Of Baboons and Men | Robert Sapolsky | EP 390

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  • Опубликовано: 21 ноя 2024

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  • @acerpalmatum6446
    @acerpalmatum6446 Год назад +429

    RUclips is amazing. I'm a middle aged woman in a middle class town, folding laundry and cooking dinner while listening to this amazing conversation. I love learning like this.

    • @nigelnyoni8265
      @nigelnyoni8265 9 месяцев назад +13

      I know this feeling

    • @jaynemacklyne1462
      @jaynemacklyne1462 9 месяцев назад +14

      I'm much the same but in France and I also love learning in this way

    • @thegodofmoneymaking
      @thegodofmoneymaking 9 месяцев назад +22

      Thank goodness we can listen to people with PhDs for free with a click of a button. That's certainly an advantage of our times.

    • @goofyahhh254
      @goofyahhh254 9 месяцев назад +5

      Yes❤I love it

    • @moontides7220
      @moontides7220 8 месяцев назад +10

      Sitting In the toilet and listening too.

  • @oliverortiz7404
    @oliverortiz7404 Год назад +880

    More than 15 years ago I declared myself a Sapolsky fan when I saw him for the first time in a documentary. I am a lawyer, but I have never stopped reading about science, from astronomy to biology. Robert's latest book "Behave" is the best science book I have ever read, by far. It is a privilege for someone like me, from the south of the world (Chile), from a small town, to be able to access some of Robert's classes at Stanford that were published on RUclips a few years ago. Thank you Robert Sapolsky for your work and thank you J.P for inviting him and helping spread the knowledge. Long live RUclips ;)

    • @spellandshield
      @spellandshield Год назад +29

      Behave is not his latest book, Determined is and unsurprisingly JP did not talk to him about it at all.

    • @karakaspar1791
      @karakaspar1791 Год назад +8

      @@spellandshieldthe krauss interview is way better 😋

    • @spellandshield
      @spellandshield Год назад +33

      @@karakaspar1791 Obviously as both of them (Krauss and Sapolsky) are on the same page. Peterson won't touch free will with a 100 foot pole because it would damage his reputation and world view.

    • @oliverortiz7404
      @oliverortiz7404 Год назад +6

      @@spellandshield You're right

    • @karakaspar1791
      @karakaspar1791 Год назад +19

      @@spellandshield yesss lol his cognitive dissonance is palpable haha I still really enjoyed watching Sapolsky run intellectual circles around Jordan with such sincerity and understanding, something only someone who has debunked free will can do. No mocking. No passive aggressive laughter. Just sincere love for the subject

  • @Molloy1951
    @Molloy1951 Год назад +817

    I love to hear Dr Peterson talking about evolution, psychology, and human behaviour rather than politics and politicians.

    • @pastamane7167
      @pastamane7167 11 месяцев назад +27

      Politics is very emotional it seems like, very divisive, and goes into frustrations with the inability of the mind to discern truth vs falsehood or wether some politician somewhere is lying about this or that. All not very scientific and reasoanble, and too far into the domestic arena.

    • @Molloy1951
      @Molloy1951 11 месяцев назад +9

      @@pastamane7167 beautifully thought and expressed.

    • @sebastiancampos7289
      @sebastiancampos7289 10 месяцев назад +3

      ​@pastamane7167 yeah, that the world is under continous threat. Our scientific knowledge was faster than our primitive feelings. Many people use mobile phones and the Internet to waste time instead of learning about how it works and its relationship with the nature of the universe (our nature). The vast majority prefers to continue feeling secure about what life is and that leads them to close themselves in on their own ideals, which are then taken advantage of by politicians

    • @ShinobiHex
      @ShinobiHex 10 месяцев назад +13

      My man is talking more than his guests, he loves his own thoughts lmao

    • @ellenw7731
      @ellenw7731 10 месяцев назад +4

      I love both. Because even if I disagree to some measure, I have intentionally exposed myself to another view. My views are challenged and/or expressed differently which either changes my perspective or sharpens them.

  • @arturolopezdenava
    @arturolopezdenava Год назад +40

    I am a doctor from Mexico. Couldn’t imagine a few years ago that these two would talk. Amazing. Refreshing to see someone as passionate as Dr. Sapolsky in the spotlight. Looking forward to that new book!

    • @TheGoodContent37
      @TheGoodContent37 9 месяцев назад +1

      These 2 talking is what raises my red flags of BS. Peterson is a religious fanatic, mainly because due to his cowardish personality (just look the interview with his wife, she is a rock and he is the blanket). The more a coward someone is the more they need to believe in magic and stuff out there taking care of them or not being as bad or cruel. That soils reason and logic.
      I left my Peterson era a few years ago when evidence increased and I matured but I'll give this one a try just to be fair with the subject.
      Y recuerda wey, manten la mente abierta pero no tan abierta como para que se te caiga el cerebro.

    • @carmenmccauley585
      @carmenmccauley585 5 месяцев назад +2

      Peterson seems to be oblivious to morality in the animal kingdom. All animals have morality, people just don't pay attention to it.

  • @robinpage2730
    @robinpage2730 Год назад +37

    Jordan Peterson needs to do more of these convos with actual scientists instead of politics. This was an objectively good conversation.

    • @anneother6224
      @anneother6224 2 месяца назад

      @@robinpage2730Do you not notice that Sapolsky is a very political pseudo-scientist presenting assertions backed by claims of science?

    • @robinpage2730
      @robinpage2730 2 месяца назад +1

      @@anneother6224 JP wasn't asking for references. Sapolsky would have given them if he had.

    • @anneother6224
      @anneother6224 2 месяца назад

      @@robinpage2730Maybe I'll listen to it and see if this stands up.

  • @susangravdahlparsons2684
    @susangravdahlparsons2684 8 месяцев назад +116

    Robert is so patient - the "conversation" goes all over the place via Peterson. I eagerly await Robert's response in all of these interviews. He stays right on the topic Peterson drives to and responds with relevant content. That's the sign of a remarkably kind and intelligent person.

    • @robertldavis5929
      @robertldavis5929 7 месяцев назад +12

      Better Robert dealt with Jordans desire to have his say. Not exactly great work by Jordan.

    • @BlackPhoebe7
      @BlackPhoebe7 6 месяцев назад +7

      I agree - Sapolsky is always motivated to listen and respond kindly. Not a fan of Peterson but he made thoughtful points,this was interesting. A good listen.

    • @brianmoren3780
      @brianmoren3780 6 месяцев назад +7

      A conversation is not about staying on the topic, although that is an important part of it in this context. Peterson does well playing and connecting dots with other things; that means he is thinking on the spot.

