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new whiteness map

revolutionary

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the fact that many white countries or something have higher autism on this map is possibly because they are developed enough to care about this shit
and they would know how to identify it
 
the fact that many white countries or something have higher autism on this map is possibly because they are developed enough to care about this shit
and they would know how to identify it
it might be larp too, though. i've met other autists before, and some of them seem more like they have adhd. the medical system, at least in america, is pretty shit. i think they'd make a lot of misdiagnosises. idk how they're tracking people with autism on that map.
 
most mental illnesses are not real
I'm under the belief that most of this is being pushed by big pharma and the medical industry at large. Notice how the most common neurological defect outside of clinical anxiety & depression is something that can only be treated with drugs, ADHD. Notice how they're also saying that if you have autism you also have ADHD, meaning you need drugs in order to function. And speaking of which, so many women nowadays are on SSRIs; it's turned into a bloody stereotype.
It's a lot like the transgender epidemic, but that makes them way more money because you're including surgeries on top of drugs. It's sickening.
 
I'm under the belief that most of this is being pushed by big pharma and the medical industry at large. Notice how the most common neurological defect outside of clinical anxiety & depression is something that can only be treated with drugs, ADHD. Notice how they're also saying that if you have autism you also have ADHD, meaning you need drugs in order to function. And speaking of which, so many women nowadays are on SSRIs; it's turned into a bloody stereotype.
It's a lot like the transgender epidemic, but that makes them way more money because you're including surgeries on top of drugs. It's sickening.
And I think because of that, we'll never know the true prevalence of these conditions because the numbers are actively being fudged to sell drugs.
Perhaps these disorders were underdiagnosed in the past, as they were less known. But I believe they're now overdiagnosing them and encouraging therapy and all these other things for a quick buck; it's all very dishonest. They also want to keep you reliant on them for your survival.
 
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