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The elephant in the room no one wants to talk is the increasing numbers of disabled kids

No one wants to talk about it because if you told the population you have a 5-10% of having severe disabled kid natality rates will drop even faster.

Even young mothers and fathers are experiencing the increased risk of disabilities in their children so age is clearly not largest culprit if it even is a culprit at all.
No one knows for sure but a lot of much smarter people than us are saying that it is most likely the work of some pollutant that have increased in quantity over the last two decades, micro plastics is one of those pollutants that have been brought up many times as a likely source of this but it's almost blind speculation since no one knows for sure how 90% of the shit our industries pumps out into the biosphere actually affects the human body in the long term, the few who might know are either hiding their know for profit or doesn't care enough to spread awareness of it

The black pill that humanity is becoming unable at exponential rate to have healthy kids is too hard to swallow for the "muh legacy" conservatives.

For their mind is easier ignore the problem and think this will never happen to them that try to find a solution


>microplastics
>Air polution
>Weed during teen ages
>Tatto ink
>Paracetamol abuse
>Hair loss drugs

We don't really know
https://youtu.be/j4PTf7LgsIE

>>55822321
aardvark sex tourism is a thing

>>55822322
Autism preveils

>>55822325
wtf is that real??

>>55822322
>Am landscaper/gardener
>always tell customers the dangers of Round up.
>However the cost for non-roundup herbicide is 10x the cost.
>They often just cheap out and let me spray round up on their property.

Prevalence of autism in the United States is currently estimated at 1 in 36 children

Nearly 78 percent of children with autism have at least one co-occurring mental health condition (Science Daily, January 2021). ADHD is the most common mental health condition in people with autism, occurring in 28 percent, according to the Duke Center for Autism and Brain Development.

Approximately 75% of adults with autism are unemployed or under-employed. Of adults with autism that have a college education, 85 percent are unemployed.

About 40 percent of children with autism are nonverbal.

https://www.autismcincy.org/autism-facts-statistics/#:~:text=About%2040%20percent%20of%20children,peers%20(NAA%2C%202020