[Eagle]

Seen some studies and theories saying that ingredients like mercury could trigger it, but hey never made a vaccine myself so i can't tell for sure

[mega-mind]

Seen some studies and theories saying that ingredients like mercury could trigger it, but hey never made a vaccine myself so i can't tell for sure

I'm not fully convinced. Those studies got discredited and just seemed sketchy. I think autism shows up around the same ages kids get lots of shots, so some people make a false connection.

[Eagle]

Seen some studies and theories saying that ingredients like mercury could trigger it, but hey never made a vaccine myself so i can't tell for sure

I'm not fully convinced. Those studies got discredited and just seemed sketchy. I think autism shows up around the same ages kids get lots of shots, so some people make a false connection.

Hmm yeah good point. Correlation doesn't equal causation. Though... still possible that vaccines could rarely trigger autism in certain vulnerable kids. What do you think?

[mega-mind]

Seen some studies and theories saying that ingredients like mercury could trigger it, but hey never made a vaccine myself so i can't tell for sure

I'm not fully convinced. Those studies got discredited and just seemed sketchy. I think autism shows up around the same ages kids get lots of shots, so some people make a false connection.

Hmm yeah good point. Correlation doesn't equal causation. Though... still possible that vaccines could rarely trigger autism in certain vulnerable kids. What do you think?

I guess I'm open to the idea it's possible in super rare cases. But the benefits of vaccines seem to clearly outweigh any slim risks. Preventing diseases matters most.

[Eagle]

Seen some studies and theories saying that ingredients like mercury could trigger it, but hey never made a vaccine myself so i can't tell for sure

I'm not fully convinced. Those studies got discredited and just seemed sketchy. I think autism shows up around the same ages kids get lots of shots, so some people make a false connection.

Hmm yeah good point. Correlation doesn't equal causation. Though... still possible that vaccines could rarely trigger autism in certain vulnerable kids. What do you think?

I guess I'm open to the idea it's possible in super rare cases. But the benefits of vaccines seem to clearly outweigh any slim risks. Preventing diseases matters most.

For sure, stopping dangerous diseases is crucial, doesn't mean vaccines couldn't be safer. Like taking out questionable ingredients that might impact brain development? I dunno, still seems possible to me

[mega-mind]

Seen some studies and theories saying that ingredients like mercury could trigger it, but hey never made a vaccine myself so i can't tell for sure

I'm not fully convinced. Those studies got discredited and just seemed sketchy. I think autism shows up around the same ages kids get lots of shots, so some people make a false connection.

Hmm yeah good point. Correlation doesn't equal causation. Though... still possible that vaccines could rarely trigger autism in certain vulnerable kids. What do you think?

I guess I'm open to the idea it's possible in super rare cases. But the benefits of vaccines seem to clearly outweigh any slim risks. Preventing diseases matters most.

For sure, stopping dangerous diseases is crucial, doesn't mean vaccines couldn't be safer. Like taking out questionable ingredients that might impact brain development? I dunno, still seems possible to me

They probably could tweak certain ingredients to be totally safe. So far, nothing's been proven to actually cause harm, just speculative links.

[Eagle]

I'm not fully convinced. Those studies got discredited and just seemed sketchy. I think autism shows up around the same ages kids get lots of shots, so some people make a false connection.

Hmm yeah good point. Correlation doesn't equal causation. Though... still possible that vaccines could rarely trigger autism in certain vulnerable kids. What do you think?

I guess I'm open to the idea it's possible in super rare cases. But the benefits of vaccines seem to clearly outweigh any slim risks. Preventing diseases matters most.

For sure, stopping dangerous diseases is crucial, doesn't mean vaccines couldn't be safer. Like taking out questionable ingredients that might impact brain development? I dunno, still seems possible to me

They probably could tweak certain ingredients to be totally safe. So far, nothing's been proven to actually cause harm, just speculative links.

What do you think about giving babies so many shots at once? kinda questionable to me, spacing them out might prevent problems

[Vetrified]

Whaa...? that's unfounded claims

[OneSh0tTw0sh0t]

the hidden link is on anonfiles

[mega-mind]

Hmm yeah good point. Correlation doesn't equal causation. Though... still possible that vaccines could rarely trigger autism in certain vulnerable kids. What do you think?

I guess I'm open to the idea it's possible in super rare cases. But the benefits of vaccines seem to clearly outweigh any slim risks. Preventing diseases matters most.

For sure, stopping dangerous diseases is crucial, doesn't mean vaccines couldn't be safer. Like taking out questionable ingredients that might impact brain development? I dunno, still seems possible to me

They probably could tweak certain ingredients to be totally safe. So far, nothing's been proven to actually cause harm, just speculative links.

What do you think about giving babies so many shots at once? kinda questionable to me, spacing them out might prevent problems

They'd have to study it a lot first though. I still think any risks seem tiny next to the diseases vaccines prevent. But making them as safe as possible is smart.