>>17637414 lb

This will cause traumatic brain-wiring in children this young because of the neuroplasticity of the brain at this stage of development. It's not something you just 'get over'. If I told you to forget a color you wouldn't get far, and even if you did somehow, seeing the color somewhere would trigger everything related to it so it's basically impossible to avoid. This is how traumatic memory and triggers work, except the trigger is your fellow human being. On top of that, traumatic memories are almost dream-like and super vivid.

This day care centre sets up children for a future of panic attacks and general anxiety. Anxiety isn't per-say related to depression as you can cure it with exercise and diet but not being able to leave the house and get sunlight or be able to talk to people without freaking out can bolster depression for sure.

>>17638859 (me)

To clarify, anxiety is a trigger, depression is more or less curable with exercise and diet. I'm in top notch shape, above average looking, overall confident in my ability, but suffer from panic attacks triggered by my fellow human. It's like driving a car with bad electrical wiring. See a Human? Freak out. Encounter a bear in buttfuck no where? Calm as a cucumber.

>>17638891

Yeah, all of that is Satanic. Gen X had it the worst imo, with the whole hiding under the desk for a nuclear war. Everyday bombarded with the belief that there will be no tomorrow. Tragic.

>>17638933

Do super-computers exist that can iterate millions of simulations per second? Yes. Do super-duper computers exist that are top-secret military classified that can trace back every atom to it's location billions of years ago or into the future? Obviously.

>>17638952

The processor in the device you're using currently is a mindfuck already yet you still believe in sci-fi and the idea of something being impossible in our current times.

>>17638974

The gravitational pull from a planet on one side of the Universe to a planet on the other side of the Universe is abysmally small but never 0. Same with light-rays, they infinitely dissipate but never completely to 0. If you had a super-duper enough computer, you can trace back light-rays to create images of the past. If you can imagine it, you can create it.

If you understood how quantum physics worked you'd be more open-minded, I recommend starting with the Double-Slit Experiment.