    • @zarbins
      @zarbins 5 месяцев назад +3

      @@brianmoren3780 I'd agree with this and Peterson has confessed as much. It is a product of his 'open' and 'loose associative thinking' it can both connect dots and make novel points others aren't able to or take things off track. It works well in this conversation, because Sapolsky can follow it and add context/depth while Peterson can relate and direct connections what is produced is a dialogical masterpiece imo.

    • @donewithprecision785
      @donewithprecision785 4 месяца назад +1

      @@brianmoren3780agreed, this is how learning/theorizing works lol. When discussing philosophy, it’s just a part of the practice.

  • @momscience399
    @momscience399 Год назад +95

    It's actually emotional for me to see these two minds come together. I have two of Sapolsky's books and I love his way of speaking. I have wanted to see them do an interview for so long.

    • @karenfitchmclean796
      @karenfitchmclean796 Год назад +2

      So crazy - I have thought the same thing for a while now!

    • @MoreTrenMoreMen69
      @MoreTrenMoreMen69 Год назад

      which books do you have? I have read Behave, The Trouble with Testosterone, and im reading his newest book, Determined (100 pages to go! It’s amazing!)

    • @CrysLuv27
      @CrysLuv27 11 месяцев назад +1

      The world of politics desperately needs minds like Dr. Peterson!! What he and his colleagues are doing in the world of politics just may be the thing that saves the free world!!

    • @freda7436
      @freda7436 10 месяцев назад

      Me too!@@karenfitchmclean796

    • @grahambyrne8714
      @grahambyrne8714 9 месяцев назад +1

      listen to chomsky buddy you will end up lost if you listen to these pair.

  • @SapienSafari
    @SapienSafari Год назад +112

    Given how loquacious these two are, I’m very grateful that they were able to give each other space to equally express their ideas. Excellent convo.

    • @careyjamesmajeski3203
      @careyjamesmajeski3203 Год назад +5

      Loquacious, not verbose. 👍

    • @something-uj4eq
      @something-uj4eq Год назад +3

      Their loquaciousness canceled each other out haha

    • @benhallo1553
      @benhallo1553 Год назад +21

      I think Peterson kept trying to beat him to the point tho to prove his smartness. When ultimately if sapolsky is the guest you should let him speak

    • @alaron5698
      @alaron5698 9 месяцев назад +13

      @@benhallo1553 I think I'll be more generous and say that Peterson just can't contain himself, and it's not about showing off or proving smartness, but rather a result of him being so engaged that it bursts forth. He always tends to speak a lot, and people often say that he should let his guests speak more. Moreover, Peterson has himself acknowledged that he has this tendency.

    • @doclime4792
      @doclime4792 9 месяцев назад

      ​@@careyjamesmajeski3203
      🤓🤜🤛🤓

  • @orionmyth
    @orionmyth 11 месяцев назад +3

    It's a real stress reliever watching two human beings of such intellect being in happy agreement on these deep topics

  • @mpelgudmir
    @mpelgudmir Год назад +164

    Love this conversation, and it went a lot better than I thought it might. I think Jordan is at his best when he's not dealing with politics or being attacked for the religious aspects of his work. He seemed genuinely interested and invested in this conversation, and when that happens, I think his guests are pleasantly surprised. Dr. Sapolsky is amazing, and if you haven't read his stuff, you should definitely check it out. Really funny and really insightful.

    • @ravenheartwraith
      @ravenheartwraith Год назад +10

      I agree with this, these are my favorite Peterson podcasts, even if I can't understand half of it, more to learn from multiple listens.

    • @lindayanez9519
      @lindayanez9519 Год назад +2

      Love these guys!!

    • @markplimsoll
      @markplimsoll Год назад

      Sapolsky is usually very funny. I think he will regret this interview.
      Does Sapolsky realize he got roped into a long advertisement for a surreptisiously religious Anti-Planned Parenthood organization begging for donations to take away women's Rights to Choose? 😢😢😮😢😢
      Sapolsky has no Free Will.
      His need to promote his ideas left him vulnerable to unknowingly (?) supporting something else he denies - gods.

    • @Dankness9
      @Dankness9 Год назад +2

      It just kept going too! Some have an apex and 2-3 “wow” moments, but this truly kept on rolling 7’s. From gambling games to baboons, to immorality, and dopamine impacts. But the game theory within other animal species really blew my mind.

    • @Dankness9
      @Dankness9 Год назад +2

      @@ravenheartwraithI kept having to go back and try to understand some of it, but it’s really better to blast through. Then go back after thinking on it for a few hours. Time well spent.

  • @hv4285
    @hv4285 Год назад +255

    I've been waiting for this for about 2 years now since Robert appeared on Andrew Huberman's podcast regarding the topic of Freewill. Been following Dr.Sapolsky and Dr.Peterson's work for years now, it's so great to to see these two together! Thank you for all the important research you two have been contributing

    • @Justin-vq9co
      @Justin-vq9co Год назад +7

      YES SAME

    • @samuelrogel4575
      @samuelrogel4575 Год назад +1

      I didn't know he'd been on the andrew huberman podcast, now I gotta go watch that too.

    • @real_pattern
      @real_pattern Год назад +3

      robert has been doing several interviews lately, promoting his books, i recommend them all, as the different interviewers ask different questions!

    • @platoscavealum902
      @platoscavealum902 Год назад +8

      Unfortunately, Jordan Peterson dared not bring up the topic of free will.
      I was very disappointed, but I should have expected it to be this way because Jordan Peterson doesn’t have good arguments for the existence of free will.

    • @marsantos81
      @marsantos81 Год назад

      Thanks for sharing!

  • @name._..-.
    @name._..-. Год назад +152

    I like interviews much more when they are not about politics...
    So captivating and interesting conversation, thank you!

    • @MrMajsterixx
      @MrMajsterixx Год назад +3

      It is about politics in the sense that it influences u to vote certan way whiich is ofcourse no problem as long as it is true

    • @pedrofelipefreitas2666
      @pedrofelipefreitas2666 Год назад +17

      ​@@MrMajsterixxjust because you can politicize everything doesn't mean everything is political

    • @muradm7748
      @muradm7748 Год назад +8

      ​@@MrMajsterixxyou can boil down everything to politics (which is just about human interactions), doesn't mean that the core of the topic is politics.

    • @bryceoconnor9640
      @bryceoconnor9640 Год назад +1

      just left the chat lol

    • @Theohybrid
      @Theohybrid Год назад

      Yeah same here. I wished Peterson would do more of this content. It’s my box in expectation for him but I believed I just see him more comfortable in academia than anywhere else.
      Maybe it’s my thirst for knowledge that yearns for this; and the fact that they are good speakers and can break down concepts into digestible content; even to each other on a platform such as thing.

