The serotonin chemical imbalance theories are very pervasive pseudoscientific ideas that even academics appeal to. > Is the chemical imbalance an ‘urban legend’? An exploration of the status of the serotonin theory of depression in the scientific literature doi.org/10.1016/j.ss...

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"Bluesky will never be Twitter." Then how come I look at it every morning and it makes me sad, hmm? Explain that.

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As for not choosing ‘coupling,’ I wanted to avoid a term that is common in the 4E cognition literature, as the book is mostly about how biologists think about the organism-environment relationship—and they do so in very different terms than, say, how it is done in embodied cognition. 2/2

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Thank you so much, Yunus! That is a great question. I wanted a term that captured the historical process of organisms and environments being theorized together in biological science, while at the same time referring to something more general than a given organism-environment interaction. 1/2

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Student: maybe we just publish in another journal and move on? PI: I think we can give it another try

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