It is hard to think of a more difficult question to answer than the OCD question.

I love that you always answer my questions and I don't even ask you. Today's recording was especially useful in understanding moral ocdc.

Thank you for answering that "heavy" question. You spoke to it beautifully.

Thank you, Dr. Sapolsky.

Overwhelmingly helpful.

As a kid in Borneo, we lived opposite a small airport - old school, no fences, open concrete drains. In those drains were these long black worms, which I thought were great to catch and pop into my empty CocaCola bottles, my little thumb on the top to prevent them escaping while I observed their lovely gleaming scales and flickering tongues, till I put the bottle down by the drains to find their way home. I proudly took one home to the Mother one day, thinking she'd be delighted with my early naturalistic curiosity.  She was not delighted is all I'll say, as it turned out they were young kraits and I was banned from the airport perimeter - for a while.
Love these Father-Offspring Interviews - thank you.

Thanks Dr. S. for such a thorough presentation on moral scrupulosity, genocide and intergenerational trauma.  Your body language also spoke volumes relative to your own identification with the issues in your own life.  May you be blessed.

Again thankyou, Dr Sapolsky!

Thank you both so much for making these videos so faithfully. Robert Sapolsky's ideas helped me fully accept an unsettling idea that had swirled around my mind since childhood. Namely that i could never choose my thoughts, they came to me whether i wanted them or not, indeed I've had moments of sorta mental claustophobic panic. (If you have claustrophobia then imagine the feeling of being zipped into a suitcase or trapped under covers under a pile of people, then imagine that feeling except that its somehow just within your own thoughts as they recursively echo back and forth across your mind like the cards when you win at microsoft solitare.. Terrifying

Mixing up the backgrounds/locations for the cast. I like it.

Texas loves Sapolsky and Sapolsky! Both are great.  I watch everyday but rarely comment because of my lack of knowledge about the topics.  I have a foster granddaughter (20y/o) with schizophrenia.   Shes a mess but I enjoy your podcasts on the subject of schizophrenia. Thank you

Thank you for speaking on this Dr. Sapolsky

Thanks for another fascinating episode!

Love this podcast ❤

what a treat, as always.

so enlightening

Just on time

Thank you

Thank you, this was interesting.

hello mr sapolsky my goat I love and always watch your videos tonight my friends and i are listending to it at a sleepover so cool thanks you so much