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sadstuck said:
I feel like they've conducted secret studies on what kinds of images and content activate people's primal instincts. Not just sexual. Elsagate channels might also utilize those secret studies.
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I have said before, Elsagate is perfectly understandable and it's not about perversion, despite what a bunch of retarded Redditors thought.
What do little kids, of a certain age, spend a lot of time thinking about?
1) Babies and where they come from
2) Vaccinations

There is a certain age range at which children, especially little girls, get obsessed with babies, taking care of babies, playing with babies. I think it probably has to do with them imitating gender roles while also being very inordinately proud that THEY are not little stupid babies anymore. Rugrats made a fortune off of small children watching cartoons of even smaller children. And they may not understand how is babby formed, but they do see this horrifically swollen monster women walking around and may well make the connection (especially if they're not retarded) that that has something to do with babies.

As for the vaccinations, a lot of people are MASSIVE PANSIES about getting pricked with needles, and that's something that kids are subjected to more and more. Something that would be interesting to them. Note that children tend to have a very strong interest in medical professions and tools, one that fades for most of them as they get older.

Then along comes a million videos of weird pregnancy stuff and needles and a horde of these terminally online idiots interpret it as some weird sex thing or trying to corrupt their kids or whatever, starting a jihad on what is otherwise just mindless brain rot like the rest of it. Whatever degenerate first started that trend just figured out that baby + needle was a winning formula.

In summary, I agree that it has to do with instincts (like an ad trying to use sexy M&M woman to sell you M&Ms), but I don't think it's a mystery in that case.
 
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