on nhs

exactly

And a health risk

why would they do that?

theres no incentive at all

Irrelevant

HOW?

the earth is round

#Evidence

why would they give people autism for no reason

Motive is irrelevant to evidence

Here is a Wikipedia page about heritability and genetics on autism haven’t read the whole thing so not sure how deep it is: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Heritability_of_autism

yes it is

@Tejiu The Gecko Wikipedia is edited and unreliable

I can get more links

it has to be verified to be edited

@oh bee city Motive is irrelevant and subjective

From different places

motive explains why someone did something which helps support evidence
personally idgaf about vaccines or autism but still

no it isnt

no it isnt

Yes it is

Evidence needs no motive

Evidence is unbiased

yes but motive helps evidence

evidence can be false tho

Motive is biased

motive isnt biased

if a murder happened motive would be looked into asevidence

Even small article about how the 22 chromosome can have a big effect on mental disorders like autism

@eva Evidence can be false but motive is absolute?

motive is biased to an extent

Please tell me you're joking

but a motive is still a motive even if its something small

Motive will always and forever be subjective and irrelevant in the face of evidence.

ALWAYS AND FOREVER

depends on the amount of evidence and the evidence provided

No

it does

Evidence holds truth. Motive does not

https://www.spectrumnews.org/news/dna-doubling-on-chromosome-22-shows-strong-ties-to-autism/
Here is some research on how chromosome 22 can affect mental disorders like autism