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Ishiguro deserves all the accolades.

Really enjoying this. It's gentle, and mildly terrifying.

Ishiguro is great.

Ede is just eviscerating nutritional epidemiology. Just straight up massacring it and I love it.

Had such a fangirl moment yesterday when I discovered that an online course I completed was run by the department that Christopher is in charge of as a director. The certificate includes both of our names and has his signature. :D

2nd chapter is way better. Basically describes how a lot of (psycho) pathology could be explained by mitochondrial dysfunction and how mitochondria is not just the "powerhouse of the cell" but actually important for numerous functions within our cells.

getting better

Okey, the first 59 pages one can skip if they're familiar with fairly mainstream thinking on psychopathology (biopsychosocial model, p-factor, bidirectionality, prevalence increasing etc). I don't think the argument is made fairly clearly or as obviously as it might seem to the author.

Pretty dope.

First chapter is rough because it's native (Ghanian?) mixed with English. It's interesting, also faintly beautiful, but annoying after a while. After that in the second chapter it picks up with just pure modern English, thankyfully.