• homes@piefed.world
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    20 hours ago

    What kind of craziness would cause a person to think that it might?

      • Carighan Maconar@piefed.world
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        6 hours ago

        Yeah but c’mon, no even halfway-functional adult that doesn’t need a constant “breathe in breathe out” soundtrack playing to explain breathing would suspect vaccines of causing autism. That’d be absurd, we all learn their basic workings in middle school or even earlier, they’re a very known concept.

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        17 hours ago

        I would hazard a guess, which obviously I don’t know if this is what they’re really thinking or not, but I would guess that since there are behavioral overlaps between ASD and CPTSD, that somebody might have made the connection.

        That being said, there’s no evidence that circumcision gives people CPTSD on its own, at least none that I am aware of, and if somebody else knows more than I do, (which is quite easy to do), feel free to educate me.

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      13 hours ago

      neurospices are stored in the foreskin, when you cut it they get released into the bloodstream! /s

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      19 hours ago

      I could maybe see how the pain and/or trauma of it could alter how the brain might develop, but even that’s a stretch…

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      20 hours ago

      Genital mutiliation and child sexual abuse can have extreme consequences on mental development. It’s a (well-intentioned) case of bad cause-effect analysis.