13. Advanced Neurology and Endocrinology

[JimBCameron]

I have absolutely no background or previous interest in any of this stuff, but these lectures are brilliant & I'm hooked! :D

[grunder20]

Very intellectual man.

[agapitoflores001]

One of my childhood dreams is to be a doctor. I like watching this kind of videos. Thanks for this.

[leegee23]

What is the title of the 'zebra book' to which the lecturer refers?

[mbhorsten]

@leegee23 I think it's Why Zebras Don't Get Ulcers, by R. Sapolsky (available on Amazon).

[leegee23]

@mbhorsten Thanks, I'll check it out of the library.

[PlateMailArmored]

@mbhorsten That's it. This is the "zebra book" indeed.

[ScorpiaX]

Excellent job. Really interesting stuff imo, although I'm only 16. If only this was out when I was 11.

[OrusaiiZentuAkuu]

@ScorpiaX And stating your age is relevant because...? Even if you saw this at 11, you'd get about 30%? Maybe.

[007MrYang]

@OrusaiiZentuAkuu LOL

[MMoosorkhh]

Amazing !! absolutely Professional and comprehensive . 

[Djinnmeister]

stop, pause, breath.

[ScaryMaryCherry]

Sapolsky is a great lecturer. He makes complicated things easy to understand. Simply excellent videos.

(I could never study this myself because I'm too dumb to even get in to any decent university out there....). I'm very grateful that Stanford University wants to share these videos. A BIG thank you to both Robert Sapolsky and Standord Unviersity for sharing and helping people (in situations like myself) to learn exciting things without the ability to attend universities.

[psychobollox]

@ScaryMaryCherry

If you can understand him, you are not too dumb for any reasonably decent university. If it were up to me, I'd have any extra-mural university provision mandated to use videos like this man's lectures - because they are good and clear. What you learn from them may not qualify someone for working as a medic, but the background you can get from these lectures along with reading the books suggested for the courses is very good and would provide a good basis for advocacy work.

[KinesioNeuroHealth]

beautiful



[MikeTrance666]

you gotta give him that he has a nice flow

[SamayBoy]

yeah he did an amazing job in Zeitgeist Moving Forward : )

[deepakgogoi24]

Human behavior is very complex relatively & every action reflects new thoughts.

[illuminatedmoon07]

Hey, i saw this guy in the new zeitgeist documentary moving forward. Good shit, you should check it out!

[zndr27]

look at that beard

[dlacc187]

excellent prof.

[TehReal0wnage]

This guy is a badaman assassin! Thanks!