  • @alaindenis509
    @alaindenis509 Год назад +95

    In terms of verbal IQ, interesting research, and intellectualism, smartest guest on your podcast thus far. I've been listening to Robert over 10 years now, they guy is a power house

    • @Fergieh8er12
      @Fergieh8er12 Год назад +10

      Idk man, he did have the duck dynasty folks on, so Sapolsky is probably #2

    • @ljragsandfeathers
      @ljragsandfeathers Год назад +6

      Wow - yes!! I totally agree. When I read ‘Behave’, I nearly cried with joy. It was every bit as good as his Stanford lectures, and perhaps more so because I had time to pause and reflect at the truly weighty observations. There’s also the bonus that it came out eight years after the lectures were published here on RUclips, so all those years meant even more research and examples. I highly recommend it 😊

    • @markplimsoll
      @markplimsoll Год назад

      So sad Sapolsky got victimized by this unethical danger to human society.
      Does Sapolsky realize he got roped into a long advertisement for a surreptisiously religious Anti-Planned Parenthood organization begging for donations to take away women's Rights to Choose? 😢😢😮😢😢
      Sapolsky has no Free Will.
      His need to promote his ideas left him vulnerable to unknowingly (?) supporting something else he denies - gods.

  • @thevanted99
    @thevanted99 10 месяцев назад +58

    1:00:29 Peterson is learning, he used to interrupt during interviews, this is an example where he caught himself doing it. Hell yeah, loving it. Good job

    • @tarvos_trigaranvs
      @tarvos_trigaranvs 9 месяцев назад

      Exactly my reaction too! :)

    • @andyrix54
      @andyrix54 9 месяцев назад +7

      I think that habit of dominating conversations comes from decades of classroom lecturing, where he talked and students listened. The lecturer has to keep talking and moving the topic forward or he'll lose the group. As opposed to now he is having a reciprocal conversation and sharing of ideas and concepts. I suspect he's been told a few times to share to conversation.

    • @mediacrusher
      @mediacrusher 8 месяцев назад +9

      It's because rob is a real scholar that is respected across disciplines and fields, where JP is not.

    • @nnnnsaakadamanas218
      @nnnnsaakadamanas218 7 месяцев назад

      @@andyrix54 Conservative upbringing.....
      Peterson expressed serious respect thru that gesture - Really enjoyed this convo. So very fruitful

    • @johannesvenezian642
      @johannesvenezian642 6 месяцев назад +4

      @@andyrix54 Sapolsky is also a veteran lecturer but I never saw him interrupting in such a rude manner

  • @tonyoconnor1892
    @tonyoconnor1892 Год назад +183

    I've been waiting eight years for this conversation, even suggested it in an email to JP. Sapolsky's Human Behavioral Biology is epic. I hope these two have a couple of conversations. Another individual I hope JP speaks with is Gabor Mate. THANK YOU!

    • @guitardeez
      @guitardeez Год назад +4

      Yeah, I think that would be good too. Obviously Mate is no fan of Peterson which is too bad.

    • @stevensmith8865
      @stevensmith8865 Год назад +4

      Would love to see Gabor as well. I think they would have a great convo on child psychology.

    • @anybodyoutthere3208
      @anybodyoutthere3208 Год назад

      @@AFringedGentianwhy is this ?

    • @anybodyoutthere3208
      @anybodyoutthere3208 Год назад

      @@guitardeezwhy is that

    • @guitardeez
      @guitardeez Год назад

      @@anybodyoutthere3208 He had negative words about Jordan in his new book, Rogan podcast, rebel wisdom, newest Russell brand podcast. Gabor has also stated he is a communist.
      I believe he is wrong about his analysis of Peterson. There are more examples, those are just a few I can think of at the moment.

  • @klkay206
    @klkay206 Год назад +326

    Robert Sapolsky is such a great teacher. I've watched many of his lectures.

    • @damienpol5215
      @damienpol5215 Год назад +9

      I feel depressed whenever I try to watch his lectures.

    • @AlexthunderGnum
      @AlexthunderGnum Год назад +8

      I wish there were more of his lectures! We need more of Sapolsky talking.

    • @platoscavealum902
      @platoscavealum902 Год назад +14

      Dr. Sapolsky’s Stanford lectures (which are available on RUclips) are absolutely excellent.

    • @mattmatt6572
      @mattmatt6572 Год назад +3

      Surprised Jp was able to book him. Old man winter is quite buisy this time of the year 😀

    • @tomheille5444
      @tomheille5444 Год назад

      ​@mattmatt6572 sorry, why is he busy?

  • @garywhitt98
    @garywhitt98 Год назад +12

    What a wonderful world; a place where talent and courage enable a man like Dr. Peterson to reach an audience of millions instead of just the small numbers in his classrooms.

    • @Anonymous_Whisper
      @Anonymous_Whisper Год назад

      For now. Canada government might shut him down after this month😢😢😢😢

    • @markplimsoll
      @markplimsoll Год назад

      JP is a menace to World Peace by erudtely promoting religion, 4,000 year old fairy tales that groups EXCLUSIVELY MALE use to control women mostly, and everything else. The PROCESS of Evolution created gods and religious societies by enhancing reproduction, just as it does with cars, fast food, and New Improved Tide.
      Does JP have legions of rapists waiting on his command? 😮
      Does Sapolsky realize he got roped into a long advertisement for a surreptisiously religious Anti-Planned Parenthood organization begging for donations to take away women's Rights to Choose? 😢😢😮😢😢
      Sapolsky has no Free Will.
      His need to promote his ideas left him vulnerable to unknowingly (?) supporting something else he denies - gods.

  • @goodtalker
    @goodtalker Год назад +8

    Sapolsky has a lecture on how stress can produce long-term depression on humans. It's one of the best I have ever seen.

    • @robinantonio8870
      @robinantonio8870 9 месяцев назад

      Yep, and anti- depressants do not change situations that cause stress or unhappiness. But easier or more beneficial for those in power to pretend its an " illness" ( not a biologically normal and appropriate reaction ), and drug unhappy people than change the circumstances making them unhappy.

    • @AlwaysLisaLisa
      @AlwaysLisaLisa 6 месяцев назад

      No escape through? Determined?

  • @Yojimbo711
    @Yojimbo711 6 месяцев назад +2

    Thank you for this convo, Sapolski is a IMMENSE mind like yourself Dr, thanks to both of you and for it being FREE!!!!!!!!!!

  • @christopherkopperman8108
    @christopherkopperman8108 Год назад +100

    Jordan just explained my 60/60 rule of relationships. Put 60% into your relationship (more then you expect to get out) and when you meet someone else willing to do the same thing foster those relationships because the whole will be greater than the sum of its parts. Been one of my values for as long as I can remember.

