[ SECRET POST #3919 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3919 ⌋

Warning: Some secrets are NOT worksafe and may contain SPOILERS.

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02.
[The Magnus Archives Podcast]


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03.
[saiyuki reload blast]


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04.
[Somali to Mori no Kami-sama]


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05.
[Christopher from an old season of Project Runway]


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06.
[Tusk]


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07.
[David Tennant and Michael Sheen in Good Omens]













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Comments

Re: What's the most interesting, yet completely unethical experiment you would like to see done?

[(Anonymous)]

Since it's debated whether paternal age is a risk factor for autism, with different studies getting different results, let's do a thorough check on how maternal age factors in. Since it's a lot harder to find children born to older women/younger men than the other way around, let's inseminate a whole bunch of women over 35 with sperm from men under 30 and see how the resulting autism rates compare to population-wide average.

I'm pro-breastfeeding, but heard that when you account for things like socioeconomic differences, the benefits tend to disappear (i.e. parents with more money, education, and so on are more likely to breastfeed, so which of those things is actually causing the benefit?) We will gather a large group of newborns of different genders, living in different places, and born to parents with a wide range of backgrounds and income levels and a random half will be assigned to breastfeed and the other half assigned to use formula. We can probably keep everyone in check with a urine sample or something.

Re: What's the most interesting, yet completely unethical experiment you would like to see done?

[greghousesgf]

I have Asperger's and my mom had me when she was pretty young (mid 20s) for what that's worth.

Re: What's the most interesting, yet completely unethical experiment you would like to see done?

[(Anonymous)]

I have been diagnosed as being on the Autism spectrum. My Mom was 27 and Dad was 26 when I was born. I was also born three months premature.