Thread 16831686

Is there a cure for autism?

>>16831686 (OP)
Why cure it when you can leverage it and tap into it's potential?

>>16831694
I'm afraid my potential is inside your ass

>>16831700
That's weird, my ass doesn't feel any different.

>>16831704
exactly

melanotan 2 and amphetamines have can reduce autism, but you are an absolute retard if you want that. Autism mogs.

>>16831704
It will once I tap into my potential

>>16831706
autism only mogs if you are actually high functioning

>>16831711
>force you to take tylenol
>no more potential
>ass is saved

>>16831743
Wtf why would you want me to overdose

>>16831746
ASS. IS. SAVED.

>>16831767
Ok then I'll just lovingly cuddle you at night

>>16831768
As long as we go 50/50 on who gets big spoon and little spoon.

>>16831774
Complete 50/50

You can't cure something that doesn't exist.

For those who have some knowledge of logics; It renders any argument meaningless when you make the truthfulness of an antecedent depend on something that is false or to which you have no epistemic access either way. Any conclusion can be drawn from that.

Since no one can explain what autism is and the official definition nowadays reads like a pharma pamphlet aggressively trying to pander diseases to potential customers, the only obvious answer is that autism is a billion dollar scam perpetuated by stakeholders in the insurance industry by weaponizing and then commodifying parental concerns over childhood development. "You can't cure autism" narrative makes sense for long-term investment returns depends on the propagation and proliferation of commodities.

I thought not consuming Tylenol was the cure?

>>16832674
It's funny how this cognitively disabled heroine addict has now walked back on the tylenol claim when, previously, a number of banks have forced Trump into giving up anti-vax rhetorics or else they would retract leasing contracts and effectively bankrupt the Trump organization.

>>16832678
He just did a little heroin to focus on exams

Saw a study and weight loss improved symptoms of autism. Makes sense because the improvement in physical attractiveness and confidence boosts it would bring would help others respond better to the 'tist, while weight loss has been proven to improve cognition in various ways (attention span, memory, problem solving, etc) which will inevitable help with social skills as well. Exercise also has minor benefits. Lots of autists also don't get enough sleep and that exacerbates symptoms.
But a true cure does not exist and may not ever, given autism is a great mix of environmental and genetic factors (and the degree to which it's one or the other can vary person to person).

>>16831686 (OP)
Ofc it’s called not taking vaccines

just stop caring what anyone thinks, if you want to save yourself

>>16831686 (OP)
I was diagnosed with autism and adhd at 38yo. I do obsessively work on things but I have a lot of trouble focusing so it just all ends up being a mess. Would not recommend it. Tried a bunch of different drugs which alleviate some problems but also cause new problems.

>>16831686 (OP)
the belt

>>16832669
you clearly have autism

>>16834084
I can't have an "abstraction". All I can "have" is an arbitrary assignment of some socially constructed label, doesn't matter if it's autism or ADHD or depression or anything else.

People eat up that shit and genuinely believe that the label explains their behavior like >>16833347 who's been manipulated into thinking that his obsessing over things and having trouble focusing is "autism" despite the definitory contradiction.

>>16834092
no the having trouble focusing its the adhd. I have an attention deficit due to hyperactivity I can't control which is a disorder.

>>16834316
Is bullshit that can't exist, if your brain malfunctioned you will be stuck on a thought like a retard staring at a donkey staring a colliflower

Not expanding your thoughts with new interesting informatiom

Why would i want my autism to be cured?

Neurotypicals are stupid lazy assholes who can't do shit properly

>>16834332
>stuck on a thought
It's more having too many thoughts which results in getting distracted constantly and making silly mistakes etc. Some of it could be retardation, but I did manage to get an engineering degree. But I couldn't function properly in the workplace and got fired a bunch of times over a 15 year period. I was going to kill myself but decided to go to a psychiatrist instead. I told them what I was experiencing and they said I had adhd and whatever else. They put me on disability but I don't want to be on it so I'm trying various things to get better so I can work again. I wouldn't be surprised if a lot of people pretend to have it to get the drugs

>>16831686 (OP)
>Is there a cure for autism?

>>16832674
>>16832678
No one remembers that he actually did recommend folinic acid. There are already websites that sell it.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Folinic_acid

>>16834456
It is a massive stretch to sell cerebral folate deficiency as autism, anyway.

