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Do you believe in things like that? Been trying to learn about it and keep an open mind but fuck it just seems so illogical
I think social awareness/skills is a big part of an autism diagnosis. Men are generally worse in this domain than women and this aligns with the frequency of diagnoses being higher with males. Autistic people tend to make others more uncomfortable in social situations without realizing it. They may not make eye contact in socially appropriate ways and they may not realize how their tone, body language, or behaviors are perceived by others as inappropriate. A few months ago I was in the bathroom of a restaurant washing my hands and this autistic teen stood somewhat close to me. I couldn’t tell right away he was autistic but I immediately started mentally preparing myself for some type of conflict. He kept staring and started leaning close to me. I was high as fuck so I was a little more paranoid than usually and reacted kind of aggressive and told him to back up. When I looked at his eyes I realized he was severely autistic. You can tell by the dull stare. But he had no idea that what he was doing is inappropriate and couldn’t tell that it made others uncomfortable. I think the autism spectrum may have caused more confusion by grouping functional autists with dysfunctional ones under the same label. I think it would be more useful to call functional autists neurodivergent and everyone else just autistic.
3 times a day. No days off. No pain no gain.
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I’m not that big I’ll stick with 5 grams for now
Great reminder
Is it at least getting better?
The state's job is to enact violence on others using stolen money. It is the only service it provides.
All that simping for politicians and it ends up backfiring. Who could've possibly predicted that asking the suits for help would be a bad idea?
I take creatine every day. I’m not sure if I should be taking more than 5 grams though.
Here’s one last thing I’ll post from another study someone shared about this topic. This study mentioned that a majority of the research found a large variance of 0-80%. Maybe I’m not understanding exactly what that means but my initial reaction is to question the reliability of most research findings. Seems like a giant mess to navigate research in general.
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Man there was a terrible thing I did with my friends as a kid. If we did that today, we would have gotten caught for sure lmao
It blows my mind that people celebrate this. You're happy that the swamp is making more money off you when people can't even afford a home?
Bill is a great guy and a good follow. Been interacting with him for a while now and this is the first point of disagreement we’ve had. I admit that it’s more complex than I initially thought. However, I still disagree with him about contagion/germ theory and vaccines. Don’t let disagreements destroy a potentially useful connection. No two people will ever agree on all topics.
Okay so someone somewhere will be sick and then it spreads to everyone. Why doesn’t everyone get sick?
We’re going in circles again. Not everyone gets sick because there are certain factors and conditions that need to be in place. So if the presence of a virus alone cannot be established to create a cause and effect relationship. Then it shouldn’t be considered the cause of illness. It should be those factors and conditions that you talked about like stress, fatigue, and those other things you mentioned.
Ethics aside, if I wanted to make someone sick then I would compromise those factors. I wouldn’t just expose them to the virus. This actually would make more sense because I’ve been told that you are constantly fighting off viruses and bacteria all the time. That they are everywhere.
If that behavior was problematic or unhealthy, it would inevitably lead to severe negative consequences. If they don’t lead to severe negative consequences, then who is to say that the unvaccinated are not better off?
It would be ideal if they just compared vaccinated to unvaccinated people in general but it’s hard to when you’re risking your career over it. Thank big pharma for that.
If you can find one study that fits the parameters I listed above, I will zap you.
I don’t recall saying doctors always wrong. The purpose of my original post was to see if someone could find a good study showing better health outcomes for vaccinated individuals. Your argument was that unvaccinated people benefit from the vaccinated population. But from what I’ve seen, it’s more than just that. What I see is that vaccinated people are less healthy than unvaccinated. One study I saw many years ago showed that vaccinated people have significantly higher rates of allergies compared to a population of Orthodox Jews that don’t vaccinate. I’ve also seen plenty of studies that showed people who get the flu vaccine are more likely to get the flu the following year. This is anecdotal but I stopped getting the flu after I stopped taking the flu vaccine. Meanwhile people who got the flu vaccine would still get the flu but then say well if I didn’t get this flu shot, my symptoms would be worse. How do you even know that?
I do agree with you that doctors are helpful in the short term. I don’t think they understand the consequences in the long term and you’re 100% right that it is easier to avoid legal responsibility that way.
The government is incentivized to keeping the population ignorant so it makes sense they’d do it that way. I’d like everything to be privatized but I’m just an extremist 😂
