the absolute state of URLs these days, sheesh!
the absolute state of URLs these days, sheesh!
I’m hardcore antivax, but even I question “not a single” case among the “unvaccinated.”
Autism, itself, like ADHD, is a market unto itself in terms of big pharma and education bucks. Rushing a diagnosis in its favor occurs frequently, whereas forty years ago, they attributed similar personality quirks to “refrigerator moms,” so any study claiming case counts is suspect, in either direction.
Then comes the question of severity. I have one child who’s unvaccinated and exhibits certain “spectrum symptoms” - aversion to loud noises, awkwardness, antisocial tics and aggravations. Could be just a hypersensitive asshole. Or, might have a touch of the ‘tism.
All I am saying is that any study claiming “zero” is somewhat less credible than a study claiming “precipitous dropoff” among the unvaxxed. It seems entirely plausible that vaccines don’t “cause” autism, but rather trigger it among those with certain genetic markers, people who might otherwise have a chance of developing it, but are almost assured to when given the insane slate of childhood jabs now on the books.
I’m hardcore antivax, but even I question “not a single” case among the “unvaccinated.”
Autism, itself, like ADHD, is a market unto itself in terms of big pharma and education bucks. Rushing a diagnosis in its favor occurs frequently, whereas forty years ago, they attributed similar personality quirks to “refrigerator moms,” so any study claiming case counts is suspect, in either direction.
Then comes the question of severity. I have one child who’s unvaccinated and exhibits certain “spectrum symptoms” - aversion to loud noises, awkwardness, antisocial tics and aggravations. Could be just a hypersensitive asshole. Or, might have a touch of the ‘tism.
All I am saying is that any study claiming “zero” is somewhat less credible than a study claiming “precipitous dropoff” among the unvaxxed. It seems entirely plausible that vaccines don’t “cause” autism, but rather trigger it among those with certain genetic markers, people who might otherwise have a chance of developing it, but are almost assured to when given the insane slate of childhood jabs now on the books.
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