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 Study Linking Vaccine to Autism Completely Fabricated by Doctor on Law Firm's Payroll


The debate whether autism is caused by childhood vaccines has raged for decades, with countless parents suing for compensation while most medical practitioners believed the idea was hogwash. But all that can end now. A new investigation has shown that not only was the original autism-vaccine study wrong -- it was “an elaborate fraud.” Andrew Wakefield, the doctor who composed the study, changed the medical histories of his subjects, according to British medical journal BMJ. CNN:







"It's one thing to have a bad study, a study full of error, and for the authors then to admit that they made errors," Fiona Godlee, BMJ's editor-in-chief, told CNN. "But in this case, we have a very different picture of what seems to be a deliberate attempt to create an impression that there was a link by falsifying the data."







The falsified report endangered the lives of children, as fearful parents passed on vaccinating for measles, mumps and rubella. According to the Center for Disease Control and Prevention, 2008 yielded the highest number of measles cases in America since 1997. Even more explosively, while Wakefield conducted the study, he was on the payroll for a law firm that wanted to sue vaccine manufacturers, receiving over 435,000 pounds ($674,000). According to the BMJ, of 12 cases in Wakefield's paper, five children exhibited developmental problems before they were vaccinated... and three never even had autism. Read more at CNN.



By Julianne Escobedo Shepherd
Sourced from AlterNet



Posted at January 6, 2011, 8:51 am

Picture thoughts -before they are converted correctly to words.

Eonverye taht can raed tihs rsaie yuor hnad..




To my 'selected' strange-minded friends:

If you can read the following paragraph, forward it on to your friends and the person that sent it to you with 'yes' in the subject line.


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Only great minds can read this
This is weird, but interesting!

fi yuo cna raed tihs, yuo hvae a sgtrane mnid too

Cna yuo raed tihs? Olny 55 plepoe out of 100 can.

i cdnuolt blveiee taht I cluod aulaclty uesdnatnrd waht I was rdanieg. The phaonmneal pweor of the hmuan mnid, aoccdrnig to a rscheearch at Cmabrigde Uinervtisy, it dseno't mtaetr in waht oerdr the ltteres in a wrod are, the olny iproamtnt tihng is taht the frsit and lsat ltteer be in the rghit pclae.. The rset can be a taotl mses and you can sitll raed it whotuit a pboerlm. Tihs is bcuseae the huamn mnid deos not raed ervey lteter by istlef, but the wrod as a wlohe. Azanmig huh? yaeh and I awlyas tghuhot slpeling was ipmorantt! if you can raed tihs forwrad it

FORWARD ONLY IF YOU CAN READ IT
Forward it & put 'YES' in the Subject Line

This was an Email sent to me by my Father and it is indeed normal thought for me. Someday when all of this Picutre thought business is understood the words above will be seen as simple picutre thoughts (and nothing more) and only when we get them converted to normal thoughts will they be 'right'. There is a whole series of picutre thoughts that refine the picture thoughts to the proper words and spellings. Again the dyslexic words above are just picutre thoughts the ones I designed my inventions with the ones Rain Man uses to memorize the phone book and count cards with the ones Alan Turing desigend the computer with AND the very ones we build upon when we think in Temple Grandin's picutres. These are just internal code to the mind and they have never been in a book before. They happen during the Autism Lack of Eye contact when our OPTIC vison is OFF and we think in Picutres generated by our brains. Rich Shull

Vaccine Autism Study Retraction

The following piece was quoted from the PBS online Newshour page, My comments are in Italic and the Quote from the news hour follows.

