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Steven Gerard
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@tntsports @_StevenGerard cant believe he’s done… hang on? What did he do? We may never know
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My washing machine 6 minutes after it said it had 30 seconds left on the cycle
Premier League@premierleague
This title race is going down to the wire. 👊
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He is the most insufferable, performative cunt in the English Premier League.
The over exaggerated speaking so that everyone knows exactly what he is saying is pathetic. Weirdo bastard.
Premier League@premierleague
This title race is going down to the wire. 👊
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dude holy fuck this just unlocked a CRAZY ASS MEMORY
Nostalgia Daily@nostalgia_
Spec Ops: War on Terrorism (2001)
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I mean he’s not wrong is he?
James Copley@JamesCopley_
Another one of my favourites from Sunday’s derby! 😆😭 #SAFC | #NUFC
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Yeah but has he ever scored against Everton with nobody in goal?
StatMuse@statmuse
There's only one player in UCL history with 15+ G/A before turning 19. That player is Lamine Yamal. Market says Barcelona have an 80% chance to advance past Newcastle on @Novig
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Every additional minute your toddler spends on a screen, they hear about 7 fewer words from you. By age 3, they also make 5 fewer attempts to talk back and lose one back-and-forth exchange with a parent. That’s from a 2024 JAMA Pediatrics study that put speech-recognition recorders inside actual homes across Australia.
The 49% stat in this tweet is real. It comes from a 2017 study at SickKids Hospital in Toronto that tracked 894 children aged 6 to 24 months. For every 30 minutes of handheld screen time per day, the risk of a child being slow to form words and sentences increased by 49%. But only the speech output was affected. Gestures, body language, and social interaction were all fine.
The mechanism is displacement. A toddler’s brain learns language through something researchers call “serve and return”: baby babbles, parent responds, baby tries again. That loop is how the brain’s language wiring gets built. When a screen is on, that exchange drops off.
And we can now see it on brain scans. A 2020 JAMA Pediatrics study at Cincinnati Children’s Hospital scanned the brains of 47 kids aged 3 to 5. Kids with more screen time had weaker white matter, the insulation around nerve fibers that helps different parts of the brain talk to each other. The weak spots were in the exact areas that control language and early reading.
A 2023 study at Tohoku University in Japan followed 7,097 children from birth. More screen time at age 1 was associated with higher rates of communication delays at ages 2 and 4. Each additional hour widened the gap.
The AAP recommends zero screen time for children under 18 months, except for video calls. The average child under 2 already gets over an hour a day. But a 2023 systematic review found that when kids with speech delays stopped using devices for six months, 36.7% showed measurable improvement. The word in the tweet is “destroys.” The data says it’s closer to “delays,” and in many cases, delays that respond when the screens come off.
All day Astronomy@forallcurious
🚨: Screen time destroys toddler's brains. For every 30 minutes, the risk of speech delay increases 49%.
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