/sci/ - Science & Math

>>15902801
OP most aren't ready to discuss that maybe taking a jewish invention to stunt the growth of children by causing inflammation on their brains and then call it "medicine" ain't a good idea.

>>15902801
well could a vaxx be made that favors a different kind of network formations in the brain?
and doesn't this go into eugenics? what if an autist makes an autism vax so he fixes the whole world.

Autists are the ubermench of humanity.

>>15902801
Autism is a problem with behavioral synchronization. The two most significant causes I can think of are (1) postwar reproductive patterns exacerbating assortative mating between convergent thinkers (broader autism phenotype / proto-autists) and (2) the decline of communal worship (mass behavioral synchronization) resulting in globally-divergent local convergences.
>source: I made it up

>>15902812
probably.
it would be fitting to be honest.
but then again, degenerate autistic furries were part of creating the vaxx.

>>15902801
>but now 20% of the population is afflicted with it?
Spiteful mutants are no longer dying naturally. They haven't for a few generations now.

>>15902837
>Spiteful
nice projection there

>>15902813
it's true

t. autistic

>>15902801
Until computers autistic people were basically just slaves

>>15902801
it's a developmental disorder. People that
- speak really late
- have difficulty reading
- have difficulty with any kind of relationships
- have difficulty understanding body language
- obsess over things to a somewhat extreme degree
- have a narrow focus of interests
and bunch of other things like that. Basically people that struggle being a normal human but often aren't mentally challenged. As someone with autism I can tell you that "Weaponized Autism" isn't a really thing either. Most autistic people aren't any kind of genius and aren't going to focus intensely on something just because someone told them to, they have to actually want to do that. It's not like some kind of savant syndrome. I'm totally retarded for example

>>15902801
>Why was autism virtually unheard of 50 years ago, but now 20% of the population is afflicted with it?
20% of the population was afflicted with it 50 years ago, they just called them eccentric at best or retarded at worst.

>>15902818
Everybody got retarded after the war autists are the few who remain unaffected.

>>15902801
>Why was autism virtually unheard of 50 years ago, but now 20% of the population
50 years ago the newborns got 3 injections. nowadays they get like 15 injections, each of them has aluminium which is neurotoxic. some toddlers get brain inflammation, some get asthma, some get lowered IQ and some autism.

want baby without autism? just dont let doctors near it. or at least wait with vax until it is older. getting 1 miligram of aluminium when your whole body weight 4 kilograms is way more deadly than when your body is 40 kilograms. but it is still poisoning...

>>15902879
>It's not like some kind of savant syndrome
Those ones you described are classified as savant autists, my brother is one, he has severe hypotonia, can't speak properly in our native language, has some of the problems you described, but is absolutely proficient in english and in russian of all things, and he learned how to write and read on his own by the age of 4
some people get unlucky during birth with the gene lottery, others get lucky, and a few get both

>>15902801
Metal poisoning in the brain.
The downstream effects of a meningitis or encephalitis or encephalpathy during infancy ignored because it appears simply a fever and infant being floppy or non responsive, mostly happening after vaccines.
And when it occurs doctors do not take a look, because
>its normal
>just insert antipyretic in the butthole of the infant
>its normal that it cries for 72h until exhaustion
>just insert some more paracetamol in its butthole
>its a normal vaccine reaction

Then brain damage is done
And child will never be healthy

>>15902807
gr8 b8 m8

>>15902917
Also there are various problems with aluminium injections.
Its a "scattershot poison" because it is highly reactive.

When you inject something, there are multiple paths of damage.
Most dangerous:
>needle hits a cappilary vessel or vein, shit enters the blood stream directly, enters the brain, and causes brain inflamation
Medium Danger:
>needle hits a nerve and damages the myelin sheath.
Now the amuminium can enter the nervoussystem directly.
Since its electrical potential is the same as potassium, it will be carried through the nervoussystem doing random nerve damage. Leading to muscle weakness, motor problems, paralysis etc.
Least dangerous:
>injections stays in the interstitium
Al will react and mostly become inert or carried to lyphnodes and bones, leading to wierd inflamations and osteomalacia.
But it accumulates and it slowly can be carried to multiple places in the body.

>>15903004
>>15903085
You need to have a battle royale against lead schizo to see whether metal poisoning is good or bad for children.

