Robert Sapolsky takes on free will in “Behave” – Why Evolution Is True

I wasn't able to finish Robert Sapolsky's relatively new book, Behave: The Biology of Humans at Our Best and Worst, for two reasons. First, I found the opening several hundred pages pretty boring. Despite Sapolsky's valiant attempt to write engagingly—and he can do so in places—the material was a tedious disquisition on hormones, neurons, and other material…

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