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인간 최고와 최악의 모습에 대한 생태
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Robert Sapolsky
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TED2017
• April 2017
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인간은 어떻게 이렇게나 동정적이고 이타적이면서, 동시에 이렇게도 잔인하고 폭력적일 수 있을까요? 우리가 하는 행동들을 이해하기 위해, 신경학자인 로버트 사폴스키는 문맥들을 살피며 행동이 일어나기 몇 초 전부터 수백 년 전에 이르기까지의 행동들을 시간적으로 살펴봅니다. 이 경이로운 강연에서, 그는 인간 최선의 행동부터 최악의 행동에 이르는 생태를 다룬 그의 최신 연구를 공유합니다.
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