Autism is a Puzzle as they as say, and that is also a popular rally call of several autism groups. Autism really is a puzzle and one that has been figured out for some time now. The ringer is Autism is BOTH mr/dd and Einstein. Legions of people like me that BUILD on the work of Temple Grandin will probably never be admitted to in autism circles. Besides starting out life at the bottom of the gene pool and now, having figured out a different kind of thought system that takes place during the lack of eye contact our story just has no bearing for the traditional thinker. We might well have figured out the building blocks of the mind and discovered (inadvertently) the normal thoughts you use are shortcuts so indeed our story is too wild. What we discovered is during our lack of eye contact thought process is a thought process that has never been in a text book before. Thus Peer Review is clueless, Experts even if they want to investigate our claims will not as peer review is again clueless. We all build on the Thinking in Picutres ideals of Temple Grandin. It seems our inventions and our writing will have to do ,as they have done from the likes of Di Vinci, Turing and Einsten among others ,as man is not advanced enough to truly investigate new news like this.

The PBS piece regarding the retraction of the Study follows.


VACCINATION -- February 4, 2010

New York Times Reporter Assesses Vaccine Study's Retraction
By: Hari Sreenivasan

In the wake of The Lancet medical journal fully retracting its 1998 study suggesting a link between the measles-mumps-rubella vaccine and autism, we spoke with New York Times public health reporter Gardiner Harris for some perspective on the significance.



The study's author at the center of the controversy, Dr. Andrew Wakefield, sent an e-mail statement to the Los Angeles Times Wednesday emphasizing that the study did not confirm a link between MMR vaccine and autism and that "research into that possible connection is still ongoing."

For more background and reactions to the story, read our full examination of the Lancet's retraction and the public debate over vaccinations.

Preview to Johan Shull 1850-2025 the mind explained

My god, not another   :))) (smile)  is one coment you might hear from those read my first book, Autism, Pre Rain Man Autism. It was an awful book in some respects and I'll admit it but it did chart new ground, and built on Temple's Thinking in Picutres. Like the first book it was not written for the obvious reason of writing a book but, rather the roadmap it presented to man's mind. This current book Johan Shull 1850-2025 will if successfull expose all the details of man's mind.  It has to be science fiction as of this moment in time its all new news to man but it really isn't  but it has never been in a book before.

Frm Chapter Two,,,, A Slice of the book

New Chapter TWO




The Making of Einstein the Realization of my Genius



Old Chinese Saying: I hear and I forget, I see and I remember, I do and I understand.



I hate to shatter the perception of genius but non instant genius is a time game. Like Einstein and many more autistic people that started out stupid- or at the bottom of the gene pool we often shine in later life. My friend Hajo for example just passed the Mensa IQ test and he like me was not the brightest kid in school. He is 40 something as of this writing. I started out life, swimming in the bottom of the gene pool and yes, climbing out of it has been a 35 year double blind psychology experience that has finally come full circle and the mind I have figured out, the same human mind you call normal is not all that impressive. It spans from the lower end of the scale in the depths of retardation and then on to savants, when all figured out normal thoughts and indeed the Einstein bits. Every human mind has the Einstein potential in it and even those in Special Education have great hope if the experience I describe here is taken to heart, proven and put into text books. Autism figured out is the next 1000 chapters in psychology and in my case the next 500 chapters in engineering.



Since this all of this is new news and never been in a text book before it has to be ‘science fiction’. The peer review, university establishment is not fond of totally new ideas and ideals and the very peer review that is supposed to foster discovery impedes it. Furthermore being a late term genius is not the best timing in the world, when you’re claiming you figured out the mind of Einstein. Normal traditional thinkers naturally think they have the key to genius as it is discovered in early life, in their opinion but, sometimes its not.



