DarkAri
@DarkAri@lemmy.blahaj.zone
- Comment on you're doing ReSeArCh rong!! 2 weeks ago:
Well it’s beyond current scientific understanding so there wouldn’t be a source. How could you ask for a source on something that is undefined like autism? I hope you realize that anyone who tries to make scientific claims on the basis of autism is lying to you. This is because autism is not understood scientifically. Those people are trying to steal the valor of actual science to use as some authority to convince people dumber then themselves that they are correct.
But yes vaccines do cause autism in some cases. The reason I know this is because I am a researcher and I study many things and I have spent many years investigating these things and I don’t get any money from the corporate or pharmacological world. The people who make vaccines including the scientists also know this but won’t say it because they don’t want to lose their six or seven figure incomes. They are the side effects of vaccines as acceptable given their benefits. Maybe 1 out of 100 to 1 out of 1000 people who use vaccines might develop complications but it will probably save more than 1% of the population.
Autism is also caused by a wide range of things. Anything that disrupts the immune system or its signals can cause it. Being inside buildings exposed to synthetic materials too often can cause it. Taking antiinflammatory medications can cause it. Your mother having too many sexual partners can cause it. Donald Trump’s speech causes it. Eating too much artificially flavored food that has no nutrition can cause it. The biggest cause however is by far parental neglect. Buying shitty food, leaving kids inside all day, not having good ventilation in the interior spaces. If it turns out that vaccines cause autism at a fairly high rate, then it might turn out that the pragmatist ethics behind covering up vaccine side effects were a terrible idea.
Autism I believe, I’m not 100%, is often caused by a destruction of the bodies ability to regulate its own epibiome and immune responses. This leads to reduced neural function, particularly in high functioning areas of the brain, which causes the symptoms associated with autism.
You will never really see an autistic wild dog because it lives in nature and it’s body is good at upregulating and down regulating it’s immune response and dealing with inflammation. Many humans have lost this ability and can easily die from minor wounds like scraps.
Autism like many other gigantic blanket terms used for things barely understood by humans, like the brain, can be caused by a very wide number of things. Fundamentally however it’s just the epigenetic equivalent of limp mode.
I have managed to cure a case or two of autism in my time through many years of therapy designed to fix the immune systems of people. It takes years because after fixing the immune system it takes years for the brain’s proteins to be replaced.
Anyways I doubt you will consider any of this, but I did my part by attempting to make people aware.
- Comment on you're doing ReSeArCh rong!! 2 weeks ago:
Vaccines could cause autism since they contain immune system steroids. GMOs can also be dangerous although not likely. Flat earth is a troll.
- Comment on We’re All So F’d | NVIDIA x Palantir, Global Surveillance, "Pre-Crime" Arrests, & AI [GNCA - GamersNexus Consumer] 3 weeks ago:
I only had one actually
- Comment on We’re All So F’d | NVIDIA x Palantir, Global Surveillance, "Pre-Crime" Arrests, & AI [GNCA - GamersNexus Consumer] 3 weeks ago:
Boycott the companies they are selling too, i just canceled my AI subscriptions.
- Comment on We’re All So F’d | NVIDIA x Palantir, Global Surveillance, "Pre-Crime" Arrests, & AI [GNCA - GamersNexus Consumer] 3 weeks ago:
When I boycott someone I do it for the rest of my life usually. I have moral standards that I hold people to.
- Comment on Stardew Valley Creator Says 1.7 Update Will Contain 'More Character/Social Stuff' and a New Farm Type 3 weeks ago:
Would be cool if they added some more buildings and rooms and furniture and tech as well.
I think the game would be very cool with electricity and pumps and water tanks. Maybe automated fertilizer systems. It might also be cool to hire labor to work on the farm and try to turn it into a bit of a business sim.
- Comment on How do you "feel" gender? 3 weeks ago:
Just do what you like. Do what makes you happy. You have many paths you can take.
- Comment on what was the worst enemy of feudalism? 3 weeks ago:
There wasn’t really any challenge to it because of the absolute nature of the states control and the concept of human rights not really being a thing at that point under feudalism. The most powerful oppositional forces to the feudal lords were mainly the clergy originally, although they had many shared interests, and eventually the mercent class who was cosmopolitan and traveled.
Under feudalism around 20% of the population was considered nobility and the rest were peasents, serfs, or coloni. Nobles generally owned all land and businesses and sometimes had political rights or fiefdoms which were like property that could be passed down.
Midieval societies often used torture, execution, and abuse as well as religious brainwashing to control their subjects. The nobility also guarded knowledge about war and currency and other things, like reading to oppress the subjects who worked the land.
Taxes were generally low. Around 20-25% of their crop. The rights of serfs varied from region to region.