>>15902801
>removes autism
>loses any chance of achieving tech edge

>>15903092
Autism is a form of mental retardation. Losing autism would mean marginally increasing the overall intelligence of society.

>>15903094
try harder

>>15903094
Autism is only a problem because society deems it so. the only "con" of having autism is being socially awkward or at least a bit strange.

>>15903371
>the only "con" of having autism is being socially awkward or at least a bit strange.
If you believe this then you've never seen someone with serious autism.

>>15903378
>serious autism.
And they're weirdly similar to many low IQ and abused non-autistic people...

>>15903378
I'm not talking about the extreme cases.
I'm specifically talking about high functioning autists. yes the other autists are diseased.

>>15902813
Being on the spectrum does confer certain benefits no doubt, but the drawbacks (socially in particular) aren't really worth it. For example, it's very hard to find a female willing to stay around even if they're initially very attracted to you. Their brains are just wired completely different, and in such a way they take offense at almost anything someone on the spectrum does or says.

If there was a jab to cure me of my 'tism, i'd probably take it in a heartbeat.

>>15903378
"High-functioning autism"/aspergers and tard "autism" are really two completely different sets of pathologies. To lump the former in with the latter ""on the same spectrum"" is extremely disingenious and logically inconsistent, but political correctness demanded it of course.

>>15903413
>*extremely disingenuous

It's very late already ffs

>>15903004
Sort of but in reverse.
Read this https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC166425/ then watch this https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=_nk3wBuvM-U
Autists are normal, everybody else has schizophrenia from lead deficiency. Lead is necessary for activating calcineurin. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/10996673/
>>15903087
Fundamentally, we don't disagree, I only claim that the autists are healthy.

>>15903094
>>15903413
Autism is a lack of schizophrenia. The problem is the rest of the people who are psychotic.

>>15903747
I think you may be upset with your diagnosis.

>>15903760
What is with all these inane posts lately?

>>15903822
Lead schizo is a perennial character. He's been around longer than you'd think.

>i'm a super special unique snowflake genius cause i gots muh diagnosis from dr. shlomoberg that says so
>no i do not have any real accomplishments that could verify my genius status, but dr. shlomoberg's diagnosis was very flattering so i choose to believe it regardless the lack of evidence
>i'm totally a genius!!! yay!!!

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Grandiose_delusions

>>15902898
False. This is just like trannies trying to say 1 in 5 youth we're always faggots but were just too afraid to reveal it. Gobbledygook garbage.

>>15903829
That fits jews more than anybody else.

in today's age autists are favored by the environment, which creates seething in psycho normies. I'm afraid they'll use us to get to AGI tech then they'll discard us with some weird eugenics vax.

>>15903922
You were created by a weird eugenics vax.

>>15903878
There's been weirdos and retards for literally all of history, its just that they either learned to cope or died in obscurity.

>>15903825
Longer than a year or two?

>>15903736
>lead deficiency.

>>15903413
>Being on the spectrum does confer certain benefits no doubt, but the drawbacks
>>15902818
>Autism is a problem with behavioral synchronization.
>>15902879
>it's a developmental disorder.

It is mad hatter syndrome or "erethism".
Also the memification of "autism" by shit like "Big bang theory", lead brainlets to believe its a "beneficial quirk".

Most cases on the spectrum lead to:
>neurotic behaviour
>spastics
>often coinciding with epilepsie and seizures
>being 100% nonverbal
>random high pitch screaming sessions which drive parents nuts
>tendencies to self inflicted injury
>high coincidence with chronic inflamatory bowel syndromes, which lead to "autistic kids" to punch themselves in the stomach until the have organ hematoma
>autism has high correlation with incontinence

This shit was all fromarly known as being a result of being poisoned with neurotoxic metals.
Timidity and socially retarded behaviour is the symptom of metal poisoning, let it be mercury, aluminium, arsenic or the downstream effect of a undiscovered ecephalopathy because of a poisoning.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Erethism
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC3173748/
https://www.researchgate.net/publication/8621324_Thimerosal_and_autism_A_plausible_hypothesis_that_should_not_be_dismissed

Sadly we entered a meme world, in which "diseases" or disease patterns are categorized by "icd-10" codes which are made up and appear to be distinct, but aren't.
Now clinical manifestation of problems mean nothing, only the meme term used to describe a "incurance covered diagnosis" is relevant, not the symptoms.

