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Robert Sapolsky

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Name: Robert Sapolsky

First reported Apr 23 2013 - Updated Apr 23 2013 - 1 reports

You Might Have Been Five Inches Shorter

People living in 19th century England were much shorter than they are today. In part, that’s because they were relatively malnourished.But there was much more going on. Talk about “average heights” obscures a tremendous difference between rich and po ... [Published Psychology Today - Apr 23 2013]

Entities: Barry Bogin, 19th century, Reformism, Child Labour, Edwin Chadwick

First reported Mar 17 2013 - Updated Mar 17 2013 - 1 reports

Dear Mark: Brain Caloric Expenditure, Muscle Preservation, Potassium, and Iron Supplements

For today’s edition of Dear Mark , I’m covering four of your questions. First up is a question from Rachel, an English major who finds herself growing ravenous once exam time rolls around. I discuss whether or not her increased cognitive activity is ... [Published Mark's Daily Apple - Mar 17 2013]

Entities: Potassium, Iron, Iron Supplements

First reported Mar 13 2013 - Updated Mar 14 2013 - 1 reports

Jeff Bezos

Stop Fast-Tracking Your Career

"I'll give it two weeks. If I don't sign my first retailer by then, I'll shut the company down and do something else." I had asked Sam to lay out his strategy for the new venture he had launched six months earlier. The plan made sense, except that ... [Published HBR Blog Network - Mar 13 2013]

Entities: Robert Sapolsky, Jeff Bezos, Supersonic

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IU professor receives honor in psychology [Published IDS News - Apr 25 2013]
You Might Have Been Five Inches Shorter [Published Psychology Today - Apr 23 2013]
Dear Mark: Brain Caloric Expenditure, Muscle Pr... [Published Mark's Daily Apple - Mar 17 2013]
Stop Fast-Tracking Your Career [Published HBR Blog Network - Mar 13 2013]

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Dear Mark: Brain Caloric Expenditure, Muscle Pr... [Published Mark's Daily Apple - Mar 17 2013] For today’s edition of Dear Mark , I’m covering four of your questions. First up is a question from Rachel, an English major who finds herself growing ravenous once exam time rolls around. I discuss whether or not her increased cognitive activity is ...
Stop Fast-Tracking Your Career [Published HBR Blog Network - Mar 13 2013] "I'll give it two weeks. If I don't sign my first retailer by then, I'll shut the company down and do something else." I had asked Sam to lay out his strategy for the new venture he had launched six months earlier. The plan made sense, except that ...