How to pronounce “fantastic” in English

Thank you. Thank you so much.Fantastic.So folks, I want to read something for you guys.

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I'm looking forward to the conversation.Fantastic. So let's start from the beginning.you trained as an infectious disease physician, and then you became a public health official.

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diabetes or PMOS, something like that, a temporary clawback of carbohydrates isfantastic for improving insulin insensitivity, glucose disposal, umbut diets like a low-carb diet or a ketogenic diet, which I am a big fan of for certain populations and even for a

is practiced morning and evening, and can then continue to enjoy the fullness of life and be productive even more than usual.Fantastic Thank you, Dr. Nader.And for those of you who are listening to us, once again, I highly recommend this very thought provoking and very useful book with practical tips

Really appreciate it. Look forward to doing this with you.Fantastic. Well, the first thing we wanted to talk about is I'm sitting here at Google's newest office.It's called St. John's Terminal in New York.

Everyone should be a YouTuber.Fantastic. Well, congratulations on the book.And I guess what I liked about this is it starts with defining what productivity is-- "How to Do More of What Matters to You."

the good parts of the internet.Fantastic. Right. That wonderful, galvanizing tone, let's bring it into the room.

Yes Yes. Don't start that.Fantastic. So if you were to summarize-- and before we get into the Dory and get the audience to ask you some questions, what's the singular

My mom's from good old Yorkshire.Fantastic. And yeah, no, I would agree.I think the world is becoming more beige.

and that I hope to talk about today.Fantastic. And I have a few questions to follow up on that.But let me also invite people who are watching the live stream to add comments and questions, and we'll try and pick up as many of those

I love it. But when I do it, I just have a macro.Fantastic. Yes, I'm a big LaTeX fan, too.OK. Well, let's talk a little bit about the book, some of the subjects in there.

And that's how Roger became a co-entrepreneur.Fantastic. Thanks so much for sharing this very special story with us.We talked about culture.

And it didn't, fortunately, because we always hired in a spirit of mindset before skill set.Fantastic. Thank you so much.

And it didn't, fortunately, because we always hired in a spirit of mindset before skill set.Fantastic. Thank you very much, Christine.

Fantastic. That's, again, quite an accomplishment, two in one month.

Fantastic. Thanks, Hal. Yeah, so here's the presentation.

Fantastic. And I know-- because by an incident of time travel, I followed you at university, although I'm much older--

Fantastic. So if you were to summarize-- and before we get into the Dory and get the audience to ask you some questions--

Fantastic. When I learn a new word, I often experience this confirmation bias.

Fantastic. So you put the whole framework together as SPEACC with two Cs.

Fantastic. I'm doing it.

Fantastic. I mean, it's a great example, Jenny.

Fantastic. I wanted to mention that we have a few questions that have come in.

Fantastic. Thank you. So there's a lot of people watching right now, thousands of Africans watching right now and thousands of allies.

"Fantastic Numbers and Where to Find Them." And so for starters, why did you write this book?

Fantastic. I think we are all passionate about football.

Fantastic. No? Yeah, definitely.

Fantastic. Yes. You so aptly depict the complexity of Africans as communities, peoples, individuals.

Fantastic. Thank you so much for that.

Fantastic. Let's just jump right in.

Fantastic. We just have two more questions before we go to the Q&A.

Fantastic. I think the world is taking note right now.

Fantastic, and I'll take the next question.

Fantastic. Well, welcome, Guneet.

Fantastic. During an interview in 2019, you said, and I quote, "The world doesn't prepare you for success.

Fantastic. And how's that going?

Fantastic. Well, best of luck with that.

Fantastic talk, great answers.

Fantastic. Our next question from John, do you have any guidance for safely increasing or running mileage?

Fantastic. Fantastic. Well, listen, let's see if we can get a few of those secret stories over the course of this.

Fantastic. And a bit of "Father Ted" along the way, as well.

Fantastic. Amazing. And is there much that goes on, if you like, before the show?

Fantastic. But again, it was that thing of realizing, I don't want it to be my full-time job.

Fantastic, and that is a very competitive process.

Fantastic. Amazing. And so now if you all were interested all those tuning in, please feel free to drop your questions in the chat.

Fantastic. The Biomolecule Sequencer Project.

Fantastic. Well, congratulations. As I said, it was a great read, easy to do.