Is autism the next stage of human evolution? Also what are some books about autism?

The fact is, immune system health correlates with neurological health. Most children died at childbirth because their immune systems were not strong enough. This served as genetic winnowing and minimizing infirmity. However, now with vaccines, even those with weak immune systems survive in large numbers, including their neurological deficits Fact of the matter is this, you most likely would not have survived without vaccination, which is normal and for the best given mankind's history.
In other words, you are cretinized genetic trash.

The rate at which civilization and social functionality is declining is also staggering.
They are not identical events, but...

>deficits Fact
deficits. Fact*
Forgot period.

What would the advantages of non-autism (high functioning) if everyone was autistic?

Vaccines don't cause autism, western society does

Savants probably are, yeah.

I never said that. I said vaccines allow the cretinized to survive, which prevents genetic winnowing.

Look me in the Eye is good if you're a sperglord, as is Tony Attwood's Big Brain Textbook.
The Journal of Best Practices is good if you're trying to convince the normies that you're not a threat to society.

yes, you're what Nietzsche hoped to be user

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It's a mix of being able to better identify them and broader range of what it means to be 'autistic'. Autism, as we know it, wasn't even labelled until the 1930's.

>Is autism the next stage of human evolution?
I appreciate how zany this question is, but no. At most it gives us some new fiscal giant or Musklike, but that doesn't always translate into reproductive success, and even if it did there's still a limit to how many elite lifestyles society can maintain, which would cull the progress back. More importantly though, it isn't an easy thing to inherent either way. It's not like there's one punnet-square coin toss and then you're autistic or anything like that; there are many cointosses involved.

>It is a [...] gene
>one gene
unsurprisingly you use the word "neanderthal"

>It is a remnant gene of Neanderthals,
How many autistics do you know who had autistic parents or grandparents? It's largely a matter of mutation in the womb, not something carried on from prior generations. Even if I pretend to be a race realist there's little that would make autism favor one lineage to the other.

>You wouldn't be alive if it weren't for that wheelchair, you cretinized genetic trash!
Yeah sure lower selective pressure means more people get through, but are autistics really the least fit challengers here? They aren't even that common. You have mountains of obese hedonists now thriving who you could deride instead.

Based Xavier poster
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I heard somewhere that autism is the result of parents not looking into their babies eyes. Basically, parents are too busy looking at their mobile phones to hold eye contact and so we are all doomed to a downward spiral into autism.

my autism is genetic

most these random steal infections that killed children en masse before vaccines were just the result of bad luck

You’ll never get to read the best piece of autism-related literature because it’ll be your obituary

I wound up with autism because of scarring on my brain which was inflicted on me as a result of birthing complications. Whether someone gets autism can be a bit of a coin toss, so implying that one can consistently breed an autistic master race is a bit naive.