"Stress: Portrait Of A Killer" is one of those questionably debatable documentaries that I found had both its fair share of good moments, as well as its not-so-good moments, too.
And, even though I do believe that chronic stress (among humans) is a major factor that contributes significantly to severe mental illness is our present-day society - I cannot fully accept neuro-biologist, Robert Sapolsky's studies of baboons in Africa as being at all relevant to the matter of stress when it comes to the likes of you and I.
And, with that in mind - I did tend to wonder (as Sapolsky related his findings) just how much dope this guy had been smoking before he was fully prepared to do any screen-time in front of the camera.
And, even though I do believe that chronic stress (among humans) is a major factor that contributes significantly to severe mental illness is our present-day society - I cannot fully accept neuro-biologist, Robert Sapolsky's studies of baboons in Africa as being at all relevant to the matter of stress when it comes to the likes of you and I.
And, with that in mind - I did tend to wonder (as Sapolsky related his findings) just how much dope this guy had been smoking before he was fully prepared to do any screen-time in front of the camera.