> To anyone in research in the field, the distinction you are trying to make is moot. Maybe to a researcher, sure, but to people predisposed to disease or ment

> To anyone in research in the field, the distinction you are trying to make is moot. Maybe to a researcher, sure, but to people predisposed to disease or mental disorders, that distinction is the most important of all. Why? Because it means that you can do something about it, that you can deflect the trajectory of the disorder through your own actions.