t things that the Amish do that are just clearly different in terms of lifestyle and exposure to things. I mean maybe it's something like exposure to lead. Right, I'm not speculating that. I'm using it to make the point. Because the Amish wouldn't have the same exposure. So it could be a pollutant that is common to everybody but the Amish. So I don't think you can study the Amish and know whether vaccines cause autism. But on the positive, there's no existing database that can tell you that. I don't believe any of that.

Now maybe that's just the first thing that RFK Jr. has to do. You know, maybe he has to get past let's look at all our existing databases and see if it tells us anything before he can get to the next level of is there a better way to start tracking this. So I'm in favor of the effort. I just think maybe it's a little harder than it looks.

At the same time RFK Jr. is going to meet with the leaders of the processed food industry according to ZeroHedge. What is that going to produce? Because it feels like they're not going to say, oh yes I will greatly reduce my yields or I'll let my food rot faster just so that we have fewer chemicals and seed oils and stuff in them. I don't know that you can just talk them into it. But maybe there'll be a few easy wins like, oh yeah we can get rid of that one thing or yeah we don't need that chemical in there. So something good can come of that. I think the RFK Jr. problem is that when you go from concept, you know I want to do these things and make everything healthier, to bureaucracy, it's probably just like a brick wall. You just probably just banging your head against a brick wall. Now we'll see if RFK Jr.'s got the clout along with Trump to make a real difference and penetrate the bureaucracy. But it's super tough. So if he can do it it'd be amazing.

According to Science Alert, having children makes your brain younger later in life. Now that makes complete sense to me. If you've had any exposure to being around children, the complexity of your life if you add just one child to your life, and you know often it's more than that, the complexity of just getting anything done goes through the roof. And I would think that your brain would be healthier longer if you added any kind of complexity and challenge to it, especially if it's one you really cared about like your kids. So that makes sense. You know I wouldn't say that I would have necessarily guessed this but anything that an adult does to challenge their brain and their memory and their thinking and if it's a continuous pressure like having a kid it seems to me that it would make a difference.

So anyway I do see some things in the comments about seed oils. I'm not completely convi