>>15903962
Not like that. As a vitamin.

>>15903829
this, """"autism""" is just a polite euphemism for narcissism

>>15903971
>spastics
It's actually "normal" people who are spastic.
>being 100% nonverbal
On the contrary, it's the inability to cope with the "nonverbal communication" of everybody else.

>>15904007
In my apartment building lived a family with a so called "autistic" child.

The child was totaly fine until the age of 2.
Then it "suddenly" developed quasi blindness, now has 30 food intolerances, forgot to walk and talk, and did high pitch screaming for multiple hours a day, has seizure fits and now requires wearing a helmet all the time, because it woult generate rage fits in which it would crash its head into walls until it bleeds.
I don't know how funny you would find it if you were a parent, with a giggly lovely child that all of a sudden turns into a self destructive shadow of its self which cannot show affection, talk and be independent and will be forever unable to have a life without supervision, because otherwise it would kill itself in a an autistic rage session.
The gloryfication of "autism" is the most retarded type of cope I see in society.

>>15902879
I'm a sperg and started reading novels at 4yo. I wasn't even taught how to read, just learned it by myself by looking at shit like store signs and car logos.

>>15904059
>I'm a sperg
No you are not.
You are a socially incompetent loser who tries to find an excuse, not to fix your social problems, and then label yourself as a "sperg" because "muh to smart" but "muh also to lazy" thats why "muh a underachiever" with "muh lack of social skills".

>>15904062
I'm a diagnosed sperg, sweaty. Plus I never said I was smart, I just had no issues with reading. There was another sperg in my class at elementary school (further along the spectrum, had frequent meltdowns) who read like 40 full length novels a year at age 6, and that guy was actually wicked smart.

>>15904055
What's quasi blindness?

>>15904072
>I'm a diagnosed sperg,
reread:
>>15903971

>>15904076
Don't care about your personal crusade.

>>15902801
>What IS "autism", scientifically?
A set of symptoms that appear together, but do not necessarily all share a cause.
It's non-standard brain functioning.

>Why was autism virtually unheard of 50 years ago, but now 20% of the population is afflicted with it?
Because beyond very obvious cases of retarded people and shell shock, more subtle form mental illness wasn't really a thing people acknowledged existed at all. It was all eccentrics (if they were nobles) and village idiots (if they were poor).

Autism in particular is a condition that is difficult to diagnose, especially in high-functioning adults and the criteria for what qualifies as such have been lowered with time.
Similarly, like all mental conditions, unless it causes impediment or is blatantly visible, traits of it are also found in perfectly healthy people.
Further, you need to consider that people until about 10 years ago didn't even realize you could be autistic without being a drooling retars (or an idiot savant).

>How would you even "cure" it?
As there are likely many underlying mechanisms similar to cancer, there's no real "cure" for it.
I do recommend amphetamines, though. They are pretty neat and have shown therapeutic effect with other, related conditions that often appear clustered with autism.
Just give the kids some Addy.

Overall, it isn't anything to worry about, as the whole world is desocializing through the internet and everyone is slowly turning more and more autistic.

>>15902801
it's a very clear and obvious neurological problem
people like throwing the term "autism" around, especially here where everyone calls everyone else autists constantly, but fact is that no one here is really autistic at all
if you've seen truly autistic kids you'll understand what I mean

>>15902865
no one here is really autistic at all, and psychologists who diagnose adults with it these days typically have zero idea what they're talking about

>>15903829
>i'm a super special unique snowflake genius cause i gots muh diagnosis from dr. shlomoberg that says so

"Ernest Jones, in 1913, was the first to construe extreme narcissism, which he called the "God-complex", as a character flaw. He described people with God-complex as being aloof, self-important, overconfident, auto-erotic, inaccessible, self-admiring, and exhibitionistic, with fantasies of omnipotence and omniscience. He observed that these people had a high need for uniqueness."

Emphasis on that last part "He observed that these people had a high need for uniqueness."
Thats why they buy into whatever diagnosis Dr. PhDstein gives them as long as its not unflattering. Their confirmation biases favors their desire for uniqueness

>>15904074
Inattentional blindness or perceptual blindness and no reaction of the eyes (Mydriasis) to light or moving objects except the object exactly infront of them and slowly moved + Eye twitching and Nystagmus disease.
Can somewhat detect visual events, but rarely and only in extremly high contrast settings.

