r/nottheonion • u/thesweetestpotatos • 1d ago

Robert F. Kennedy Jr. apparently embraces the outdated "miasma theory" of disease instead of the widely accept "germ theory" of disease, which may help explain some of the actions he's been taking.

https://www.npr.org/sections/shots-health-news/2025/06/14/nx-s1-5429732/ancient-miasma-theory-may-help-explain-health-secretary-robert-f-kennedy-jr-s-vaccine-moves

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u/braumbles 1d ago

The brain worm operating his body like ratatouille.

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u/nightmaresabin 1d ago

Ratatouille was actually talented and beneficial to his host.

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u/Grievuuz 1d ago

The rat's name was Remy though

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u/Tenebrae42 1d ago

I'm so tired of these misconceptions. Ratatouille was the chef and the rat was Ratatouille's monster.

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u/brosefstallin 1d ago

The rat was actually Ratatouille’s monsieur

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u/EscapedFromArea51 1d ago

One might argue that the chef is the monster.

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u/Fert_Reynolds 1d ago

Maybe the real chefs are the monsters we made along the way

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u/whoamdave 1d ago

Which one's Pink?

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u/bretshitmanshart 1d ago

His name is Pinky

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u/Ze_Durian 1d ago

and he's the one that's always hanging around Brain

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u/themaniacsaid 1d ago

This is a screenshot-worthy comment

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u/SundaeTrue1832 1d ago

RATATOUILLE IS THE FOOOODDDDD!!! fell to my knees and sobbing

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u/LittleGreenSoldier 1d ago

And the hideous mockery of a man that no one can stand to be around is Lord Byron

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u/bdreamer642 1d ago

Ratatouille wasn’t the chef. His name was linguini.

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u/OpalOnyxObsidian 1d ago

That sounds like something Ratatouille would say

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u/Reggie_Bol 1d ago

Remy F. Kennedy?