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Prof. Sapolsky's lecture series has captivated viewers with its engaging content and his infectious enthusiasm for psychology. Many participants have watched the series multiple times, appreciating its depth and insights. However, it's important to approach some of the psychological findings discussed with caution, as certain results may not hold up due to the replication crisis affecting the field. The series offers a blend of entertainment and education, making it a valuable resource for those interested in psychology.
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I gotten randomly hooked on this lecture series by Prof Sapolsky, I thought I'd share in case anybody felt like giving them a watch or discussing some things you found interesting

 
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A classic. Watched them all at least couple times. His enthusiasm for the subject is infectious.
All the fun references to weird results in psychology should be taken with a grain of salt, though. Apparently, some of those didn't survive the replication crisis.
 
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