>>15904144
How does it show?

>>15904144
I thought you were talking about something obvious, not something based on a test. Does it show in normal life?

>>15904144
>Inattentional blindness or perceptual blindness
That's neurotypical.

>>15904157
By definition it's atypical.

>>15904157
that clearly doesn't mean what you think
and it's definitely not neurotypical, it's a sign of severe neurological problems

>>15904152
I don't know what you want.
The child cannot use its eyes how a normal person would do hardly reacts to visual stimuli and has constant eyetwitching while also the pupils do not react to light.
Sadly nobody could ask the child, because its nonverbally autistic.
Or to be more accurate: they could ask the child, but it won't answer.

They can obviously only do these tests, and make an assesment based on that, because you cannot ask a non-verbal vegetable child and expect an answer.
It does not constantly run into walls, so it must have some perception, but it runs in tables, door frames and lacks the ability to follow objects with its eyes.
So yes its a guess and not 100% sure, because there is no method of diagnosing a thing that requires some cooperation of a patient.

>>15904157
>That's neurotypical.
No. It's literally atypical.
It's also a term that is abused hard in the "my child has a superpower because its autistic/has ADHD"-crowd.

It is a deficit in perception.
Let it be because of instant amnesia or some neurological damage, or some other reason.
It's not typical or good, it is a sign of atypical perception and ability to navigate in its environment.

>>15904159
>>15904161
>>15904193
No. It's a label for something that is considered completely normal.

>>15904214
>considered completely normal.
It's not completely normal if I am not actively distracted.
I can observe a thing and have it in focus, and if not otherwise disturbed or distracted by some other task or event, the focused object does not slip into some "blind spot" randomly.
Also even if mild distraction happens it will not be "in a blind spot" but simply slides into a perifpheral field of view and is just less relevant instead of in the focus.
It's not like the "Monkey business illusion" experiment.

>>15904180
So "it" forgot how to walk, it can only run? How about you stop bullshitting?

>>15904222
>So "it" forgot how to walk, it can only run?

"It" was 2 years old could walk.
Then had a "developmental regression" stopped talking and walking.
https://speechblubs.com/blog/developmental-regression-in-toddlers
Regained walking ability, but not talking.
"it" is now 7 years old, and can walk and run.

>>15902801
Maybe it's also that more people are expert in field now, which can diagnose autism, and gets money when they diagnose autism.

>>15905732
>Maybe it's also that more people are expert in field now, which can diagnose autism, and gets money when they diagnose autism.
Maybe developmental regression and developmental diseases increase, and the soft washed and watered down terminology and "special boy status" of Autism enhanced by shows like the "big bang theory" is a welcoming damage control mechanism to trivialize the ever increasing retardation of our children in industrialized nations.

>>15902813
Intrinsically they are superior, externally they suffer. Autists are beautiful innocent creatures who get victimized by a callous society. They need to be trained to defend themselves.

>>15906177
that study didnt control for immigration. US IQ is normalizing with India

>>15904180
That usn't autism anymore than gangrene is the cold.

>>15902801
Highly autistic people were called retarded
People just in spectrum were called weirdo, strange, genius, dumb, odd ect

>>15906195
>That usn't autism anymore
It is. It's called
"Severe low functioning autism" or "level 3 autism".
It's nothing but a label as you might be a brainlet yourself you prolly associate "autism" only with "high functioning" but socially wierd like in "big bang theory"
see here:
>>15906177

https://www.autismparentingmagazine.com/low-functioning-autism
Low-functioning autism (LFA) is a degree of autism marked by difficulties with social communication and interaction, challenging behavior, and differences in social or emotional reciprocity. Sleep problems, aggression, stereotypical, and self-injurious behavior are also common symptoms.

https://www.optometrists.org/childrens-vision/vision-therapy-for-special-needs/autism-vision/

Autism often occurs after "febrile seizure episoeds" or "a ischemic stroke".
its brain damage:
https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/35314504/

And alltogether with this "stroke" not only "autism" appears, but all other neurological problems resulting from a stroke like impairment of eye movement.

Autism is not a "psychological" disorder.
Its brain damage and a trivial result of brain damage.
Let it be inflamation, stroke,epilepsie , hypoxia or encephalopathy.

