Anonymous #4 2w

“Guys this otc medication that alters pain perception for a few hours also completely rewires you neurologically” ????

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Anonymous #6 1w

Of course they only list the active ingredient. The inactive ingredients are entirely dependent on which version of the drug you get. Did you get it in tablet form? Then it has the same ingredients that are in every other tablet to make it solid and make it easily swallowable. Did you get the liquid form? Liquid medications usually require sweeteners and a couple of ingredients to keep the medicine stable and safe in this form. What about in capsule form? Well that capsule is going to have to be

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Anonymous #7 1w

made of something that can protect the medicine and not dissolve to early. The key part is that all of these are industry standards across different medications. And they ARE inactive ingredients, so they’re usually commonly found in a variety of safe products including food.

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Anonymous #7 1w

you completely missed my point. wrote a whole book for no reason 😭

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Anonymous #6 1w

Okay what was your point? Every ingredient in Tylenol is known to be safe across food and medication. And is not standard in Tylenol. Have a problem with the gelatin in the capsule form? Stop eating marshmallows and get a different form of the medication. Your problem is not with Tylenol

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Anonymous #7 1w

i shouldn’t need to re-explain my point. it’s all in the initial comment. you not comprehending that isn’t on me. go back and actually read

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Anonymous #5 1w

I’m sorry I know you’re joking I just have to point out that it says “causal” not “casual”

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Anonymous #8 1w

bye I also real casual 😭

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Anonymous #6 1w

You didn’t make a point, you just said “maybe it’s something else” with 0 evidence. Tylenol’s ingredients are all pretty damn standard in any form of the medicine, I’m not sure what else you think you you said that needs addressing

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Anonymous #6 1w

There’s been more than enough research to know dumbass bullshit like what you and that walking cigarette jfk jr espouse is just that: bullshit.

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Anonymous #9 1w

oh you know that how? you the scientist doing all the research? no? ok then sit down

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Anonymous #3 1w

so if there’s been more than enough research done, then why do we not know exactly how autism is caused. not just “it happens during fetal development”. something makes it happen. something causes that development

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Anonymous #6 1w

Not all factors are environmental. Genetics exist

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Anonymous #6 1w

It doesn’t matter what “causes” it because it’s just an aspect of life. It’s always existed.

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Anonymous #7 1w

You mean to tell me my mother drinking blue Gatorade ISN’T what made my eyes blue!?

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Anonymous #7 1w

right, so what genetic causes that, what factor causes the change in genetics. there’s always an outlying factor

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Anonymous #3 1w

no shit sherlock

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Anonymous #6 1w

okay, so? that doesn’t mean we should start picking things to research based on what an antivaxxer vibes with. More research would be awesome but we can only start trying to blame shit if the research actually comes up with something. “Maybe it’s some ingredient in Tylenol” is a wild conclusion to draw from “we’re not entirely sure how autism develops”.

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Anonymous #6 1w

The fact that genetics are far from simple? Did you even finish middle school, bro?

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Anonymous #6 1w

tf you mean changes in genetics? how do you think other genetic diseases work???

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Anonymous #9 1w

you think i’m an antivaxer? that’s hysterical. i could say maybe it’s from a watermelon. we wouldn’t ever know that because nothing is ever actually researched to the fullest extent

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Anonymous #3 1w

i never said they were simple?

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Anonymous #6 1w

Well, seeing as it’s largely antivaxxers that carry this dumbass ideology… yeah. Unless you’re just intentionally an ableist POS who never paid attention in school. Both are likely here.

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Anonymous #9 1w

clearly you don’t

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Anonymous #3 1w

jumping to conclusions on me and you don’t even know me 🤡 get a life

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Anonymous #6 1w

bruh I’m saying RFK is an antivaxxer what did you think this conversation was about

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Anonymous #6 1w

How you like to jump to some bullshit ideas about how “ThEsE tHiNgS cAuSe AuTiSm 🤡”

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Anonymous #9 1w

yet that’s not what you said

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Anonymous #3 1w

i never said they DID. i said there could be a factor to them that’s not researched that COULD. learn to read

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Anonymous #6 1w

Just drop it, dude— all you’re doing is embarrassing yourself and trying to peddle more ableist bullshit.

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Anonymous #3 1w

bro you’re literally replying to MY comment. don’t like it? then ignore it. problem solved. no one ever said you need to say anything. so take your own advice and check yourself

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Anonymous #6 1w

You’re the one that came in here with some dumbassery and eugenics bullshit, so… maybe just delete your comment and turn your phone in.

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Anonymous #3 1w

yep, i sooo did. go get a hobby bud

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Anonymous #6 1w

Dude. You were talking about inactive ingredients in Tylenol. Those vary widely across types of Tylenol. If you’re going to investigate inactive ingredients in tablets for example, you would be investigating stuff in literally thousands of other medications, it’s no longer related to Tylenol whatsoever, just medication in general.

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Anonymous #9 1w

dude. did you actually read and comprehend it or did you just pick out what you wanna complain about?

