That just sounds like proof that cats have autism. I quite enjoy chasing laser dots and quite dislike vacuum cleaners. :3
I think there's something deeper to not being able to remember them, like the brain not writing memories of them or something. Then again, my memory is particularly bad and some aspects of it are completely non-functional, so that could explain my experience.
I don't think that RFK Jr. is personally a fascist. He's in league with fascists, which is the main reason why I am still heavily against the autism registry.
I think that RFK Jr. is extremely mentally ill and deluded. I think he is probably a true believer in what he says, it's just that the stuff he believes is batshit insane (and can do a lot of damage because of that).
This whole situation just makes me laugh because in order to do eugenics with that database, RFK would have to believe that autism is genetic - which it is, but which he doesn't believe.
I still don't want the Trump administration to have an autism registry, but it's such a farce that the guy who doesn't believe autism is genetic is the guy doing it.
They have kids. XD
I, of course, would have no problem with it if she was trans but she obviously isn't.
Anyone who knows anything knew that it was blatantly unethical from the start.
Which allies? Russia and El Salvador?
Honestly, I'd believe that they probably never fed them antibiotics on purpose, and that they were exposed to antibiotics via their food and/or water supply.
How do you know that you've never seen it?
I am almost certain that I've missed noticing some AI art. Sometimes I've missed noticing it at first only to notice it later. Sometimes I've been presented with images that I know are AI-generated but I would probably never have known that otherwise.
For instance, this one (found on an AI art community on Lemmy about a year ago IIRC): 
If I didn't know that was AI generated from the context, I don't think I would have suspected a thing (maybe from the extra "road" on the road, but I think that's the only thing that could give it away for me. And I didn't notice it at first). Other known AI images as well have been very hard to tell, especially when they have no background.
I am opposed to AI for a lot of reasons, but I think it would be naive to think it could never fool me.
Often times the background of an image gives it away. Like things that should be rectangular but aren't. On images with plain backgrounds it can be a lot harder to tell sometimes.
They have separate water systems separated every few floors, with pumps and valves to correct the pressure between them.