>>15902813
I work in group homes and can confirm this.
The only place i fear 4'11 manlets who can tard throw full size women across the room.

>>15906205
From now on, I'm calling it "flesh eating cold".

>>15902801
Prenatal androgenisation. The extreme of the male brain, androgenic phenotypical bias. Estrogenic phenotypical bias and psychosis spectrum disorder are the inverse of ASD.

>>15902818
No, the increase post-WW2 is just because of synthetic estrogen. Why do you think zoomers are so effeminate? It's even observable morphologically.

>>15906253
You apparently do not get it.
It's not me who uses a "meme term" to trivialize severe neurological disabilities.
As I said, if a parent is saying: "My child is autistic." NPCs are hearing: "My child is like sheldon from Big Bang Theory".
Because any severity of so called "autism" is trivialized with TV shows and movies about: very smart, quirky, antisocial children with an obsession for [insert repetive task] or certain objects and patterns.

Nobody will associate it with what it mostly is: retarded children with tendency for high pitch screaming for no reason, and rage fits with tendencies for self injury, paired with the inability to go to the toilet, and pissing and shitting themselves during a rage fit.

>>15903878
Right, yeah, no, it's the other way around, we run out of mental illness every once in a while so someone has to invent a new one for people to get

You'd be called retarded any time

>>15906271

>>15906279
To provide some rarely mentioned but prevalent features of autism:
https://autism.org/self-injury/
The most common forms of these behaviors include: head-banging, hand-biting, and excessive self-rubbing and scratching.

https://www.quora.com/How-do-I-cope-with-a-screaming-autistic-child-I-know-they-cant-help-it-but-they-will-do-a-high-pitched-shriek-for-30-minutes-straight-when-theyre-happy-they-do-it-for-no-reason-but-I-am-CONSTANTLY-having-my

https://www.myautismteam.com/questions/search?query=Stemming++Repeating++High+pitched+noises

Every time autism comes up, you retards start slinging shit at the wall. Autists vary maybe more than any other group, from retards to geniuses. It’s not just some side effect of vaccines or lead or the boogeyman of the weak. If it were, we’d be better off injecting everyone with more so that we’d have more geniuses. It seems to occur when a fetus gets a lot of prenatal testosterone, and it makes a really male brain. Just talk to a sperg and then a woman to see they’re practically opposites. A lot of prodigies are autistic.

>>15906278
Moronic.

>>15906988
It's the lack of lead deficiency. Women are more prone to it, which is why autists seem "more male".

>>15907486
I’m not knowledgable enough on lead deficiency to say whether or not its lack is a contributing factor, but autism certainly would exist without it. If the lack of a deficiency led to autism, that would make autism the normal state, which it clearly isn’t. They stopped putting lead everywhere decades ago, so you’d think “lead deficiency” would be going up, and thus autism would be going down. I seriously doubt you can place autism on fucking lead deficiency. I just realized how absurd this is—how much damned lead does a person need, lead boy?

>>15908092
>how much damned lead does a person need, lead boy?

One dose directly to the brain.
See:
>>15903962

>>15902801
>Why was autism virtually unheard of 50 years ago, but now 20% of the population is afflicted with it?
see pic. For one, the aluminum used in the adjuvants of vaccines is a NANO-aluminum and it crosses the blood brain barrier. And the other adjuvant that they used to use and still do in some flue shots is MERCURY, which is neurotoxic.

>>15902801
viral brain modifications

>>15908306
>t clinically retarded

>>15908315
See pic. It's a fact that they use two different nano-aluminum adjuvants which cross the BBB. The main stream just says that having the aluminum in your brain is good for you. But by all means, have your kids vaxed if you end up having kids. In fact, get them double vaxed.

Aluminum hydroxide exposure induces neurodevelopmental impairment in hESC-derived cerebral organoids
https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0147651323003676

>>15908315
Don't forget to get them some nice neurotoxic sodium fluoride toothpaste and mouth wash as well and make sure your drinking water is well dosed with sodium fluoride, which is a neurotoxic industrial waste by product.