    • @markplimsoll
      @markplimsoll Год назад

      Good luck meeting that coworker, instead of a freeloader!
      Does Sapolsky realize he got roped into a long advertisement for a surreptisiously religious Anti-Planned Parenthood organization begging for donations to take away women's Rights to Choose? 😢😢😮😢😢
      Sapolsky has no Free Will.
      His need to promote his ideas left him vulnerable to unknowingly (?) supporting something else he denies - gods.

    • @peripheralparadox4218
      @peripheralparadox4218 Год назад +4

      Most women will get more out of the relationship than the man, and most women will invest less than the man. That’s how the equation really plays out.

    • @tongpoo8985
      @tongpoo8985 Год назад

      Interesting. Screencapped

    • @tongpoo8985
      @tongpoo8985 Год назад

      ​@@peripheralparadox4218that's why it's better to be with a woman who is a little worse than you (a little less attractive, intelligent, successful, etc.). It's a woman's market right now or at least they think it is until they're 35 and jaded.

    • @mullichsir6568
      @mullichsir6568 Год назад

      ​@@peripheralparadox4218 if you gonna use this kind of logic for your own romantic relationship, you step on a very dangerous road. Instead of focusing on possible positive characteristics of women you want to see with you, you try to find generalization of idea that all women are not worth to be treated well. That way you implicitly, for yourself also, justify you own potential miserable actions, toward women youll try to build relationship with. But that way now its you become potentially bad partner. You have to give some risk and put some trust, there no way around.

  • @ginabisaillon2894
    @ginabisaillon2894 Год назад +20

    I saw Mr. Sapolsky on the Skeptic show the other day and I learned so much about life that I had been wondering about, wow!

    • @markplimsoll
      @markplimsoll Год назад

      So explain how this happened to a confirmed Skeptic!
      JP is NOT a scientist. Search "Why is psychology NOT considered a science?"
      JP is a menace to World Peace by eruditely promoting religion, 4,000 year old fairy tales that groups EXCLUSIVELY MALE use to control women mostly, and everything else. The PROCESS of Evolution created gods and religious societies by enhancing reproduction, just as it does with cars, fast food, and New Improved Tide.
      Does JP have legions of rapists waiting on his command? 😮
      Does Sapolsky realize he got roped into a long advertisement for a surreptisiously religious Anti-Planned Parenthood organization begging for donations to take away women's Rights to Choose? 😢😢😮😢😢
      Sapolsky has no Free Will.
      His need to promote his ideas left him vulnerable to unknowingly (?) supporting something else he denies - gods.

  • @daviddokka1461
    @daviddokka1461 Год назад +23

    Hey, I never comment here, but this was amongst the best podcasts I've ever heard. Jordan and Robert are playing a symphony of thoughts together.

    • @markplimsoll
      @markplimsoll Год назад

      Symphony with one phony. Not a one-trick phony, a loquacious one.
      JP is a menace to World Peace by eruditely promoting religion, 4,000 year old fairy tales that groups EXCLUSIVELY MALE use to control women mostly, and everything else. The PROCESS of Evolution created gods and religious societies by enhancing reproduction, just as it does with cars, fast food, and New Improved Tide.
      Does JP have legions of rapists waiting on his command? 😮
      Does Sapolsky realize he got roped into a long advertisement for a surreptisiously religious Anti-Planned Parenthood organization begging for donations to take away women's Rights to Choose? 😢😢😮😢😢
      Sapolsky has no Free Will.
      His need to promote his ideas left him vulnerable to unknowingly (?) supporting something else he denies - gods.

    • @cartour8425
      @cartour8425 Год назад +1

      Well said

  • @purplemania4342
    @purplemania4342 Год назад +11

    I am a Robert Sapolsky stan. I've watched many of his behavioural psychology lectures. It's his tone of voice and inflections, how he tells stories, it's hard to forget. Plus he outtalked Jordan here hehehehe. This is a 5 star episode.⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

    • @anneother6224
      @anneother6224 3 месяца назад

      He must be good because he got a huge audience clamouring for the genocoding of alpha males.

  • @truesounds6470
    @truesounds6470 Год назад +16

    I wish this podcast was 5 hours long; so much great information.

  • @treyreeves7631
    @treyreeves7631 Год назад +8

    I wish with all my might that Peterson and Sapolsky become best of friends and have these kinds of discussions over coffee 3x per week

  • @allyourbase888
    @allyourbase888 Год назад +34

    This may be one of the most important conversations on CensorTube or the internet for that matter. Thank you both for you work and coming together to unravel and reveal these great mysteries. 🙏🏾🇺🇸❤️
    Gandalf the White and Radagast the Brown should have a monthly podcast. Thank you! ❤

  • @samuelcyr4524
    @samuelcyr4524 Год назад +73

    At 43 I decided to go back to school to combine my graduate work in physiology with a doctorate in psychology. These are the top two influences in my line of reasoning. And this conversation did not disappoint

    • @freebird1477
      @freebird1477 Год назад

      Philosophy?

    • @samuelcyr4524
      @samuelcyr4524 Год назад +5

      @freebird1477 in short, my thesis is personality type correlates to movement patterns and the downstream affects. In the short term linking type AB personality types to back pain. Long term want to do a full movement screen with big 5 traits

    • @briannarogers5837
      @briannarogers5837 Год назад

      ​@@samuelcyr4524that sounds fascinating, i'm intrigued.

    • @platoscavealum902
      @platoscavealum902 Год назад +2

      I was disappointed that Dr. Peterson refrained from talking about the lack of free will with Dr. Sapolsky.

    • @doug5372
      @doug5372 Год назад

      Ever done an extended meditation retreat ?

  • @davidpetry
    @davidpetry 11 месяцев назад +1

    Episode 390 with Robert Sapolsky is in my “Top 5” best episodes of the Jordan Peterson podcasts.

  • @AngelVivaldi
    @AngelVivaldi Год назад +2

    This is the conversation we’ve all been waiting for!

  • @jusryan13
    @jusryan13 Год назад +4

    I click on Jordan's video thumbnails usually because he sparks my interests mildly but I always become enthralled by not only the topic but the conversation and the passion of the experts he interviews. I could not leave this video! I had to stay and watch and listen and be absolutely focussed with curiosity like a motivated student of life itself. A delightful conversation and so profoundly articulated at every turning point as one revelation lead to another. This was Epic!

    • @markplimsoll
      @markplimsoll Год назад

      "Epic?" Gen Z?
      This was a victimization of real science.
      JP is NOT a scientist. Search "Why is psychology NOT considered a science?"
      JP is a menace to World Peace by eruditely promoting religion, 4,000 year old fairy tales that groups EXCLUSIVELY MALE use to control women mostly, and everything else. The PROCESS of Evolution created gods and religious societies by enhancing reproduction, just as it does with cars, fast food, and New Improved Tide.
      Does JP have legions of rapists waiting on his command? 😮
      Does Sapolsky realize he got roped into a long advertisement for a surreptisiously religious Anti-Planned Parenthood organization begging for donations to take away women's Rights to Choose? 😢😢😮😢😢
      Sapolsky has no Free Will.
      His need to promote his ideas left him vulnerable to unknowingly (?) supporting something else he denies - gods.

