webghost0101

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[–] webghost0101@sopuli.xyz 2 points 1 month ago (2 children)

Thats a cute observation but real facts are the following:

  • Autism was only formally recognized in the 1940s - there’s no reliable data before that, though historical evidence suggests autistic people have always existed. For decades, people deemed “mentally ill” were institutionalized and hidden from society.

  • The majority of autistic people can mask their traits and present as neurotypical - they had strong incentives to do so given the historical stigma.

  • Diagnosis happens more frequently in areas with accessible healthcare, which naturally are also areas with higher vaccination rates.

  • We now have better diagnostic tools and a less punitive society for people with neurological differences. The diagnostic criteria have expanded significantly - many people (especially women) who wouldn’t have qualified under older definitions now do.

And if we want to include the more modern research done by the autistic community we learn that autism is a part of a bigger phenomenon called neurodivergence which includes adhd and many others. Who also used to be completely excluded by the dogmatic labeling of neurotypicals.

Also you referring to autism as a serious disease shows how little you actually know about it. Just like anyone else neurodivergent people can have psychological disabilities but because they are neurodivergent those disabilities are often different from neurotypical ones. In ““high functioning”” autism disabilities are subjective in context of living in a neurotypical world and are increasingly less disabling with social acceptance and understanding.

[–] webghost0101@sopuli.xyz 2 points 1 month ago* (last edited 1 month ago) (4 children)

Feels weird that i have to explain this, but not all Research is funded by big pharma.

The majority of research on autism is not about Vaccins either but about understanding the many properties from which it emerges.

By understanding what autism actually is, which is often studied by autistic researchers who are motivated to understand themselves better it becomes self evident that we are far from reaching a technological point where we can create a drug to cause or even simulate the complex nature of it.

You could just aswell claim that vaccins cause people to shapeshift into cats, if you understand the subject matter thats just as non-realistic

If you want to bash vaccines you could state that an experimental accidental wrong mixed variant could cause death. Which would still be an incredibly unlikely freak accident but at least reality allows the technical possibility for such a mistake.

[–] webghost0101@sopuli.xyz 4 points 1 month ago (6 children)

Autist here who loves to read research about autism.

There is absolutely no correlation between autism and vaccines. Neurodivergence cannot be caused by immune system problems.

People are born autistic with a brain programmed by their DNA to form alternative neurological connections compared to neurotypicals. A neurotypical cannot be turned/mutated into being autistic and vice versa.

The only correlation that exists is that people who are neurodivergent are prone to develop some unhealthy habits (from extra stress, sleep schedules, and being a picky eater etc) which in turn can lower your immune system.

[–] webghost0101@sopuli.xyz 3 points 1 month ago* (last edited 1 month ago) (2 children)

And that it happens between the hours the moon is actually visible to you.

[–] webghost0101@sopuli.xyz 1 points 1 month ago (1 children)

I am no psychologist but it’s about how their day night cycle develops which is very different from adults.

Daylight is one of the systems it uses to self regulate and start feeling awake.

School actually starts to soon in many places, that already a major part of it. Research (not at hand) actually show grades go up if school starts later. We basically force kids to be tired to fit our schedule and it gets worse for teens.

With delayd sunlight. They wont really be properly awake for almost half their “productive” day”.

We also know that lack of sleep is a pillar of mental health conditions, now include all the dormant mental health conditions kids already carry and with growing up in this timeline.

[–] webghost0101@sopuli.xyz 19 points 1 month ago

Remember how China is a police state and Chinese companies have to provide state access to all their data which is why you should not use Chinese technology.

The U.S is maybe 2 thin documents different in how it’s setup. If you use U.S products then privacy from the US gov is an illusion.

[–] webghost0101@sopuli.xyz 2 points 1 month ago

Yes i know, from the perspective of others i got sidetracked but its part of a larger thing in my brain where intellectual property is a symptom of the capitalist disease. I mentioned the autism thing, we tend to connect dots on all scales.

