crappy". Dumb people don`t take interest in such topics. I think there is a high level of interest in the world and inteligence required to seek such information.

😂 blaming your stbx that you chose is a sign of profound stupidity

Keep investing in you and your son's knowledge and you will outweight your environment by soooooo much so you don't have to worry. You are a great mum, i really apreciate your thought

It’s 90 min

Hi Bethany, I’m just about to start TRT. I have the same range of symptoms that you had. How long did it take for you to see improvements? Did it alleviate all symptoms? Any side effects at all? Thank you for your feedback 🙏

I went to my GP and she tried to prescribe me antidepressants. I start HRT next week. It's not soon enough. My memory is effecting my career.

good for you..ya insurance will also not want to pay for hormones, and blood tests are up and down 5 times a day

@@lunam7249 Not true, I'm on Medicaid and they pay for %100 of my testosterone prescriptions and have for a couple years now

@@Cat-zk4ke you can start feeling the results in literally days

Is estrogen better than testosterone?

@@robertdavis3788 No, nor the opposite

Hope you're staying strong. How is your progress so far?

@@francoismartineau2519 there opposite ? Don't they have specific roles?

IS Insulin better than growth Hormone? Is tnfalpha(inflamation Hormone) better than il 1 ( anti inflamation Hormone) ? Is Cortisol better than aldosterone? No they are hormones and they have important Rules in every human, and depending on age, Sex, genetic Makeup, These Levels vary... And it's important, that These hormones stay in range, generally for Testosterone one can say the higher end of the range IS preferred in men. At least that IS what Most men will say, If they manipulate their hormones( Trt) or naturally, Like good health and or Testosterone boosting Supplements. For Cortisol ITS more complicated, for Estradiol also, for tnfa or other inflamatory hormones( cytokines) they should be low in a healthy Not acutely sick individual...

Sounds like most of us had the same reaction!

Sapolsky's definition of free will is a choice someone makes while "free from themselves".The biology of the person is not an external influence exercising control over the person. We cannot set ourselves in one corner of the room and set our biology in a different corner, and then claim that biology is forcing us to make choices against our will. One of those two corners is empty.

Jumping and screaming increases testosterone! Well done!

Where ?

@@Q_QQ_Q Sorry - the Stanford UKposts channel

@@Philusteen yes . tnx

Totally!!! Me too!!! Happy dancing over this episode!!!💃🏽😁👍🏽✌🏽❤️

@@winbalingit8502 Agreed - and I look ludicrous when I dance. 😆

Not sure that Dr. Sapolsky would want to sink to that level

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Same here! Binged his Stanford lectures and I got started on Behave.