  • @16gabyalbavera
    @16gabyalbavera Год назад +12

    My God! I've dreamt of this interview for years. Two of my favorite contemporary intellectuals, not to mention, two men that have impacted my life for good.

    • @allyourbase888
      @allyourbase888 Год назад

      @@MichelleLouiseDavis”I feel giddied with intellectual stimulation.” ~ R. Sapolsky at the end of the interview.
      You may not like Peterson or his views but to say he isn’t an intellectual is a lie. You are a mean baboon.

    • @markplimsoll
      @markplimsoll Год назад

      Your "god?"
      JP is a menace to World Peace by erudtely promoting religion, 4,000 year old fairy tales that groups EXCLUSIVELY MALE use to control women mostly, and everything else. The PROCESS of Evolution created gods and religious societies by enhancing reproduction, just as it does with cars, fast food, and New Improved Tide.
      Does JP have legions of rapists waiting on his command? 😮
      Does Sapolsky realize he got roped into a long advertisement for a surreptitiously religious Anti-Planned Parenthood organization begging for donations to take away women's Rights to Choose? 😢😢😮😢😢
      Sapolsky has no Free Will.
      His need to promote his ideas left him vulnerable to unknowingly (?) supporting something else he denies - gods.

  • @peterlubbers5947
    @peterlubbers5947 Год назад +3

    I've waited for many years for these two giants to meet up and have the brilliant conversation that i just watched; Seriously gentleman this was an amazing talk!👌🙏

  • @victorsanabria5479
    @victorsanabria5479 Год назад +21

    Two of my favorite psychologists of all time! I´m about to start this conversation and I am already salivating for what's coming. Thanks Jordan and Rob!

  • @finnthehuman5275
    @finnthehuman5275 2 месяца назад +1

    You 2 are the reason I started paying for RUclips approximately 7 years ago (and still do).
    I'm a middle aged Florida Man with a history of questionable behavior. Out of desperation to improve my life and its affect on others, I went down the behavior rabbit hole on yt.
    It began with both of your lecture series that were available back then. I've seen each a minimum of 4 times in their entirety. And I often share them. I'm nearly 8 years into becoming an arm chair behaviorist.
    You've both helped me, my family, my work, and my social circle. I was ecstatic when I saw this thumbnail and yelled for my partner to come see that the conversation I've been wishing for between our 2 favorite teachers has finally happened. I had to get daily wire just for the other 30 minutes. Even though the rest of the content on there, aside from Dr. Peterson's, is meh imo.
    I'm looking forward to the next time you both meet. Thank you both!!

  • @a_rugau
    @a_rugau Год назад +1

    Wow, i've always watched Dr. Sapolsky lectures here in YT, and now we've got another lesson for free. Thank you.!!

  • @TheLenyon
    @TheLenyon Год назад +3

    Jordan is lovely when he doesn't bend to fit a political narrative. Sapolsky is another gem, who has grown so much in recent years...

  • @Christina-yd9fe
    @Christina-yd9fe Год назад +8

    Thank you so much for having this conversation with Robert.

  • @thetotaldepravity
    @thetotaldepravity Год назад +12

    Glad you have Robert on the podcast. I liked his book Behave so much I sent him a thank you letter. What a mammoth effort that must have taken to write, and as a person without much knowledge on this topic, I found his book very readable. It was hard work, but he wrote it in a way that with some effort, the average thinking reader can understand it. He also replied to my thank you email!

    • @MrMikkyn
      @MrMikkyn Год назад

      That is so cool

    • @markplimsoll
      @markplimsoll Год назад

      I loved the footnote that "I have no f__king idea what I just wrote" or something similar!
      Does Sapolsky realize he got roped into a long advertisement for a surreptisiously religious Anti-Planned Parenthood organization begging for donations to take away women's Rights to Choose? 😢😢😮😢😢
      Sapolsky has no Free Will.
      His need to promote his ideas left him vulnerable to unknowingly (?) supporting something else he denies - gods.

  • @JohariW
    @JohariW Год назад +2

    Very nice to see Robert on Lawrence Krauss podcast last week, and now listen to him talk to the great Dr. Peterson. Very informative.

  • @jonsey3645
    @jonsey3645 Год назад +2

    In my opinion, this is the very best conversation to ever possibly evesdrop into! Two of the best minds in acedemia. Thank you both and, thanks to the channel.

  • @natepolidoro4565
    @natepolidoro4565 Год назад +4

    390 conversations in just this series alone. Incredible thoughts and effort all around.

  • @artifundio1
    @artifundio1 Год назад +3

    I am very grateful for this conversation. I loved Sapolsky's Standford lectures.

  • @4thlord51
    @4thlord51 Год назад +89

    Robert's got some good lectures on RUclips. Highly recommend checking it out.

    • @matthewsinclair507
      @matthewsinclair507 Год назад

      He has some great videos on P0rnhub as well

    • @jeremybrimmer1990
      @jeremybrimmer1990 Год назад +1

      Why did the guest get giddy when talking about manipulation of bats to induce starvation?

    • @r.randolph2891
      @r.randolph2891 Год назад +4

      His lecturers on the Stanford channel are awesome .. somewhat dated but still well worth a watch .

    • @willmercury
      @willmercury Год назад

      ​​​@@jeremybrimmer1990Because the insight the research yielded is significant, and he is a giddy data dopamine junkie.

    • @jeremybrimmer1990
      @jeremybrimmer1990 Год назад

      @@willmercury "significant"

  • @user-ud7ko4cq1n
    @user-ud7ko4cq1n 7 месяцев назад +1

    A MARVELOUS conversation!!! Whether you prefer Peterson or Sapolsky, both are high level intellects, high level educations, and beautifully complementary fields of expertise. What a thought provoking social science episode!

  • @ADVtheMISSIONARY
    @ADVtheMISSIONARY Год назад +1

    I started watching this when it was posted, left off in the first 15 min then encountered his talk with HG Moeller posted around the same time, which was excellent. I had to then listen to this in full, Thanks for the talk.

  • @mysterion9686
    @mysterion9686 Год назад +10

    This episode resonates with me so much. The mapping of religion and game theory on one another is such an expansive view. And the continual reset of the dopamine system resonates with my personal experience. I'm perpetually underwhelmed and that feels awful. But it is also the source of always standing up again.

