How to pronounce “sapolsky” in English

And what Professor Sapolsky found is baboons are most stressed in two situations.

And what Professor Sapolsky found is when you feel you've been pushed to the bottom, what you do is you show something called submission gesture.

And what Professor Sapolsky found is that baboons are most stressed in two situations.

And what Professor Sapolsky noticed—and then it was later developed by other scientists—is, when you feel you’ve been pushed to the bottom, what you do is you show something

There is this amazing Professor at Stanford called Robert Sapolsky who in his early '20s went to live with a troop baboons in Kenya.

There’s this amazing professor at Stanford called Robert Sapolsky who, in his early twenties, went to live with a troop of baboons in Kenya.

So what happens with social media is Robert Sapolsky who did the foundational research on this at Stanford calls it the magic of maybe.

brilliantly in one of the books he wrote, Robert Sapolsky, who said, we all might need status but we can get it

- Today on "Big Think," we delve into a thought-provoking conversation with Dr. Robert Sapolsky.

Renowned as a MacArthur Genius Fellow and a research associate at the National Museum of Kenya, Sapolsky offers a unique perspective on the human condition

Widely hailed as one of the best science writers of our time, Sapolsky is the author of several bestselling books, including "Why Zebras Don't Get Ulcers,"

I read these glorious books by your neighbor, for example, Robert Sapolsky, who wrote this wonderful book called "Behave" all about the biochemistry of motivation.

Dr. Robert Sapolsky, thank you for joining us on "Big Think" today.

We're gonna return to the interview with Robert Sapolsky in a moment but I wanna talk to you about our Big Think membership program.