Colic linked to autism?

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I am aware that those diagnosed as being autistic often have disabling issues, as even people barely on the spectrum have their fair share of problems related to the disorder. However, what makes you believe that we wouldn't be able to annihilate the condition with the proper medical technology? Like I said, the advantages of ASDs would remain intact in these individuals, but their weaknesses would be utterly eliminated so they no longer have to suffer in society. This would not be promoting conformity, it would be promoting justified superiority. Why do you believe that we'll never be able to achieve that? You never know until you try. And that's the thing. We can NEVER give up. Weakness and adversity are to be eliminated whenever possible. Did we just tolerate disease running amuck in society? No, we created vaccines and have annihilated several diseases due to that. Did we tolerate that it was impossible to do anything at night due to there being no source of light? No, we created electricity. The point is that we can't just sit back and tolerate weakness. We must utterly destroy it whenever possible. That means eliminating every mental health condition on the planet and eliminating every physical health condition on the planet to create the superior human creation.

I just don't sense that colic has much to do with autism.

If it turns out, through research, that it does, then my impression is wrong.

How you are doing today, Stampy?

Great, how are you kraftie?

I have just been in a heated argument for the past half hour . I'm posting so much that I am developing carpal tunnel syndrome. I'm doing great, despite this!

Colic correlates with being a baby, or with a being a horse.

Not with being a human adult autistic.

What have you been arguing about?

You should flex your wrist up and down in between times when you're typing. Or even flex your elbows.

On autism forums like these, literally every single ailment or condition or issue (be it physical or neurological) that's ever been discovered in humans since the beginning of time, is related to autism. I never knew autistic people are more prone to literally everything until I came here. And if we really were prone to literally everything, I don't think we would be surviving past the age of one.

I'm going to do that from now on. I really don't want to have to get surgery.

I've been arguing about Autism Speaks and so-and-so's (not going to name names) amazing plan to make autistic people supreme beings. It's quite a ridiculous argument, to be honest.

I know . I've seen those threads about having wider eyes, long arms, and small wrists being linked to autism. I've learned my lesson: colics are not linked to anything .

I know. I realize that now!

What about being a teenage autistic? (joking )

You're going to come across many "theories" on WrongPlanet.

The thing to do is to offer your opinion, and let the other person offer theirs---but if somebody remains insistent that their theory is right, and yours is wrong, just withdraw from the conversation.

You don't want to hurt yourself arguing with a brick wall.

Thanks for the advice kraftie. I will follow it next time- I argued with a brick wall this time .