  • @michgobera1
    @michgobera1 Год назад +4

    It's a real privilege to listen to both minds talking to each other. I would love to see these two guys discussing free will.

    • @chadreilly
      @chadreilly 8 месяцев назад

      I'm guessing Jordan, or his people, scheduled this talk contingent on the idea they DON'T talk about free will. For reasons that are not mysterious, lol

  • @monztermovies
    @monztermovies Год назад +8

    This was my absolute dream podcast! Both of these men changed my life! ❤

  • @brittaj68
    @brittaj68 Год назад

    I really liked how they modeled listening and giving the other speaker the benefit of the doubt so they could hear the point. 2 of my 3 favorite professors! Thank you

  • @ahsankhan-rn1ju
    @ahsankhan-rn1ju Год назад +15

    I never imagined seeing these two together, what a treat! ❤

  • @jasontm91
    @jasontm91 Год назад +31

    What an engaging conversation between two amazingly smart and interesting men. It was a joy to see the change over time in Sapolsky's demeanor as the conversation progressed; initially appearing a bit reserved to being fully engaged and, as he describes it at the end - 'giddy with intellectual stimulation'. Thank you Dr. Peterson for your podcast and thank you Dr. Sapolsky for being a guest.

    • @markplimsoll
      @markplimsoll Год назад

      Robert will soon be giddy with rage... he got played.
      JP is NOT a scientist. Search "Why is psychology NOT considered a science?"
      JP is a menace to World Peace by eruditely promoting religion, 4,000 year old fairy tales that groups EXCLUSIVELY MALE use to control women mostly, and everything else. The PROCESS of Evolution created gods and religious societies by enhancing reproduction, just as it does with cars, fast food, and New Improved Tide.
      Does JP have legions of rapists waiting on his command? 😮
      Does Sapolsky realize he got roped into a long advertisement for a surreptisiously religious Anti-Planned Parenthood organization begging for donations to take away women's Rights to Choose? 😢😢😮😢😢
      Sapolsky has no Free Will.
      His need to promote his ideas left him vulnerable to unknowingly (?) supporting something else he denies - gods.

    • @jccusell
      @jccusell Год назад +4

      I fear that is weariness due to Jordan's (undeserved) reputation.

    • @born_a_bodymind
      @born_a_bodymind 3 месяца назад +1

      Maybe in part because it was only about half way through that Peterson actually started asking questions and listening to Sapolsky's answers rather than just sharing his own ideas. It got good then 👍🏻

  • @EverH0p3
    @EverH0p3 Год назад +15

    Not sure how to write this with precision but... OMG what an amazing conversation... these guys just fleshed out in comprehendable words that which Ive only been able to define the basic outline of in my miasmic imaginings. Like feelings made tangible. Liquid to solid. Great to see JP leaning into this with such clarity and Robert S the master, so deftly refining, enhancing and building the structures JP constructs.

    • @allyourbase888
      @allyourbase888 Год назад +2

      Like the satisfaction of clicking puzzle pieces together

  • @turboligma9927
    @turboligma9927 4 дня назад

    It's said that you can truly feel the effort radiating off a creative work such as in books, music and arts.
    This conversation is the paragon manifestation of this idea.

  • @emc5500
    @emc5500 5 месяцев назад +1

    I wished I could have had a teacher like him. What life I could have had instead im 65+ doing a hard job. Dull and boring thanks to Robert im learning stuff I was never given a doorway into learning.

  • @musicaremcasa7628
    @musicaremcasa7628 Год назад +18

    I loved this podcast!
    I am currently going through a lot in my academic, personal, health and familly life. Was very low on positive expectations for a future in lecturing in higher education and many other aspects of life. This conversation, was such a warm intelectual conversation of reaching new grounds and stimulating a positive outlook to the world. That I need to ask, PLEASE have this gentleman as a returning guest! What a wonderfull conversation to be shared with!!

  • @TheBillNye
    @TheBillNye Год назад +18

    Sapolsky got me interested in biology and Peterson got me interested in psychology. I’m now in med school and no small part thanks to these two incredible individuals. I was so engaged in this conversation that I feel like I time traveled. I would love a part 2!

    • @markplimsoll
      @markplimsoll Год назад

      Search "Why isn't psychology considered a science?"
      JP is a menace to World Peace by eruditely promoting religion, 4,000 year old fairy tales that groups EXCLUSIVELY MALE use to control women mostly, and everything else. The PROCESS of Evolution created gods and religious societies by enhancing reproduction, just as it does with cars, fast food, and New Improved Tide.
      Does JP have legions of rapists waiting on his command? 😮
      Does Sapolsky realize he got roped into a long advertisement for a surreptisiously religious Anti-Planned Parenthood organization begging for donations to take away women's Rights to Choose? 😢😢😮😢😢
      Sapolsky has no Free Will.
      His need to promote his ideas left him vulnerable to unknowingly (?) supporting something else he denies - gods.

  • @albertobidarra3753
    @albertobidarra3753 Год назад +8

    I am fan of both. Looking to the next conversation with all the topics that were left out. Thank you very much for this stimulating conversation. All the best to you!!!

  • @joebiz4824
    @joebiz4824 11 месяцев назад +1

    That last half of the talk when Sapolsky spoke of his observations of the chimps is so profound. Given the disruptive elements within the Human Condition, I can only imagine what it might suppose.

  • @laserflexr6321
    @laserflexr6321 Год назад +1

    Oh no way. Years ago I went through Robert Sapolski's entire video lecture set from a Stanford course and was fascinated by neurochemistry, how parasites can manipulate that chemstry in the host, all that. Perfect teacher for my learning style. Thanks Robert! You should really check out those lectures, it will take hours to go through them but I promise you will be glad you did. And here we have a convo between him and Jordan Peterson?!?!. This will be fantastic!

  • @valentinbonnarde9345
    @valentinbonnarde9345 Год назад +138

    Peterson and Sapolsky are like yin and yang when it comes to producing political thought out of studying humans.
    I'm honestly surprised to see Sapolsky here.
    I'd like to see them challenge each other's views but I suspect it's not going to happen today.
    The subtext of immediately going into game theory and tit for tat is quite delectible though.
    I would encourage anyone who's into Peterson to watch Sapolsky's content on testosterone for example as I think it would bring balance to people's thoughts on human nature. While you're at it, just watch and read everything he's produced. He's very concise, informative and rigorous. Also funny and likable.
    Edit : This was a very nice watch. Mostly the end about cultural transmission of cooperation amongst baboons. The way Peterson reacted to that felt genuine, and I remember having the same type of reaction when I first heard about it, I think in one of the Stanford lectures. I'm very excited for this conversation to continue. I wonder if Peterson will have objections against the optimistic nature of this story or if it will have any consequences on his worldview. For me it did.

