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Tylenol vs Autism Discovery Dates

Zyphullen

After a quick google search from a uneducated autistic guy ( me ), i found that Tylenol was introduced in 1955 and Autism Discovery was 1911, this is quite a shocking discovery since the only way Tylenol could cause autism is if "TIME TRAVEL" was invented! but after some research i couldn't find any time machines.... so either I'm bad at googling/research and a time machine exists or the people who think the above is connected to Autism are dumber then a uneducated person like myself! ( only spend 15 mins researching as-well )

Tylenol was introduced in 1955 - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tylenol_%28brand%29

Autism Discovery: The term "autism" was first introduced in 1911 - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/History_of_autism

Edit : Also - The MMR vaccine was introduced in 1963 - en.wikipedia.org/.../MMR_vaccine

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  • I think the powers that be are claiming that Tylenol is partly to blame for their recent "autism epidemic". It isn't, of course. There is no epidemic and Tylenol doesn't cause autism.

  • in reply to Damojo

    I know! but my point is the 44 year gap! as in 44 years in the future Tylenol caused autism 44 years in the past! like time travel much! but we all know time travel dose not exist!

  • in reply to Zyphullen

    Even President (for life) Donald J. Trump isn't claiming that Tylenol is the only cause of Autism. He is just wrongly claiming that Tylenol is a cause of Autism and wants people to believe that Tylenol is behind the rise in Autism diagnoses over the last 20 years—his so-called "epidemic". And because he knows he is wrong, he has also dusted off and reiterated the old, discredited vaccine myth as another cause of Autism, just to cover his bases. Why be simply wrong when you can be wrong in style?!

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  • in reply to Zyphullen

    Even President (for life) Donald J. Trump isn't claiming that Tylenol is the only cause of Autism. He is just wrongly claiming that Tylenol is a cause of Autism and wants people to believe that Tylenol is behind the rise in Autism diagnoses over the last 20 years—his so-called "epidemic". And because he knows he is wrong, he has also dusted off and reiterated the old, discredited vaccine myth as another cause of Autism, just to cover his bases. Why be simply wrong when you can be wrong in style?!

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