Anonymous #3 5d

The worst timeline

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Anonymous #4 5d

I wish he was a comedian or a drag queen the world would a better place. Bro should have just stayed on tv

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Anonymous #7 5d

a link does not imply causation, and the fact that you couldn’t dig past surface-level understanding to realize that really speaks volumes about how dumb our country is becoming

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Anonymous #7 5d

U can link deez nuts to your mouth. One person’s research finding a “potential link” is NOT evidence. Ppl don’t know how to navigate scientific literature or use critical thinking and this administration is milking the SHIT out of that.

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Anonymous #9 5d

You took it without realizing 😔/s

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Anonymous #7 5d

If you read the full thing at the end they say Sweden did the same test and did not have the results they did so there no proof

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Anonymous #2 5d

To be fair Our leaders are to rich to buy the generic peasant acetaminophen

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Anonymous #11 4d

You’re right it must be infecting the water supply that turned all the frogs gay :(

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Anonymous #9 4d

Ur mom did

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Anonymous #7 4d

so now you’re going to take medical advice from a subcontracted social media manager working at a customer service center in india? makes sense.

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Anonymous #17 4d

this tweet has been brought up so many times over the years. this is very likely a subcontracted “customer service manager” in a third-world call center who speaks english as a second language and is paid below minimum wage to respond to tweets. read the actual medical research, dumbass.

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Anonymous #17 4d

the genuine lack of critical thinking skills on here is astounding. an ASSOCIATION is not causal. there has NEVER been any causal relationship found between autism and tylenol. guess what else is “associated” with elevated risk for autism and ADHD: being white, being rich, living in a city, being enrolled in private school. truly just dumbasses on here, smh

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Anonymous #17 4d

do you not understand the meaning of the word “causal”? do you not understand the difference between a link/association and an actual cause? I’m sorry, like I’m genuinely baffled by how you can’t seem to wrap your head around that very basic concept. I don’t even think my advice to you is to go do more research - my advice for you is literally to expand your vocabulary so you don’t sound like such a moron.

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Anonymous #10 4d

So considering all of these high institutions (J-H, Harvard, etc) have done studies finding correlation, maybe open your mind to the possibility that there MIGHT be a causation. The example you used is an obvious non related correlation. This, not so much. Don’t refute it right away simply bc the messenger.

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Anonymous #17 4d

bro a journalist published a meaningless headline because they knew dummies would click on it, skim-read half the article, and walk away thinking “tylenol causes autism”. I swear media literacy in this country is hanging on by a goddamn thread

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Anonymous #17 4d

If there MIGHT be a causation (which looks unlikely), you should *not* be announcing to the country that there IS one 🙄

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Anonymous #7 4d

Not once did this mention autism. There are tons of products not recommended 4 pregnant ppl🤦🏻‍♀️

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Anonymous OP 4d

“Pregnant people.” Lol.

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Anonymous #7 4d

Yes, pregnant people.

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Anonymous OP 4d

Follow the “science.” Haha.

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