I learned and followed a different kind of road map and different kind of human thought process that again has never been in a text book. When all is figured out I have done nothing more than build one thought upon another in the more basic forms of the mind that evolution is ignorant of. Man’s mind is nothing more than a big picture dictionary haphazardly merged with the senses and it only flows when all the evolutionary shortcuts are working and honed to perfection. Every aspect of the mind is explained in Picture Thoughts. Yes I’m talking your daydreams and dreams, they are our default thought process and we think in pictures all the time. Autistic author, Temple Grandin wrote a book titled Thinking in Pictures, explaining some of the ideas. My first book Autism Pre Rain man Autism built on her book and even illustrated some of the picture thoughts. My biggest challenge with this book will be explaining man’s thoughts to man him. Man is in a evolutionary rut when it comes to the working of his mind and man’s mind has hit an internal plateau and the emotions that have come to substitute for fact ,logic and reason will just not be worthy of the mass ignorance of all the human race coupled together. It might well be centuries before this work is discovered and figured out by the common person or ends up in a philosophy discussion group. In general, more people you get together, the less able any of them are. Sir Winston Churchill had it all figured out when he said, “The biggest argument against democracy is a five minute conversation with the average voter.” Di Vinci chimed in with” Wake up you miserable humans”; others have said their piece as well. Man’s mind is not all that good at things and once you discover how it is built and how it operates and the simple shortcuts we use I fear the discovery will cause man in general to be very disappointed in himself; the mirror will show a cave person looking back at us as we look at ourselves with a chip on our shoulder.



The building blocks of the mind that I talk about here, are the same for everyone, only most people never get to experience them as their blessed with a version of normal thought to start with. This source code for psychology is awesome in many respects and for once as my psychology is explained in this book we can have a smooth flowing explanation for every thing about the mind. Normal is a normal does and that means the true bearings and foundation of the mind are buried in plain sight and logically that is best place to hide anything. Normal minds operate on a series of short cuts as our minds lump together many different fuctions. Everything we do from talking to listening to vision to thinking to social behavior , even, fear, motivation, dyslexia, stuttering, personality issues , genius, savants, obsessive compulsive disorder, phobias ,ESP , dreams and day dreams all flow together and have common building block roots based in that big photo album we call a brain. Everything Psychology is all figured out as I explain my Autism, Einstein my inventions the sad part will be it will be, the brain is like a 1940’s big plug in telephone switchboard that is overloaded and has only one operator. The evolution theory by Darwin will get a big boost with this psychology explanation and it will even tell us as humans, WHY parrots talk they have picture thoughts figured out! For sure dog training will get much easier. I predict dogs, cats, birds and other animals all have various forms of our brains or is it we have various versions of their brains? If you doing a big belly laugh about now and saying hogwash follow along with this example.



You’re going along having a pleasant chat with some one and you’re suddenly stumped. YOU MINDS EYE lights up and you looking at a picture of someone or something important to the conversation and YOUR forced to say, I can picture him, her, to it and can’t place the name. You Optic vision are OFF you thinking hard to figure out who that is?



What you have just done is tap into the one of the 1000’s upon 1000’s of picture thoughts that makes your mind work. If science could do the very same thing by hooking a monitor to our brains and see every picture thought we have and every thought we use to form a simple sentence you would have the clue you need to figure out the mind. This is where man’s mind is one big picture thought album. It consists of minds eye photos we have seen (memories) new images our brains makes on its own and 100’s of shortcuts that make us social functioning.



I bet most of you have a very similar story to tell, a very similar experience to share. This is just the tip of the iceberg. Those same pictures flow in our minds all the time, these same intense pictures make for my Einstein thoughts. Those same pictures when built upon one by one and intertwined with the human senses and coupled with emotion- the lightening rod of human thought make the simple human mind do what it does. Man really is a fool to himself.

Autism's Cure?

From the 1902 Sears and Robuck catalogue

Gee I can't help but wonder?   If Auitsm were a buzzword in 1902 would the Nerve and Bain Pills offered here cured Autism as well? This pill seems to cure about everything.

At one time Sears was the "Wall mart" of America and you could by almost everything from them including homes (kits) It was shipped to you va Rail and freight services. A majority of their business was mail order.  As I looked threw this catalgue it offered     Arsenic  Wafers for your (deadly) complexion , worm cakes and lots of other stuff.  If the  world wide web would have been available back then I'm sure there would have been out crys from say the people that were usuing Mercury treatments as the next big peer reviewed treatment. Literally Mercury was at one time a new discovery  and used to 'cure' things.  Even one famous composer of the 1800's (name escapes me) died from Mercury Posioning despite his doctor saying "stay the course". 

