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Good Plan: Peanut Allergy Stat Reaction Meme

This meme is a screenshot of two consecutive posts from X (formerly Twitter). The first post, from verified account World of Statistics (@stats_feed), shares a statistic that peanut allergies drop by 77% when peanuts are introduced to infants' diets at 4 to 6 months of age. The second post, a reply from verified user taoki (@justalexoki), uses the two-panel 'Mr Incredible Becoming Uncanny' meme template: the left panel shows a well-lit, normally smiling animated Mr Incredible (Bob Parr from *The Incredibles*), while the right panel shows a dark, shadowed, unsettling uncanny version of the same character with a strained smirk. The meme conveys darkly humorous, shocked realization that the high prevalence of peanut allergies in older generations could have been easily avoided if this public health guidance had been implemented earlier.
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Two-panel Mr Incredible Becoming Uncanny meme as reaction to the peanut allergy statistic

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Peanut allergies plummet by 77% if they're added to babies' diets at 4-6 months of age.

Overview

This meme is a screenshot of two consecutive posts from X (formerly Twitter). The first post, from verified account World of Statistics (@stats_feed), shares a statistic that peanut allergies drop by 77% when peanuts are introduced to infants' diets at 4 to 6 months of age. The second post, a reply from verified user taoki (@justalexoki), uses the two-panel 'Mr Incredible Becoming Uncanny' meme template: the left panel shows a well-lit, normally smiling animated Mr Incredible (Bob Parr from The Incredibles), while the right panel shows a dark, shadowed, unsettling uncanny version of the same character with a strained smirk. The meme conveys darkly humorous, shocked realization that the high prevalence of peanut allergies in older generations could have been easily avoided if this public health guidance had been implemented earlier.

Origin notes

This meme was shared on 9Gag with the original title 'Good Plan'. It uses the extremely popular 'Mr Incredible Becoming Uncanny' meme template, which originated from fan edits of The Incredibles protagonist Bob Parr to depict increasingly negative, unsettling reactions to bad or shocking information. The statistic shared in the opening post is a real, widely circulated public health finding about peanut allergy prevention, originally shared on X (Twitter) before being repurposed into this meme and shared on 9Gag.

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