>>16831686 (OP)
It's caused by poisoning, if you reduce the toxin load it can get better

Rorwnnn!

>>16834065
this is what 4chan was made for

>>16832669
asperger post

>>16831712
Problem with being high functioning is you eventually start to realize how weird you are relative to the rest of society.

>>16834065
Honestly this is likely what most autists' need is a source of father figure to look forward and guide them to a future. Lucky enough he developed a taste to move himself forward.

>>16831686 (OP)
Next you going to ask how to cure natural charisma?

>>16832669
Its like cancer, a bunch of conditions called the same thing. Since theres no cure it makes no difference. My cousins have autism, serious and crippling, they are retards that might die in their 30s from not knowing their own address. Is it really autism? It makes no difference.

>>16836259
>Is it really autism? It makes no difference.
It's relevant because the diagnostic code might end up seriously misrepresenting your issues.

The retarded cousins of yours? Do you seriously want to be referred by the same condition as they are? Given that the label is arbitrary, does it make sense for people to call very different people by the same name? It doesn't.
>Since theres no cure it makes no difference.
I mean, if we weren't into making blanket statements, the fact that some "autism forms" seem to be reversible suggests that we should call them by different names.

>>16836259
>Its like cancer, a bunch of conditions called the same thing.
I mean, I can observe cancer and it is a somewhat coherent concept in the sense of tissue uncontrollably multiplying. Autism, however, is nothing but an arbitrary grouping of behavior with no clear denominator.
>My cousins have autism, serious and crippling
Your cousins are likely brain-damaged or suffer from chromosomal/genetic disorders or have suffered from some autoimmune reaction like encephalitis. Calling that autism is 1. misrepresenting the actual issues (and frankly doctors just don't care about identifying the underlying condition) and 2. implies that mental retardation (also a grouping of behavioral defects) is somehow a natural product or result of autism when "autism", by definition, isn't mental retardation nor refers to any identifiable biological or neurological abnormality that could be reliably associated with another label such as mental retardation.
>Is it really autism? It makes no difference.
It does, given the problem that 1. autism is an incoherent concept describing so wildly diverging developmental pathways that it becomes meaningless as both a diagnosis and prognosis, 2. might obfuscate and hide underlying medical issues because people falsely identify fetal alcohol syndrome or brain damage as autism and 3. doesn't actually explain anything.

Weirdly enough, I have found enormous resistance to the idea that visibly malfunctioning people who bash their heads against the wall and have an IQ of 20 and socially awkward college students should not be referred to by the same label.
For some reason, people invoke the spectrum narrative, completely blind to the idea that a spectrum disorder should imply an underlying shared disease pathway which proof, however, is nowhere to be seen in the case of autism. Then they invoke the sorites paradox by pointing out that them stimming with their hands is somehow ontologically the exact same thing as violent head-banging or door-smashing which really strikes me more so as something politically motivated.

>>16836319
>which really strikes me more so as something politically motivated.
Which, obviously since i'm monologuing here, let's to the inevitable conclusion. If autism is bullshit, and it clearly is, what's its purpose? Obviously;

you get good goy points for identifying yourself with a disease because you're not like everybody else. Sure will help you deal with reality when you blame your personal shortcomings on a disease that, by definition, can't be overcome based on no evidence.

Thanks to more and more pharmaceutical drugs in circulation, the number of brain-damaged kids has sky-rocketed. Thanks to pharmaceutical pressure which effectively controls the psychiatric and psychological institutions, new labels are invented to pretend that the rise in serious brain dysfunctions has always existed or is down to better identification of a thing called "autism" which is described as genetic based, again, on no actual evidence since those genes aren't found.

>>16836312
>result of autism when "autism", by definition,
Nigger you say autism isnt defined then go uhh by definition..

>>16836595
Do you feel comfortable with grouping Einstein and a drooling vegetable in the same category because they may have social difficulties?

You didn't take the covid vax but when pharma tells you that some made-up disease is absolutely real you just clap your hands and go with it.

>>16837420
Einstein didnt have social difficulties. He fucked. He had friends.

>>16837526
You're evading the question.

Do you feel comfortable with introverted guys being classed alongside brain dead cases based no some extremely vague notion of social difficulties?
Do you think that's in any way "scientific" or clinically useful?