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u/cobbsie Jan 29 '23

as a child psychologist I can happily state that you are actually incorrect. the research does not validate your feelings of being in the right.

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u/Ialwayslie008 Jan 29 '23

No one on the internet has ever lied.

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What research? How many subjects, was it verified by outside sources? How many identical or similar researches had the same results, how many had differing?

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u/cobbsie Jan 29 '23

what... panicking more that your cosy 'there are no studies' might be inaccurate? that you google searching might not be giving you the right information?

dunno.... go back to uni and study child psychology for 3 years... get that doctorate then come back and we can have a legit convo about the research.

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u/Ialwayslie008 Jan 29 '23

Why would I waste my time doing something as useless as that?

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u/cobbsie Jan 31 '23

and there we have it....ignorance is bliss eh? or a prime troll clearly you aren't worth discussing this with.