>>15908092
It is the normal state, everybody else is brain damaged from lead deficiency, either directly, or through iron poisoning, which blocks lead transport in the body.
How much I'm not sure, in the order of mgs a day nost likely. I recommend 0.5g of lead acetate once, then 5mg day. (it's impossible to replenish instantly, the body won't process it all at once. It takes months and years)

>>15904140
>Thats why they buy into whatever diagnosis Dr. PhDstein gives them as long as its not unflattering. Their confirmation biases favors their desire for uniqueness
pretty much, losers are losers in because of their willingness to escape into their grandiose fantasy life instead of engaging with reality

>>15902801
Our modern definition of autism was invented in 1994. The previous definition before was so different it was a completely different thing. Autism doesn't exist it's just a way for children, teacher unions, and parents to duck responsibility. Just blame the made-up disease.

>>15909020
Are you talking about the reality where gender is a spectrum?

>>15909034
Exactly.
It's simply a rebranding for:

>mental disability
>retardation
>erethism
>spastics
>ADHD

All these terms get thrown into one new term: le Autism.
It is a PR campaign to exactly do what you assume:
>pfff... its a made up word
>just because you are a nerd you are not "muh autistic"
To conceal
>we have more and more children with mental disabilities
>more and more children with learning disabilities
>more and more children who are 50% vegetable

See:
>>15903971

>>15908379
Also you do not have to forget that in most industrialized countries, pediatricians are obligated to prescribe and recommend every infant, vitameme D supplements, mostly with sodium flouride.

>>15909034
>>15909067
You do realize that this isn't unique to autism? Before the 90s, pediatric bipolar disorder was, depending on who you asked, either categorically impossible or so incredibly rare that the most renowned psychiatrists in the world would only see a handful of cases in their lifetime. Then the diagnosis blew up overnight. Psychiatry is functionally mere substitute religion. The DSM is substitute Scripture. Therapy is substitute confession. Meds are substitute penance.

>>15909558
>You do realize that this isn't unique to autism? Before the 90s, pediatric bipolar disorder was, depending on who you asked, either categorically impossible or so incredibly rare that the most renowned psychiatrists in the world would only see a handful of cases in their lifetime.
This is what I want say with:
>>15909067

My one of my friends and his girlfriend are teachers at a preschool and primary school.
They have across all classes several children with:
>ADHD
>Personality disorders
>""""Autism""""
>autoimmune diseases
>extremly agressive impulsive behaviour with tendency to self harm

One child is aparently so hard on the spectrum, that all teachers had to get a special coaching on how to deal with him, while also having a responsibility and power of attorney (given by his parents) do give a dose of ritalin to that child.
He apparently licks the floor and eats pencils has sometimes outbursts in which he has a unstoppable urge to run up and down until exhaused, so they have to give him a free pass, to leave the class room during the lesson and let him run in the hallways until exhausted.

And this is a "regular" primary school, not a primary school for kids with special needs or some shit, and they cannot send him there because the school is full.

And as I heard also from other parents, that these types of children increase more and more.

>>15902833
unfathomably based autistic furry

>>15908306
>For one, the aluminum used in the adjuvants of vaccines is a NANO-aluminum and it crosses the blood brain barrier. And the other adjuvant that they used to use and still do in some flue shots is MERCURY, which is neurotoxic.
Source?

>>15910824
Vaccines contain:
>aluminium hydroxide in the form of Alhydragel®
https://www.creative-diagnostics.com/Alhydrogel-2.htm
>aluminium phosphate in the form of Adjuphos®
https://www.invivogen.com/sites/default/files/invivogen/products/files/adju_phos.pdf

Both are so called "colloidals". Definition:
A colloid is a mixture in which one substance consisting of microscopically dispersed insoluble particles is suspended throughout another substance.
The dispersed phase particles have a diameter of approximately 1 nanometre to 1 micrometre.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Colloid

Aluminium does not "cross the blood brain barrier". It bypasses it, be being a neurotoxin that embeds in the neve fuids and nervoussystem. It does not even require to enter the blood, because its electical properties displases potassium in the nerves and then in will accumulate in the nervoussystem:

https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/31783216/
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/22099159
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC5596046

https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/26508811
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC6121957/
https://academic.oup.com/brain/article-abstract/99/1/67/256340
https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/23932735/
https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S2221618916301688
https://hal.science/hal-03147595/document
https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/abs/pii/S0045653522022457
https://hero.epa.gov/hero/index.cfm/reference/details/reference_id/1766995

A flu vaccine that contains Mercury in the form of "thimerosal":
https://www.fda.gov/media/117022/download

>>15909034
>made-up disease.
Made up term for a real set of conditions used for PR and normalization means.

