Anonymous #5 4d

It’s actually hilarious what we are trying to save you people and you’d rather get *check notes* autism to own us. Even if trump isn’t 100% correct taking a nap is still a lot safer than taking pills and drugs to treat your body.

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Anonymous #6 4d

What

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Anonymous #3 4d

How is trump telling us a big secret like that a bad thing. Worst care scenario is he’s wrong and we just don’t take Tylenol. And if she’s right he just prevented a big amount of autistim in the country

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Anonymous #6 4d

Jesus Christ you people are morons

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Anonymous #6 4d

No worst case is we are set back decades in research and stigma on mental illness and mental health

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Anonymous #7 4d

Because they used AI to make this

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Anonymous #6 4d

name 3 amino acids describe their polarities and how that contributes to folding in tertiary protein structures

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Anonymous #10 4d

Who gives a fuck about that

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Anonymous #6 4d

People qualified to talk about this shit

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Anonymous #8 4d

The president of the United States and us secretary of health vs a couple of college kids. They’re more qualified than us my guy

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Anonymous #6 4d

Yeah that’s my point

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Anonymous #8 4d

Also I was more referencing the people that actually you know.. are in the lab researching this stuff

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Anonymous #6 4d

This sentence right here is why America will never be great

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Anonymous #6 4d

the secretary of health has experience with injecting himself with stuff, but it’s not vaccines

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Anonymous #6 4d

actually you’d be surprised

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Anonymous #6 4d

So the “big secret” trump so graciously told everyone about is actually a review article comprised of 46 PUBLIC papers about the correlations between autism and tylenol(none of the 46 found a direct causative effect) but the review article drew their own conclusions and decided to call it science. I agree over the counter meds can have unstudied side effects, but this is just bullshit science cause he set a deadline for himself over the summer

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Anonymous #6 4d

Obviously people should be cautious when taking any medication and never overuse medication, but there is NO STRONG CAUSATIVE EVIDENCE BETWEEN AUTISM AND TYLENOL. No mechanisms, few inconsistent studies. I work as a biological researcher and we all find it hysterical that people buy this

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Anonymous #6 4d

The spike in autism is pretty much universally agreed to be due to increase awareness and understanding leading to a shift in diagnostic practices, not because there is actually more autism, and it’s happening in other developed countries as well

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