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El-Sayed’s tangent about anti-vaccination ideology and the importance of vaccinating is well-taken, but it did feel like a tangent and 8 chapters in I’m starting to wonder when he’s gonna get to the overall point, whatever that may be

funny to read about what went into Dr. El-Sayed’s decision not to finish residency, and how it was rooted in a desire to do something more impactful after witnessing the limitations of the medical system, given that his opps have made this a campaign controversy during his current Senate tun

El-Sayed’s views on how Obama should have handled the Arab Spring in Egypt are deeply concerning and seemingly inconsistent with the anti-interventionist foreign policy he’s currently running for Senate on. The way he talks about his wife is cute though, big wife guy Mr. El-Sayed

i don’t really understand how the epidemiology simulation works but am glad somebody figured it out

the thing about 9/11 having a measurable impact on the health of new Arab American babies due to maternal stress is fascinating

chapter 3 was the best chapter yet. El-Sayed’s childhood experience in Egypt learning first-hand what it means not to have free speech rights was a standout, as was his description of what Islam means to him toward’s the chapter’s end. Interesting and well-written examination of what faith means to an author who is also so rooted in science