Wrong. I do have Asperger's, along with almost all the usual symptoms. A few years ago I even took the test in Wired Magazine. 20+ meant probably Asperger's, but I got over 40 points. Being intelligent is not necessarily a symptom, although I am at or above genius level. But I have a lot of problems. I have memorized many thousands of rules to help me act somewhat normal around other people, so that many people don't realize I'm different.
But it is a documented fact that an extraordinarily high percentage of Silicon Valley types who marry each other have autistic children. My point was that I have Asperger's without having all the infant shots that are given today.
yeah, they told me the same thing, and i actually believed it for a while.
until one day i finally noticed that i wasn't nearly as smart as they had lead me to believe.
so, they tell everyone this, but only the fools still believe it.
as for having Aspergers, before vaccines, there is a very logical explanation.
before Measles, Mumps, Rubella vaccines were available, there used to be Measles, Mumps, and Rubella epidemics, and many children would become infected.
some of these infections would cause high fevers.
high fever is known to cause brain damage, and organ damage, and gene damage,
its called protein denaturing, and its like frying an egg. the egg white turns white.
so, before the M-M-R vaccines were widespread, actual M-M-R used to cause lots of infections, fevers, and brain damage.
Because of natural herd immunity, these epidemics would come and go every few years, and so the AGE at which a child would get an infection would vary from years 0-18
BUT, now that we have M-M-R vaccines, what happens is that almost every child in America, gets the M-M-R vaccine at the same AGE, or the same stage of the brain development.
and these M-M-R vaccines contain other ingredients, that your body must deal with, which means that your immune system probably gets sensitized or "allergic" to the ingredients in future vaccines.
and as a matter of fact, it is the chicken egg protein in vaccines, that causes people to have chicken egg allergy, and to have a medical exemption to vaccines made with chicken egg.
here is a study, where they try to show that "vaccines prevent autism"
the theory being, that vaccines prevent the infections, that cause fevers, that cause autism
Congenital rubella syndrome and autism spectrum disorder prevented by rubella vaccination - United States, 2001-2010
I have taken IQ tests. I got an SAT score in 11th grade that MENSA equates to a 135 IQ. My IQ test scores are a good bit better than that, as in 145+. I also go through crossword puzzles very fast. And I use a pen.
I've never had any form of the measles, and I've never had a very high fever.
So shots have nothing to do with my Asperger's. Neither do high fevers.
It's a fact that smart people in Silicon Valley who marry other smart people in Silicon Valley are more likely to have autistic children.
Just because you don't like what I write doesn't make it any less factual.
Has it never occured to you that nobody you know has an IQ less than 100?
How is that even possible?
Its not.
Have you ever noticed that you aren’t exactly the smartest person in the room, even though your fake IQ score would suggest you should be the smartest person in the room?
They didn’t diagnose you with Aspergers because you are smart.
I never said I was diagnosed, and I never said having a high IQ proves Asperger's. People can have Asperger's and not have a high IQ.
I do know, though not personally, people who have two-digit IQs. They are clever in their own way, as they work the system to survive.
IQ is measured relative to your age, so it should increase as you get older. Mine actually has, as it's a lot higher now than it was 60 years ago.
And I have noticed that I really am the smartest person in the room most of the time. But being smart is not the same as being intelligent. Being smart is having a brain containing more knowledge than others. Intelligence is like having more horsepower for solving problems.
So I do have a vast store of information in my head, but I'm also very good at using that knowledge to solve problems.
Wrong. I do have Asperger's, along with almost all the usual symptoms. A few years ago I even took the test in Wired Magazine. 20+ meant probably Asperger's, but I got over 40 points. Being intelligent is not necessarily a symptom, although I am at or above genius level. But I have a lot of problems. I have memorized many thousands of rules to help me act somewhat normal around other people, so that many people don't realize I'm different.
But it is a documented fact that an extraordinarily high percentage of Silicon Valley types who marry each other have autistic children. My point was that I have Asperger's without having all the infant shots that are given today.
yeah, they told me the same thing, and i actually believed it for a while.
until one day i finally noticed that i wasn't nearly as smart as they had lead me to believe.
so, they tell everyone this, but only the fools still believe it.
as for having Aspergers, before vaccines, there is a very logical explanation.
before Measles, Mumps, Rubella vaccines were available, there used to be Measles, Mumps, and Rubella epidemics, and many children would become infected.
some of these infections would cause high fevers.
high fever is known to cause brain damage, and organ damage, and gene damage,
its called protein denaturing, and its like frying an egg. the egg white turns white.
so, before the M-M-R vaccines were widespread, actual M-M-R used to cause lots of infections, fevers, and brain damage.
Because of natural herd immunity, these epidemics would come and go every few years, and so the AGE at which a child would get an infection would vary from years 0-18
BUT, now that we have M-M-R vaccines, what happens is that almost every child in America, gets the M-M-R vaccine at the same AGE, or the same stage of the brain development.
and these M-M-R vaccines contain other ingredients, that your body must deal with, which means that your immune system probably gets sensitized or "allergic" to the ingredients in future vaccines.
and as a matter of fact, it is the chicken egg protein in vaccines, that causes people to have chicken egg allergy, and to have a medical exemption to vaccines made with chicken egg.
here is a study, where they try to show that "vaccines prevent autism"
the theory being, that vaccines prevent the infections, that cause fevers, that cause autism
Congenital rubella syndrome and autism spectrum disorder prevented by rubella vaccination - United States, 2001-2010
https://bmcpublichealth.biomedcentral.com/articles/10.1186/1471-2458-11-340
before vaccines, a little bit of autism happened, because of lots of variables,
after vaccines, a lot of autism happened, because they vaccinate everyone the same way.
I have taken IQ tests. I got an SAT score in 11th grade that MENSA equates to a 135 IQ. My IQ test scores are a good bit better than that, as in 145+. I also go through crossword puzzles very fast. And I use a pen.
I've never had any form of the measles, and I've never had a very high fever.
So shots have nothing to do with my Asperger's. Neither do high fevers.
It's a fact that smart people in Silicon Valley who marry other smart people in Silicon Valley are more likely to have autistic children.
Just because you don't like what I write doesn't make it any less factual.
My dude, you have been fooled by a fake IQ score.
Has it never occured to you that nobody you know has an IQ less than 100?
How is that even possible?
Its not.
Have you ever noticed that you aren’t exactly the smartest person in the room, even though your fake IQ score would suggest you should be the smartest person in the room?
They didn’t diagnose you with Aspergers because you are smart.
I never said I was diagnosed, and I never said having a high IQ proves Asperger's. People can have Asperger's and not have a high IQ.
I do know, though not personally, people who have two-digit IQs. They are clever in their own way, as they work the system to survive.
IQ is measured relative to your age, so it should increase as you get older. Mine actually has, as it's a lot higher now than it was 60 years ago.
And I have noticed that I really am the smartest person in the room most of the time. But being smart is not the same as being intelligent. Being smart is having a brain containing more knowledge than others. Intelligence is like having more horsepower for solving problems.
So I do have a vast store of information in my head, but I'm also very good at using that knowledge to solve problems.