I’m so so grateful to see BP2 covered ❤❤❤❤❤

Dr dresses up in black with that hair, like a 70's rock legend

Woooow
Real love you mr sapolsky
A psychiatry resident from Iran

СПАСИБО ЗА ВИДЕО. Господин Роберт Сапольский, Вы Великий человек, магистр науки, ваши ответы на вопросы просто дают великие познания, здоровья Вам и всех благ!

Catholic chimps go shoplifting. This is what I love about this channel. Re the geographical distribution hypothesis, you don't need to look any further than the United Nations Partition Plan for Palestine in the late forties for evidence of its applicability in humans.

Fantastic coverage robert.

As always thank you so much!!!

thank you, fascinating

"Shoplifting" 😂  

It makes me wonder what happens when a beehive splits.

The Hal David item/Bacharach a total Monty Python Meaning of Life reference for anyone who knows (I'm thinking there could be a lot of Python fans here). The scene in the conversation restaurant with an authentic midevil dungeon atmosphere. Pleasant memory. Anyways....thanks for the content

Thank you both. I enjoy these informative and entertaining videos. ❤❤❤

Thanks for another great video!

Always so very interesting. I wait for each new podcast. Thank you, Dr. Sapolsky, for teaching us so much in a way that only you can accomplish. Such an outstanding teacher.

Thank you both. Excellent segment 👍👍👏👏

OMG, this episode is a real rollercoaster of geopolitical history. Carthagenian general Hasdrubal the Fair (Hannibal's son-in-law) was not assassinated in actual Carthage in today's Tunisia, but in Carthago Nova on the southeastern Iberian shore, which was a city founded by Hasdrubal. The North of Iberia was (and still is) inhabited by Celtiberian people, so Hasdrubal's murderer did not have to travel far. Following the murder, the assassin was captured and brutally tortured. According to historical accounts by ancient writers like Polybius, the assassin famously endured his torture with a smiling, joyful expression.

Cheers Sapilsky’s !

Good morning sir Sapolsky


Shahid

Thanks

Thanks!

I had Bipolar II last millennium but fixed it. The big problem is that the depressions are really bad. I got rid of those but kept the hypomania.