Really the biggest adversary to feudalism was other feudal lords, then the clergy, and at times conspiracies of finance and empires. The feudal kingdoms often aided each other in giving asylum to war criminals or relieving each other from riots. They often intervened to put back into place other monarchies when they were overthrown.
- Comment on How come hypothetically if I make meth in my home. Knowing full well it could explode and take out my neighbors houses, why am I not charged with attempted murder? 3 weeks ago:
Murder is a charge that means it’s an intentional killing, manslaughter is an accidental killing.
- Comment on We’re All So F’d | NVIDIA x Palantir, Global Surveillance, "Pre-Crime" Arrests, & AI [GNCA - GamersNexus Consumer] 3 weeks ago:
Yes Nvidia selling to these actual criminals is very unethical and also against the American people. We should boycott them.
- Comment on Foot In The Door 3 weeks ago:
I think the most interesting thing about drug markets is how stable they are compared to real life markets. Even as the currency deflates drugs maintain their value over the years.
- Comment on at what point in life it's too late to go back to school? 4 weeks ago:
In theory never, in practice, after you have kids. Many people do it after having kids but they have amazing time management skills like my ex.
- Comment on On Ploughing 4 weeks ago:
Currently at work
- Comment on "No eating for free allowed! You must only watch it rot on the beach!" 4 weeks ago:
Nationalism is anticorporate if you do it correctly. Also you can just ban the stock market and the collective ownership of companies and also limit their limited liability and go to a hard, Inflation proof currency to plug up the other holes. Corporations cannot compete with small businesses without lobbying for lower tax rates then the working class and relying on low interest loans to buy assets and brands which artificially boost their value in the speculator markets.
- Comment on "No eating for free allowed! You must only watch it rot on the beach!" 4 weeks ago:
Well hopefully they aren’t full of Nazis. Our revolutionary movement in America got hijacked by Trump and the fascists but people are waking up and realizing Trump is a scum bag. Killing innocent people is only one of his crimes.
- Comment on "No eating for free allowed! You must only watch it rot on the beach!" 4 weeks ago:
That’s not the right direction either. They are both bad, the corporations and the state. Only the people should have power and the people should vote in their own interests and they should not allow states or corporations to operate within their nation unless what they do is squarely in the interests of the people.
- Comment on "No eating for free allowed! You must only watch it rot on the beach!" 4 weeks ago:
The British people really would benefit from all collectively refusing to vote for their mainstream parties and instead voting for independent anarchist parties which try to get rid of as many laws and government institutions and also nationalize anything the people will be better served by, under collective ownership. All it really takes I think is to just talk to people. Tell them to stop voting for those parties and if they can’t resist then to stop watching the news media which fills their minds with anxiety.
- Comment on [deleted] 1 month ago:
Maybe you have a guardian slav
- Comment on We'll just ignore that 1 month ago:
You are African? I don’t mean that type of circumcision. Those people should be shot.
- Comment on We'll just ignore that 1 month ago:
Maybe but unless you live in one of those countries where it’s normal, you should do what’s right for your kid so they feel normal.
- Comment on Can anyone scientists confirm? 1 month ago:
I think they do because they know there won’t be as many insects and the water will be colder for a few days.
- Comment on After Today's meeting where Trump fell in love with Mamdani, this is MAGA tomorrow morning. 1 month ago:
It’s pro wrestling.
- Comment on We'll just ignore that 1 month ago:
Uncircumcised dicks look weird AF.
- Comment on How do you objectively tell if a parents "I love you" is actually sincere, if they actually care about you? Or if the words are lies and they don't actually care? 1 month ago:
Do they respect you as a person? Do they let you have your own space and life? Do you feel like they are being fair and reasonable with their expectations of you? Do they get mad so they have an excuse to write you off or ignore you?
A person who loves you will always be reasonable towards you and treat you like a human being. They won’t be a perv and go through your stuff or gossip about you. They won’t try to take from you, but fair expectations are fair.
- Comment on Radon 1 month ago:
Stay away Roman slaver!
- Comment on When you wake up, how long does it take for your brain's "OS" to "resume from hibernation"? 1 month ago:
For me it’s more like 15-30 minutes. I still count it as awake because if I remember something in this time I can still wake up and do it and also I can remember some things from this period of sleep.
- Comment on Is it normal to see this static when you close your eyes? 1 month ago:
You have too much gain.
But yeah it’s normal.
- Comment on Five years from launch the PS5 is a roaring success, so why doesn't it feel like it? [Eurogamer] 1 month ago:
I don’t think there is really any games and also mod support is basically nonexistent on consoles.
- Comment on Valve has ‘a pretty good idea’ of what Steam Deck 2 is going to be, but it’s not ready yet [VGC] 1 month ago:
The cube uses X64, the headset uses the arm chip. Even $500 arm CPUs can’t run intensive x64 games.
- Comment on I promise I'm not 2 months ago:
The irony is that you don’t know anything about economics.