Contributors to the rise in autism?

[Clayton Moore]

The responses so far have been simply awesome. I want to thank everyone for their ideas and suggested criticisms. This all has been a learning experience, but I am genuinely interested and very invested in learning more about this subject.

It is not my intention in any way to promote hearsay, and I want to make sure that when I publish this report in a more visible journal that it is set with a well crafted foundation that is able to reach intelligence skeptics with reason, and good science. One of the difficulties I am facing is with the obstacles of scientific literature; there is a different kind of flow with face to face communication. I am still learning, so please bear with my inexperience with technical writing.

There are many things that I have learned since my last publication, and I have met with a variety of neuroscientists to discuss my thoughts with. Give me some time to digest what has been said and to reply with some of the things that I have learned.

I will respond to the criticisms and replies asap and hope to foster further skepticism and thought.

Did you figure out vaccines cause autism, allergies and the myriad of maladies? All which seem to have burgeoned in tandem with the increase of vaccine proliferation.

 

[steenkh]

Did you figure out vaccines cause autism, allergies and the myriad of maladies? All which seem to have burgeoned in tandem with the increase of vaccine proliferation.

Vaccine proliferation coincides with some of the greatest changes in our environment that ever happened, for instance, the multitude of chemicals that we encounter daily. You need very solid evidence if you want to show that vaccines are the cause of these ailments, and you also need to show that these ailments actually have burgeoned recently, and that they are not just caused by changes in diagnoses, or longer lifespan (which is definitely caused by vaccines)