>>15906205
There's a group of people who are likely not even autistic in the sense of brain damaged but have a certain disposition or raised in a certain way that makes them have social problems and self-regulation problems, then they're given this identity and group, which only justifies behaviour that could likely be improved. There's nothing wrong with many of them outside of being a coddled child and egotistic.

>>15903413
>For example, it's very hard to find a female willing to stay around even if they're initially very attracted to you.
What if the female is also on the spectrum? In research there seems to be more of them than elsewhere.

>>15902879
Why is knowing a lot about something a mental disorder?

>>15914066
Because it comes at the expense of not knowing too many other things that you're expected to know.

>>15914066
It's not. Knowing a lot about one particular thing while having all of the other weird traits of autism is a disorder. The knowing part is just a matter of whether they're a savant or mentally challenged.

>>15912977
Yeah, I'm not convinced "autism" is just one brain disorder, but possibly a number of different disorders with different causes. For example, several of the traits seem more common in certain STEM professions, and those traits can be passed onto a person's children. Yet they can be a normal functioning person. Maybe enough of those personality traits is good enough for an autism diagnosis? Then there's autism where the person is barely functional, which seems like a different disease with possible brain damage involved.

>>15914124
>several of the traits seem more common in certain STEM professions
That is my experience too. Then again, STEM and especially research, really require people to focus deeply and for long periods of time. Most people have too short attention spans.

People on the spectrum are perhaps better at getting into the Flow.

>>15914124

original Autism from the 50's maybe an actual disorder, physiological and unavoidable.

'autism' as diagnosed today is simply a result of poor development due to screens and lack of real socialisation. I've got two dozen nephews and nieces and a full half have been 'diagnosed' at some point in early childhood. these are kids that have accents matching the constant Pixar movies they watch rather than parents accents.

the ones not diagnosed are the ones with parents anti screen and living on farms or rural.

it's just the same as SIDS, which was always just stupid/fat parents accidentally suffocating thier infants, and why 'dont cover sleeping baby's face' is the cure. all you need to do is prohibit screens, and involve child with you life and they don't run out retarted.

it would probably surprise a lot of people just how smart and helpful a two year old can be if you give them half a chance. additional cause for 'autism' may be prevalence of childcare now, and kids never doing structured tasks to get a result, just playing all the time.

>>15914215
>SIDS
SIDS is not suffocation, suffoacation is a different disease.

SIDS mostly is a result of an unobserved and unintervented "cramping" or a hypotonic hyporesponsive episode.

I sadly had to witness a child dying from a HHE.
And it was pretty much medically caused, because of the "standard of care" of supressing fevers, which is not helpful with medications.
And I know it is beating a dead horse, but a HHE is literally a side effect of infant vaccinations.
And also the standard of care is, when administering the first vaccines at month 2 of live, to give parents also antipyretic, because it is anticipated that the child will develop fever up to 40°C.
But you'll prolly not even give a fuck until you have children on your own.

>>15908306
I’ve known a sperg mathematician born well before 1960.

>>15902813
Isn't elon musk(richiest mother fucker on the world) one of them?

>>15902813>>15906182
What would a world look like if autists were the majority? Like the martian colony set up by Elon?

>>15914543
that scares "them"

>>15915823
chill and boring for normies. but we'd most likely have some synthetic bodies on mars as human bodies are not adapted for that environment and wouldn't make sense in the grand scheme of things. considering we'd have the tech to do it and all that.

>>15915842
People have already spent over a year in orbit, and on Mars you can use centrifuges to simulate increased g.

>>15915823
Have you ever been to a smash bros tournament? It would be like that.

>>15915881
air and temperature are an issue. and pressure. it's weird to terraform the whole planet. or do it while using bio human bodies. wasteful, slower, requires more resources, rather than designing synth bodies adapted to that environment. with senses and all.
human body is Earth's. and you can make an art out of protecting it in other environments, but you can never get it to work as good as something specifically designed to account for environment's limitations. that's how I see it.

>>15915893
The best time to start was 20 years ago, next to that it is today. Waiting for synth bodies will take a lot more time when you can have people in spacesuits doing the work.
NASA is all for committees and bureaucracy, while Elon is all for just doing it right now. That is why he will win.