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Anonymous #6 1w

They did, but clearly you don’t.

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Anonymous #4 1w

i mean its still obviously bs but the claim isnt that taking tylenol gives you autism it's something abt tylenol during pregnancy leading to autism. still false, but does make marginally more sense as a premise considering that plenty of drugs that are totally harmless to people in general are dangerous to fetuses when taken by the mother

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Anonymous #3 1w

not your conversation bud. mind your own 💀

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Anonymous #6 1w

When you spread bullshit that impacts me, as an Autistic person, it absolutely is my conversation to shit on you in.

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Anonymous #3 1w

you’re not the only one it impacts bud. chill out

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Anonymous #6 1w

But you don’t care who it does because you want to jump on the Bullshit Bandwagon to push eugenics harm.

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Anonymous #3 1w

no i want more useful research done to actually find the cause of things like neurological disorders that get caused in fetal development bc no one knows

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Anonymous #6 1w

No, you want to find a “cure” because you think we’re something to “fix”.

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Anonymous #3 1w

oh so now you wanna act like you know me and wanna put words in my mouth. bc that has such a good look 💀

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Anonymous #6 1w

I’m just recognising your bullshit for what it is. 🥱

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Anonymous #3 1w

no, you’re just trying to make yourself feel better for things you have no care about. let’s get it right

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Anonymous #6 1w

Ah, yes, pointing out the eugenics based bullshit in defence of my community means I don’t care, but you trying to find some “bogeyman cause to fix” is care. 🤣 Whatever lies help you sleep. We’re never going anywhere.

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Anonymous #3 1w

Both of you are needlessly extending the argument. The bottom line is, acetaminophen itself doesn’t appear to be linked to autism, and inactive ingredients are variable based on form and widespread, and therefore impossible to use to link Tylenol and autism. We don’t need to throw around maybes, insults or accusations.

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Anonymous #9 1w

Nah, I don’t tolerate bullshit against Autistic folks. When one knowingly tosses bullshit around, I’m not gonna be nice to them. They waived that opportunity.

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Anonymous #3 1w

you’re mad over nothing bud. go take a nap. you seem cranky

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Anonymous #6 1w

Nah, the ableist fuck can go away.!

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Anonymous #3 1w

calling someone an ableist that has academic accommodations bc of my own issues is crazyyy

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Anonymous #6 1w

Cool, doesn’t mean you’re still not pushing ableist bullshit.

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Anonymous #3 1w

bc i’m not. you just can’t handle the truth being said

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Anonymous #6 1w

You are, but nice try.

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Anonymous #3 1w

like i just said, you just can’t handle the truth. that’s not me at fault. that’s yourself. own up to it

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Anonymous #6 1w

Tylenol doesn’t cause autism. We don’t need to even know of a “cause” because then your ilk would push for a “cure”. That’s eugenics bullshit.

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Anonymous #6 1w

how are you saying “can’t handle the truth” when your argument isn’t even a factual statement?? Giving a guess and multiple people explaining why your guess is wrong doesn’t need to be taken as a personal attack.

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Anonymous #9 1w

my factual statement is me saying there’s no where near enough research done on ANYTHING related to an autism disgnosis so there could be anything causing it. whether it be something consumed in everyday life, a genetic makeup that just hasn’t been researched yet, or from something else. these people, yes including you, just don’t have the reading comprehension skills to understand that

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Anonymous #6 1w

Clearly you’ve ignored well over 100 years showing the genetic relationship behind it. But sure, red 40 causes Autism so everybody panic and force ABA torture and then exterminate the Autistic people to come! 😱

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Anonymous #3 1w

bud there’s still a CAUSE to a change in genetics. sorry you can’t figure that out

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Anonymous #6 1w

You realise everyone’s got changed genes, right? Most are harmless. But I guess we should exterminate anyone with them, since that’ll make you feel better.

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Anonymous #3 1w

be so fr 🤡 you could at least have a logical response if you’re gonna reply

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Anonymous #6 1w

Take your own advice, sweetheart. Seems you’re missing this: 🪞

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Anonymous #6 1w

Okay, I see where the misunderstanding is then. genetic diseases are inherited from your parents, and often will only show up if you luck out and get the gene from both parents. There’s nothing changing people’s genes to give them genetic diseases, or changing people’s genes to make their kids more likely to have genetic diseases. Genes don’t change in a predictable way from almost anything, the diseases originate through mutations. Things that increase mutations are carcinogens.

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Anonymous #9 1w

however that still doesn’t fit autism. It clearly has genetic factors, but can’t be traced to a specific set of genes. It’s also a descriptor of a wide variety of social mannerisms more than it is an actual disease diagnosis. It varies too much in what we even consider to fit the definition to ever have a unified cause.

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Anonymous #9 1w

Even then, neurodivergence is just a fact of life. It’s always been and will be.

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Anonymous #3 1w

yeah. If we widen our question to neurodivergence in general, and literally just say “why do people’s brains be different”, it’s obvious we’ll never have anything close to one answer. Autism is the same.

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