    • @ivan.tucakov
      @ivan.tucakov Год назад +5

      Totally. It would be fascinating to have them discuss the newly emerged woke culture and compare them to other cultures.

    • @conniecooley5542
      @conniecooley5542 Год назад

      I’ve never heard him.

    • @CanwegetSubscriberswithn-cu2it
      @CanwegetSubscriberswithn-cu2it Год назад +20

      Yin and yang, but also have so much common ground. Maybe there IS hope after all....
      Sapoksky has been critical of the current political state affecting free expression in academia.... and he's quite the lefty..
      If you're honest and searching for truth, political orientation is irrelevant. Knowledge is our common ground. It must be protected above all else.

    • @PaulDo22
      @PaulDo22 Год назад +5

      ​@@CanwegetSubscriberswithn-cu2itEverything matters including political orientation. It colors how people are able to acquire knowledge and will either slow or accelerate synthesizing information.

    • @allyourbase888
      @allyourbase888 Год назад +15

      Sapolsky’s lecture series on Behavior is some of the best free content on the internet; as is Peterson’s Maps of Meaning series. I consume anything they put out. I feel lucky to live in a time where this information can be distributed to humanity so easily.

  • @tomtom21194
    @tomtom21194 Год назад +69

    Watched some of Robert's lectures a while back. He is incredibly funny and engaging

    • @germanfloze
      @germanfloze Год назад +4

      Me too! It's amazing how many good lectures are available online including Robert's and JBP's.

    • @jamesthecat
      @jamesthecat Год назад

      ​@@germanflozeIt's *such* a great resource, I hope students are using it to the full. So many world-class lectures at the touch of a button! I wish it had been available when I was at university!

    • @MahatmaGhandi-qh4nt
      @MahatmaGhandi-qh4nt Год назад +1

      His books, Monkey Luv and Why Zebras Don't Get Ulcers are absolutely fantastic reads. Highly recommend.

  • @dr.m5804
    @dr.m5804 Год назад +5

    I love Sapolskys lectures. These two talking to each other is one of the best things that can possibly happen👍

  • @octoocto7238
    @octoocto7238 3 месяца назад +1

    WOW Robert Sapolsky awesome to listen too. You and him brought out great discussion :) . The subject matter is so hard to find on RUclips , and people talking about the subject in a clear way is even hard to find :)

  • @klauszinser
    @klauszinser Год назад +2

    I think I never heard of Robert Sapolsky. Thats a very good conversation.
    Thinking about authorities, how can this be applied?
    Suppose a neighbor, a partner, a judge, an attorney of state, a politician, a parent who wants to abduct a child from theater parent etc. They are also talking about issues that last longer than the person itself. This can already be documents that will not leave when someone leaves or dies.
    It's vey clear they will be very careful when they know they have to deal with you. When they know you are around for a long time.
    Peterson aggregates:
    1:01:51
    '...it doesn't matter whether you win or lose but how you play the game is because life is a sequence of NeverEnding
    multiple games and you're a winner if people want to play with you and if you're a little prick when you win any
    given game and when you if you whine and complain because you've lost even if you're an expert at that game no one's going to want to play with you...'

  • @CaptainJack351
    @CaptainJack351 Год назад +5

    Dr Peterson, Dr Sapolsky, wow wow wow! Thank you so much for your enlightenment. More please! A recent interest I've had in the mythology of dragons, apparently they feature amongst the earliest myths we have, caused me to ask the question "why is that?" I speculate that the myths are an integral part of the formation of civilization in as much as a dragon might represent rage. And here is where I found this podcast especially interesting as it wound up chatting about the change in aggression of the baboon troop and the mechanisms by which it occurred. It caused me to think that one of the most important attributes of early man was that of garnishing an understanding (meaning an outside perspective) and then trying to defeat rage itself. Hence the later mythology of the knight defeating the dragon "inside himself" to win the admiration of the maiden. Because what use is a man who hasn't conquered his rage to any unified group? There doesn't seem to be an age limit to this story. One could almost say it's the central hidden theme of all the worlds religions? Rage seems to be so devastating to any group or civilization, yet we persist under it's blinding influence. I also speculate that early man may have gained an outside perspective by observing other species and specifically by observing dogs. I find it very interesting that dogs have been alongside us for so long and that they can so easily fly into rage at the drop of a hat. Our alter egos unleashed maybe . But certainly placing us in a great position to observe. Thanks again.

  • @jamesthecat
    @jamesthecat Год назад +3

    Watching the lectures of both professors makes me realize how lucky their students were, and are. There are only a few lecturers who can really connect with you when they tell their powerful and thoughtful anecdotes.

  • @haustia
    @haustia Год назад +5

    Finally you guys meet up! I was woundering what JP had to say about Sapolsky's book Behave!

  • @Answeriz42
    @Answeriz42 4 месяца назад

    What I love is that these two are able to have such an amazing and productive conversation, even though the two are on essentially opposite ends of the political, religious, and other philosophical spectrums.

  • @AndreasPap-x8e
    @AndreasPap-x8e Год назад +1

    It is so comforting to see two intellectual's with contrary views sitting down with each other and having an intellectually stimulating conversation with each other. This gives me hope. The humam species is not screwed. I just wish they would have had a conversation about free will. I am an austrian, so my english not that good.

  • @JCGriffith
    @JCGriffith Год назад +8

    For some reason I was expecting this to be more of a debate, like JP's chats with Sam Harris. What a warm and friendly surprise.

  • @N3Rd32
    @N3Rd32 Год назад +7

    I'm really happy to see these two in an interview together. I've been a fan of Robert for years and have watched the vast majority of his lectures online.

  • @GameGijs
    @GameGijs Год назад +6

    The fear of psychopaths being enabled with the virtualisation of the world is strikingly well articulated starting at 28:09. Let this remind us that tech and algorithms should be shaped responsibly, preventing psychopaths from winning the "game". Bravo for this conversation!

  • @jimmyjimmy7240
    @jimmyjimmy7240 Год назад

    There are so many videos of people saying many profound things about a topic, but it's rare, especially in such a short amount of time, for two people to say so many profound things about so many profound topics, especially when they're related. This is one of the most amazing conversations I've heard in a long time.

  • @alexhulzink1162
    @alexhulzink1162 Год назад +1

    Saw Jordan yesterday in Amsterdam, now this talk is what I need after that spectacular night. Sapolsky humor and knowledge are amazing.

