I really think this is a subject that everybody on Earth should be forced to learn about at gunpoint.
Everybody has to learn behavioral biology because we're being behavioral biologists every time we serve on a jury. Every time we vote whether or not money should be spent on solving some problem, whether it's a problem, and whether it's solvable or not.
Every time we try to make sense of a family member sunk in depression. Are they having a biochemical disorder, or are they just indulging themselves? We're behavioral biologists all the time. So it's probably a good thing that we are informed ones.
- Robert Sapolsky
These are my notes from 25 lecture course on Human Behavioral Biology conducted by Prof Robert Sapolsky, offered by Department of Biology, Stanford University.