The movie stars Jake Gyllenhaal, Anne Hathaway, and Josh Gad--prominent actors.

Given the Pfizer and Moderna circus we all just endured with Covid, seems like a justifiable reason to rewatch some movie that probably made no sense to me at that time.

I've shared that I've had very difficult depression I believe my whole life. Since about 2005, after desperately seeking a remedy for my angst, I settled on Pfizer's Zoloft. The movie mentions Zoloft which I've always been conflicted about, and now I'm questioning everything. We know the population reduction narrative began 50 years ago with the so-called elite heads of major companies. If Pfizer was behind the covid vaccine, then what have I put into my body for the last 18 years with Zoloft?

Autism in the '80s was almost non-existent. It went from something like 1 or 2 cases per hundred thousand to what we have today which is absolutely disgusting:

The incidence of clinically diagnosed ASD (with 95 % CI) was 1.5 per 100,000 (0.0–3.7) in 1980–1983 and 33.1 (22.8–43.3) in 1995–1997, a 22.1-fold increase. In contrast, the incidence of research-identified autism increased from 5.5 (1.4–9.5) per 100,000 to 44.9 (32.9–56.9), an 8.2-fold increase.

We have to be going home so very soon!

Steve M