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Sure, I don't discount the possibility of malicious attack. I cannot however discount human frailty. But in answer to your question, it would depend on the qu
by cheese_van 5y ago
Sure, I don't discount the possibility of malicious attack. I cannot however discount human frailty.
But in answer to your question, it would depend on the quality of the medical reports. It doesn't seem, so far, that the science can be widely replicated or is clearly pointing to maliciously directed activity. I believe there is a Canadian study that suggests exposure to chemicals. I don't know how that study has been received by peers.
- ineedasername 5y agoCould be prior anomalies that, themselves, contributed to the syndrome? It would be a hell of a coincidence, but not impossible.
- cheese_van 5y agoSure. In the same vein, it may be the case that once upon a time a child abduction was attempted at WalMart by guys in a white van. How that incident caused mass hysteria on Facebook is beyond my ken.
- ineedasername 5y agoI thought you were being sarcastic, but giving the benefit of the doubt I looked it up, and, well... No sarcasm. That happened. Wow.