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1. A plea to @TomHolland1996 and @SamuelLJackson: "Tongue swallowing" is a myth applied only to people who have epilepsy or major head injuries. It does not exist. But people with epilepsy often have teeth broken - for example, a guy whose mouth was pried with a bottle-opener...
@TomHolland1996 @SamuelLJackson 2...to "put a spoon in his mouth" to "prevent" a fictitious tongue swallowing. We have spent a decade trying to stop this myth. Go to an epilepsy support group, ask around for people with broken teeth. You joke about "tongue swallowing" in the next Spiderman movie....
@TomHolland1996 @SamuelLJackson 3...as if it is real. It is not. This line could easily result in people's teeth being shattered by the well meaning trying to stopnon-existent tongue swallowing. Neither @SonyPictures nor @MarvelStudios gives a damn. Make them take the line out before film is released.
