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Hello Patreon family! I hope you enjoy my detailed psychological analysis of episode 8 of Mob Psycho 100! What a perfect demonstration of non-judgmental compassion and unconditional love by Mob with Ritsu, and the showdown between Mob and the adult ESPer!!!

My main takeaways from the episode

1) Mob's OP psychic capacity was proven once again, yet this time, it was not a result of a psychic explosion due to emotional suppression, but rather purposeful to save Ritsu

2) The adult ESPer, the purple hoodie guy, was strong but no match for Mob's 100% unlocked full-throttle psychic power; also, was that a nullifying spray, as I suspected?

3) I am so happy for Mob for having a friend and a teammate in Teru, who went from Teru the narcissist to Teru the bald eagle, and now Teru the popsicle, in an attempt to face the Claw

The episode reminds me of what Uncle Ben said in Spider-Man: "With great power comes great responsibility," and I think the opposite is true as well: "With great responsibility comes great power!"

Happy weekend, everyone, and until next week~

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Agustin Machak

17:10 One of humanity's greatest cyclical failings is to correctly identify a problem and then immediately draw an incorrect conclusion from it. It's bad enough when it's just one individual...because that means a generational misconception begins...but when it's in a public space and hundreds or millions of people all agree? It's a miracle the lights are still on.

Agustin Machak

Simultaneously we also have the tendency to vastly oversimplify things, just like you said. This leads to false binaries. And then those two things meet and mesh together, and we have a civilization that is phenomenal at problem identification and horrific at problem solving. This leaves everyone feeling like nothing will ever change, not realizing that the solution to that exact problem starts with every single individual home - at the table, the hearth, the cradle, the marriage bed - via generational teaching.

Jon Daux

Impossible to know detail, but the dimples are just visual markers for the audience to know when the character is posessed, it's not actually red circles that someone could see on someone's cheeks.