>>15915982
there's no clear way to adjust current trajectory for that. still too unclear with a bunch of stuff. but if we get the understanding and technical possibility to have human-like synthetic bodies that operate in those conditions, and we can scan and beam ourselves at lightspeed there, you can see how it all works out quite differently regarding resources and time and quite a few other things.

>>15915994 (Me)
I mean at some point in the future...

>What IS "autism", scientifically?
No one knows actually. The only definition of autism that we currently have are DSM-5 codes.
>Is it a disease?
No, coughing isn't a disease either. But it can very well be a symptom of a disease.
>Why was autism virtually unheard of 50 years ago, but now 20% of the population is afflicted with it?
Rebranding, diagnostic thresholds have been lowered to the point where the diagnosis has become meaningless and incoherent. I personally assume that some of it is also meant to punish "divergent" thinkers by lumping them in the same group as severly behaviorally disturbed children.

Also, the number of children that show signs of acquired/fetal brain damage has increased significantly over the last 30 years. The description of classic autism symptoms is virtually indistinguishable from the symptoms associated with frontal lobe brain damage.
>How would you even "cure" it?
Without knowing what "causes" it, there is no way to "cure" it. Using the word "cure" also strongly implies a legal responsibility to avoid it which is tantamount to letting the government and the medical industrial complex decide for you what you or your child should be like.

>>15916046 (continuing)
In my opinion, it's not coincidental either that the rise of autism just so happens to coincide with an epidemic of ADHD, bipolar, depression and body dysphoria disorders in teens. This rise in diagnoses is actively wanted and desired in the western world for reasons that as of now escape my understanding.

Another major problem with the autism diagnosis is that it obfuscates rather than clarifies what we're actually dealing with.
For example, autism science by definition does not allow for the study of environmental factors as a leading cause of autism traits because autism is "genetic". So you're going to have a hard time finding studies that may plausibly link child abuse, failed parenting, poor dieting, overmedication (both the child or the mother during pregnancy) etc. to some subset of autism cases. Because autism is lots of different things, but also one thing, lumping together different things bloats the statistic to the point where it becomes virtually impossible to find any meaningful associations even if these exists between some social/environmental issue and some subsample.

There is also the issue, in my point of view a major one, that we let the government and industrial corporations decide which behavioral traits are favorable and which aren't. If you read a book on child psychology, the entire field basically boils down to rising children that are obedient and can conform to some guideline ordering them to perform low-level clerk work. This is arguably even more obvious in the case of ADHD, which, as a diagnosis, is about nothing other than conforming with the needs of the labor market.

Any critical investigation into autism would have to deal with these things:

What can be politically/economically gained from promoting autism as a "real" thing?
In what way does it desribe something coherent?
Why do autism traits translate into the equivalent of a negative moral judgment?
Are people being helped by an autism diagnosis?

>>15916068 (continuing)
Once you have successfully answered these questions, you will see that the entire point of the autism concept is about preventing answers. It's only meant to establish governmental control over children.

>>15916068
>This rise in diagnoses is actively wanted and desired in the western world for reasons that as of now escape my understanding.
There's a couple of things going on there, but it all comes down to the fact that there's a professional guild for psychiatrists, the American Psychiatric Association, which simultaneously represents the professional interests of psychiatrists and defines the logic of psychiatric diagnosis.

>>15903962
>25 ACP/32 ACP "pill" bullets
>Glock 17 that shoots 9mm(9x19mm) bullets

>>15904062
Why project so desperately?

>>15902801
I'm so autistic I cured my own autism

the true power of autism has infinite potential

>>15915823
Europe before the WW1, partially until WW2 and a while after.
>>15915842
It was totally incomprehensible for normies.
>>15915982
We myst fix the people first. Settling Mars can come later.
>>15916046
>>15916068
Autism is the absence of brain damage. The majority suffers brain damage from iron poisoning and lead deficiency. The whole neocortex is dead, it's only the lower brain that keeps on going. A normie is just a big brained lizard. T-rex might have thought in a similar fashion, for example, but who knows.

>>15902813
I cut dem autist deep wit me knife, hold em to the ceiling and tell them they a star. Then they fall down, mes call them shooting stars, trying to put a hole in me ozone layer.
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