know why the researchers didn't get the answer 100? Because researchers don't know what's true. They only have an opinion of what is a conspiracy. You know, some of them they might have a good enough debunk that they know for sure. But there's no such thing as a researcher like a living human being who knows what all the conspiracies are and which ones are not conspiracies. That's not a thing. That's not a thing at all. It's 100% of people of every type in every place believe conspiracy theories. Just the fact that you don't know which ones they believe has nothing to do with whether they do or do not. They do. Every single person. No exceptions. So next time ask Scott.

Well, I saw reference to a story that I didn't actually read details of, but I think I know enough about it. Is it true that RFK Jr. has found that there are several existing studies that correlate use of Tylenol during circumcision for kids that get their circumcision extra early? I think it doesn't apply if maybe you waited a few years or something. I don't know how long you're supposed to wait. But since Tylenol is already implicated for autism, if it's in the mother's body, in other words if the pregnant woman takes Tylenol, there's some thought that increases the chances of autism. But wouldn't you imagine that it's fairly routine and has been for a while for Tylenol to be given to babies to handle the circumcision pain?

Is it possible given that I believe I saw that there were four separate studies that clearly indicated that Tylenol use during circumcision