No need to look up anything up when you're verifying what I said, albeit making a big to-do about the newest term for what had previously been identified early onset pre-OCD - or rather, Neurosis, as OCD turned out to be afterall after that name change.
Your 'point,' like what I had previously stated, is conjecture, a hypothetical.
Except in my case, I stuck a BIG ''big "what if" hypothetical,'' yet one ''we won't be able to rule it out for several years'' as well.
You exaggerated yours, taking one possible and rare symptom only exhibited by the most severe cases, trying to make that scenario seem like it's practically inevitable.
''It's odd that you are comparing the detrimental effect of one virus with a vaccination for a virus rather than comparing one virus with another.''
That doesn't even make sense.
And for the record, whatever you claim I am doing is, as usual, false.
But here, allow me to assist in clarifying your confusion and distortion of what I said by reposting it,
''While it hasn't been proven, there seems to be a possible link between mothers who had the flu during pregnancy and their children developing schizophrenia later in life.
There may also be a link with people who develop OCD and catching strep throat when younger but didn't use antibiotics to treat it. Even later in life they have a abnormally high number of strep antibodies in their system.
Not sure if flu antibodies are also the case with schizophrenia, but it could be that an excess of antibodies causes the body to attack itself, leading to these conditions. This is all still theoretical, mind you.
So while this is just supposition on my part, antibodies created in reaction to the Covid vaccine (as they are designed to do) might theoretically have an adverse effect later in life. Again, this is just a big "what if" hypothetical, but we won't be able to rule it out for several years.''
Try to keep things straight.