I could go on and explain how IP can actually become a form of thought police. (Things being invented just to cencor them/The creator of Disco Elysium being banned to publish things from his own paracosm universe) but to be honest your replies have been lacking substance and i am rather tired of defending this towards someone who is not going to change their right. (Which is your right, i respect your entitlement to your beliefs)

[–] webghost0101@sopuli.xyz 30 points 1 month ago* (last edited 1 month ago) (9 children)

I don't know who this person is but something tells me he is the son of a wealthy family who has connections to all of those brands.

How far off am i?

That job does not sound like a real job, it sounds like a job title that is a thinly veiled excuse to arrange perpetual exclusive socialism for the rich.

Thank you for reading my analysis, the bill, regardless wether i am correct is about 69.420mil

[–] webghost0101@sopuli.xyz 2 points 1 month ago (2 children)

Of course not, it runs on people wanting to live in and improve society.

Money is a system we invented long after society was already a thing, it’s not a required part of it.

Of course you are correct to think of me as an idealist but my general stance is that while perfection can never be archived you should strive for perfection to get closest to it.

Combined with a lifelong pursuit of growth and improvement you keep getting closer to that perfection and the fact you cant archive it means there is always something else to improve and not get bored.

That is my real life work attitude, how i can jump from “high level” complex tasks to “dumb” repetitive labor tasks while still having job satisfaction because even those repetitive labor tasks have a non perfect structure i love to keep improving with every repetition.

[–] webghost0101@sopuli.xyz 2 points 1 month ago (4 children)

I am not sure this logic holds well.

People who are rich are still involved in society to the point i wish they would stop exploiting to chase more profit and just retire already with their near infinite wealth.

And the actual retirees your refer towards that don’t do anything are usually old people who slaved an entire career for a total less then some rich “earn” in a single day.

I do think people who build cool stuff deserve to be rewarded though, we could give them a cool artwork, trow them a party or just continue to respect and thank them for their accomplishments.

Currently the reward is “here are the means that someone else could use to not starve that you can now use to go on a holiday with.”

[–] webghost0101@sopuli.xyz 1 points 1 month ago* (last edited 1 month ago) (6 children)

The fruit of our labor should be a better world for everyone and future generations.

The belief that people won’t work without external pressure is contradicted by human history, cooperative work and mutual aid have existed for millennia before formal economies developed.

Its known that when people’s basic needs are met, the desire to create and contribute is a natural human drive.

Also as a bit of a sidenote to avoid confusion, i believe all people deserve and could be given more comfort and luxury then their labor currently grants them. So its not correct that i would not want people to have those things, just that it should be non conditional.

[–] webghost0101@sopuli.xyz 1 points 1 month ago* (last edited 1 month ago) (8 children)

I am aware that there are people like that that exists and that its quite a big number of people

But I will never understand how people like that exist. And to be very controversially honest I don’t trust the sincerity and thus ideas of people that think like this. Though i still respect such people like anyone else all the same.

Granted i am a certified autist but personal gain has almost no value to me, to the point that being paid actually demotivates me because:

  • I believe i deserve to have a good quality life regardless of economic value and know that statistically humanity has enough resources/food to guarantee such for everyone. It being conditional makes me feel exploited.

  • I always want to be the best possible version of myself and accomplish whatever i, with my human limitations, am able to, which has the most general positive effect on the total universe. Regardless of anything. I consider it personality offensive others assume i would want anything else.

I feel devaluated because society appears convinced that i would not do work if they were not threatening my survival, and because corporate hierarchy is what it is i actually have to underachieve all the time because fighting to make actual improvements would quickly threaten the control of higher ups and thus become a risk for my own means of survival.

Sure, if i could solve climate change and no one would even thank me for it leaving starving poor then i would be very sad. But self worth and identity would be Intact because i would be doing what i know is right.

While changing that in favour of stock trading maybe my life standards would be better but with the lack of any real value and living of a system designed around exploitation of existing value will make me feel worse to the point i may actually end up an existential crisis and kill myself.

To die sooner for the right reasons is a better life than to survive longer for the wrong reasons.

While i know my stance is rare i know there are plenty of people who think exactly like i do about this.

Anyway i also got a bit side tracked because this wasn't about ip laws anymore, but my belief remains that if people can work on what they want without it affecting their personal access to luxury then there is no reason why they would not work on things that benefit all of society and thus themselves.

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