    • @markplimsoll
      @markplimsoll Год назад

      JP is NOT a scientist. Search "Why is psychology NOT considered a science?"
      JP is a menace to World Peace by eruditely promoting religion, 4,000 year old fairy tales that groups EXCLUSIVELY MALE use to control women mostly, and everything else. The PROCESS of Evolution created gods and religious societies by enhancing reproduction, just as it does with cars, fast food, and New Improved Tide.
      Does JP have legions of rapists waiting on his command? 😮
      Does Sapolsky realize he got roped into a long advertisement for a surreptisiously religious Anti-Planned Parenthood organization begging for donations to take away women's Rights to Choose? 😢😢😮😢😢
      Sapolsky has no Free Will.
      His need to promote his ideas left him vulnerable to unknowingly (?) supporting something else he denies - gods.

  • @SavanaT
    @SavanaT Год назад +5

    Robert Sapolsky is a treasure

  • @nicholaswilson2155
    @nicholaswilson2155 Год назад +12

    I'm 39 minutes into this and it keeps making the case for raising our children properly, and how screwed we are if we let things get any worse. It's very interesting. Thanks again Dr. Peterson

  • @raul.avadanei1987
    @raul.avadanei1987 Год назад +7

    It was just a matter of time for them to meet. Thanks to both of them for the lectures. I think I've learnt more from them in the last 4 years I've been watching their videos on RUclips, than what i've learned in school and college. Also professor Michael Sugrue and professor Darren Staloff are 2 of my favourite lecturers. Look them up! You'll thank me!

  • @Dankness9
    @Dankness9 Год назад +1

    This has to be one of Dr Peterson’s top 20 discussions. Probably 500 real candidates with that potential, however this one was so fascinating.

  • @LilaSilk
    @LilaSilk Год назад +2

    Thank you gentlemen for this incredibly interesting conversation. Will switch to the DW content now. All the best Mr Sapolsky

  • @helendownie7062
    @helendownie7062 Год назад +3

    Standing ovation…..more please ….much more .I had a wonderful time listening to you both.Thank you.

  • @theOmKumar
    @theOmKumar Год назад +5

    Two of my fav professors 😢 I definitely felt the dopamine rush in the anticipation of watching it.

  • @boskiu
    @boskiu Год назад +4

    Such a great conversation. Two great minds. Thank you JP and Robert Sapolsky 🙌🏻

  • @tony-124
    @tony-124 6 месяцев назад

    I found Dr. Sapolsky on a RUclips video course where he lectures on behavioral genetics. Oddly enough I was conducting research to see if I could validate some of Dr. Peterson’s ideas using well respected academic literature. It was an absolute pleasure seeing these two men speak to each other. I hope they meet again soon and discuss more ideas so we can all profit from thier shared knowledge.

  • @approximately27goats
    @approximately27goats Год назад

    Incredible conversation! I've been familiar with Dr Sapolsky for quite a few years, got into Dr Peterson in more recent years, and wow, what a fantastic collaboration of ideas it turned out to be! Thank you to the both of you!

  • @kevincorso9757
    @kevincorso9757 Год назад +3

    loved it, would watch as many conversations between these two as they decide to make

  • @benrees8797
    @benrees8797 Год назад +11

    This is amazing. Multiple puzzle pieces that answer multiple aspects I have been searching for. Absolutely brilliant work. Thankyou

  • @LostDefender520
    @LostDefender520 Год назад +6

    Great podcast, enjoyed the interview with Robert Sapolsky.

  • @BigfootRAHHH
    @BigfootRAHHH Год назад

    Jordan Peterson is my idol. He is too complex and intricate, in such a good and mesmerizing and intelligent and righteous way, for my brain to even fully tie together sometimes. What an absolute blessing to humanity of all creeds and nations.

  • @balindacampbell
    @balindacampbell Год назад +2

    I so enjoyed listening to this. Two of my favorite intellectuals speaking. So hoping that there will be a second sit down.

  • @chuntoon1
    @chuntoon1 Год назад +4

    Sapolsky is so wildly interesting. I'm not a real Peterson fan (though never understand the hate he gets either), but watching such different views talk about things is just awesome. Great great interview.

  • @kylehandschin5117
    @kylehandschin5117 Год назад +7

    Always glad to listen to a great conversation!

  • @christopherchilton-smith6482
    @christopherchilton-smith6482 10 месяцев назад +22

    Can't believe Sapolsky got me to watch a Peterson video. I'll be back when Sapolsky is.

    • @mind.archives.
      @mind.archives. 5 месяцев назад +3

      I’m right there with you.

    • @carmenmccauley585
      @carmenmccauley585 4 месяца назад +1

      Same here. Peterson can't get out of his own way.

  • @zendrekoekemoer4213
    @zendrekoekemoer4213 Год назад +2

    I can’t get enough of this! I want more! Huge fan of Robert Sapolsky and Jordan Peterson, this is by far my favourite episode! They are simply a great combination in neuroscience! Hope to hear more from them❤ 🇿🇦

  • @ms.47
    @ms.47 Год назад +1

    I requested this connection so long ago in the comment section of another one of your videos🎉 I was dying to hear two of my favorite people just picking each other's brains❤❤❤❤❤

  • @alottaguala9766
    @alottaguala9766 Год назад +5

    This was one of my favorite podcast i'm so happy you two finally got in touch ive been waited for it and it did not dissapoint, more por favor ^.^

  • @nattyswede
    @nattyswede Год назад +10

    These guys are extremely deep in their thinking. It seemed to me as though Jordan was testing his ideas on Sapolsky to "legitimize" them intellectually. I loved this conversation!

  • @nathanboklage4707
    @nathanboklage4707 Год назад +18

    I’ve been waiting years for this collab 🎉

  • @Ileyon
    @Ileyon Год назад +1

    I desperately need a follow up interview between the two of you, interesting is a massive understatement!

  • @RickMacDonald19
    @RickMacDonald19 Год назад +1

    Amazing conversation!! Must listen!! Timely, significant, and captivating. Listened to three times so far, such a fruitful talk!!

  • @marys3630
    @marys3630 Год назад +7

    Wow no way Sapolsky is on JP podcast 😮 wasn’t expecting this. What a pleasant surprise!

    • @markplimsoll
      @markplimsoll Год назад

      VERY UNPLEASANT, if you notice the embedded ad.
      JP is NOT a scientist. Search "Why is psychology NOT considered a science?"
      JP is a menace to World Peace by eruditely promoting religion, 4,000 year old fairy tales that groups EXCLUSIVELY MALE use to control women mostly, and everything else. The PROCESS of Evolution created gods and religious societies by enhancing reproduction, just as it does with cars, fast food, and New Improved Tide.
      Does JP have legions of rapists waiting on his command? 😮
      Does Sapolsky realize he got roped into a long advertisement for a surreptisiously religious Anti-Planned Parenthood organization begging for donations to take away women's Rights to Choose? 😢😢😮😢😢
      Sapolsky has no Free Will.
      His need to promote his ideas left him vulnerable to unknowingly (?) supporting something else he denies - gods.