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There’s a world of intriguing ideas in these new nonfiction books from five Bay Area authors. From Robert M. Sapolsky’s deep study of human behavior, to Steve Casner’s “user’s guide” to preventing ...

FOR sheer ambition, it’s hard to beat Robert Sapolsky’s new book, Behave. Sapolky’s goal is nothing less than a new way of seeing ourselves, free from separate “buckets of explanation” and walled-off ...

Robert M. Sapolsky is that rara avis who's both eminent scientist and elegant prose stylist. Three decades ago, at the ripe old age of 28, he won a MacArthur genius grant before settling into a ...

Here are the five works of nonfiction that most held our attention in 2017. “Behave: The Biology of Humans at Our Best and Worst,” by Robert M. Sapolsky (Penguin Press, $35, 800 pages). If you ever ...

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On the C-SPAN Networks: Robert Sapolsky is a Professor for Biological Sciences, Neurology and Neurological Sciences in the Stanford University with one video in the C-SPAN Video Library; the first ...

There’s a world of intriguing ideas in these new nonfiction books from five Bay Area authors. From Robert M. Sapolsky’s deep study of human behavior, to Steve Casner’s “user’s guide” to preventing ...

I have a weakness for science made simple. This could be because I am just finishing up the first season of a podcast that explores how adolescents make decisions and how parts of their developing ...

Here are the five works of nonfiction that most held our attention in 2017. “Behave: The Biology of Humans at Our Best and Worst,” by Robert M. Sapolsky (Penguin Press, $35, 800 pages). If you ever ...