Is there such a thing as mild down syndrome or is it fully down syndrome always? Since it requires an extra chromosome it would seem like its on/off.
I think i may have very mild down syndrome. It has not affected my intelligence since i speak several languages, have 2 college degrees and im a successful engineer but i see some very mild physical symptoms plus autismo and i know my mom was older and it gets me thinking if all along i was a downy

A certified brainlet here,

I have a question for you Einsteins here about the vaccine. If we are looking at the vaccines at their current state, they seem to offer just mediocre protection from the virus itself. It means that the virus isn't going anywhere and it's going to keep on going and mutating. Isn't the vaccines just pushing the virus' evolution to more dangerous direction? They are forcing the virus to be more infectious and therefore more harmful. I'm afraid that if only about 70% people get vaccinated, the virus is forced to evolve to something truly dangerous and then everyone who doesn't have any type of immunity for the virus (those who are not vaccinated or have had the virus) are in serious danger, aren't they?

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I wanted to be an electrical engineer and study chinese but instead I'm doing computer science for the money and learning japanese for the cooms, did I do the right thing? (I'm still also majoring on electrical engineering, I just won't work as one because it pays less than software, I will also learn chinese later on).

Not sure where to post this but I feel like this board is the only place I could find people knowledgeable a little on the topic, and its hard to find info on it on the internet. When I was younger I would use my phone for nearly 8 hours a day or more for 5 years, often staying up very late looking at it. I never really used it for calls, though on 2 occasions I slept with it under my pillow, and I would usually wear earbuds. I have a fear the tally his past use puts me at risk for developing tumors or my blood brain barrier breaking down. Is my fear unfounded and I should just stop using it in the future, or should I be concerned?

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