re: Vaccinations for kids? Related to Autism?

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You aren’t capable of thinking by yourself

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Please bitch. You claimed to know about medical education, but you clearly don't. You just regurgitated nonsense over and over. That's about your ceiling though. I'll work on a vaccine for you so you aren't so much of a dumbass little guy.

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Aluminum

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Causes dementia

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LSUAngelHere1

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You still able to get some from your frick boy Casen?

I don't know enough about this topic to give an opinion, but I do plan on voting for RFK if his name is on the ballot.

When I was in school, I am pretty sur I had a few autistic kids in my class. I was in the "accelerated" classes and there were two kids I remember specifically because I went to school with them for most of my grade school career.

One was a girl who would all of a sudden throw a fit. If she made anything less than a B on a test she would go nuts and fall on the floor and cry. And sometimes try to hit people.

Then there was this boy who would freak out. And everyone would laugh at him and he would get madder and madder and hold his breath. I remember some years I had to sit buy him and if I made a higher score on my test I used to sing something like "I got a better score.. score.. Because I know more.. more" although he usually would get almost perfects on most of his test, the few times I would do that when I had a higher score he would go nuts, start crying.. His face would get really red.. I actually thought about this awhile back..

My point is.. Do we have more autistic kids or are more being diagnosed. Because back the we just thought they were nuts. but without a doubt if it was today they would be considered autistic.

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If so, why is it unreasonable for people to question the wisdom of altering it with ever increasing amounts of recommended vaccinations?

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Because they question it with little to no knowledge save for what they read on sensationalist websites. They respond with anger and absolutes sprinkled with looney things like 33% of the people who took the vaccine will die in the near future. Their minds are made up.

no , percentages in non vaccinated populations like amish are the same.

the reason for the rise in numbers is because the diagnosis has changed

per my wife a pediatric occupational therapist

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I would need something far more specific than all-cause mortality.

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Yeah. The all-cause mortality difference at 150 years is zero between the two groups. I don’t need a study to tell me that.



What time period would all cause mortality be a useful statistic for, and why would it be a useful statistic in that setting? If you can’t predict with explanation prior to looking for correlation, then you aren’t particularly likely to find useful information to draw conclusions from.


Or in other words,

I would need to be pretty retarded to draw a conclusion based on this correlation because there’s no scientific basis for it. And finding it doesn’t mean that it’s useful. If I can tell you why a correlation existing would be useful to find, then look for it and find it, then maybe there’s something worth looking into.




Also, my two fun autism/vaccine stories:
Andrew Wakefield was an adult gastroenterologist who subjected children that he recruited at a birthday party to tests including lumbar punctures and colonoscopies. He filed a patent for a new measles vaccine himself (not implicating vaccines as the problem, but specifically the MMR which he wanted to patent a new vaccine for). Without his paper, the ‘controversy’ over the two things (vaccines, autism) would not exist in its current state (until, of course, someone else with terrible ethics pulled the same manipulative stunt that he did eventually or in some other way).


2) I have a (physician) friend with an autistic child. During a subsequent pregnancy, she received the COVID vaccine. The child she was pregnant for at that time (who is also up to date on other vaccines) does not have autism.

Takeaway? Correlation and causation aren’t the same thing. And case studies aren’t useful until there’s several that show the same thing (and then that same thing is later validated by watching some number of people eventually develop the same thing when other factors are controlled for).

If vaccinations cause autism, then everyone ever vaccinated would have autism.