Tylenol found to dull the brain and make people less likely to notice errors… the dumbing down of America continues at full pace

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<p>‘The active i gre ie t i Tyle ol may i terfere with people’s ability to etect errors, accor i g to a st y co cte by researchers from the U iversity of Toro to a the U iversity of British Col mbia, a p blishe i the jo r al Social Cog itive a Affective Ne roscie ce.</p>
<p>It’s ot the first time acetami ophe (also k ow as paracetamol) has bee li ke with cog itive isr ptio . It is the first time, however, to se brai imagi g to exami e Tyle ol’s effects o error i e tificatio a processi g.</p>
<p>“The core i ea of o r st y is that we o ’t f lly ersta how acetami ophe affects the brai ,” researcher Da Ra les sai i a press release. “While there’s bee rece t behavio ral research o the effects of acetami ophe , we wa te to have a se se of what’s happe i g e rologically.”‘</p>
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