My point is humans are jut smart enough to be dangerous, time and again we go off on a tangent and take a sliver of truth or a sliver of hope or sliver of something bad and blow it out of proporation and miss the real point to life. While Autism is a great new discovery a new age epedimic as we know , it in reality has not changed from the old days. The defination and the diagnosis standards for it, have been lowered and the education  system has been watered down (in general) to the point were its worthless so Autism is a victim of the new contempary age we live in. 

Autism figured out ,still holds the keys to the next 1000 chapters in psychology, It explains man's roots and even connects him to his past but: one would never guess that. Contempary Autism is anything but a hype and buzzword generator and  employment for a lot of people.  The depths of mind body and soul are all figured out in old working autism and the roots to mans thoughts are just too buried in plain sight to be realized.   Man has been presented with the  final clue to his internal psychology workings from every generation for centruries on end now and is too ignorant to see the real picture. That is understandable as hmans think in short cuts all the time but in reality the stuff that makes us tick is the long hand version of our mind. This stuff is Savants , the village idiot the stuttering person the genuis and the crazed killer as well as the normal person. All human traits have common roots and our minds are like plug in modules. If we made all the right connections in life, in terms of the sub level thoughts, we come out normal but ,if we miss a few were not quite the best we can be. 

When an Autistic person displays the lack of eye contact, we are thinking with your daydreams (lack of better words) and in effect were just plugging in our modules as we picture think,eventually when we learn to do that we come out normal . Until that time, we don't do a lot. Now- a- days that the Autism "Self help course" minus splinter skills and obessions has been banishied from the autism ranks and contempary Autism people are group homed  there is no real chance of autism success of the type that built computers. Autism is both smart and dumb and MR/DD and Einstein and the connection from one end of the human mind to the other. Just  like before it wll be ignored by the very 'expert' that knows autism so very well.   Was that Dr. Rimland's theory when he seen to it Obession and Splinter Skills the core of Autism succes were removed from the autism charade?  By taking away that chance , we might as well cure autism with the pills from the 1902 Sears Catalgue ,one might be as effective as the other.    

Rich Shull on the blog Pre Rain Man Autism .

My "1st grade" Autism Classroom

From a 1960's era National Geographic Magazine

This could have been the picutre of my 1st grade "autism" class room taken in 1967 and the teacher could well have been my Mrs. Nutter (actual name) . The only thing I don't like about this picture is the fact it is a white straight and narrow classroom typical of the era. Like legions of old Autisitc like me,we all had the very best absent chance in the world of overcoming autism in this enviroment -and we did!  The structre of this classroom was such there was always order, you even asked permission to go to the pencil sharpner. This structure and the gunine hope we displayed via our splinter akills and the quality of the teaching assured we were pulled out from our autism shell. The Blue Print for this old working autism is the book The Enigma, the biography of Alan Turing (1912 -1954) he was autistic and father of the computer.

The teacher took a personal interest in everyone of her students and made sure to the best of  her ability we did our very best. In autism's case they figured out as we did the obious was not obvious, however,  results were results and they grew used to us "daydreaming" laughing to our selves (as we read our picture thoughts) as well as, somehow finally learning the lesion the rest of the class figured out before we did. They learned to tolerate and pry into our little professior ,super intelligent conversation we had and even tried to use that to help us.  Hindsight tells us they were just playing up to our splinter skills and obessions. If only modern autism could do the same thing? It worked really well.  My teachers crafted projects for me to do that unknowingly fit my style.  I remember going out of doors after a big tree was cut down in the school yard and counting the rings on it to detemine its age as a special project.

Keep in mind Autism was not diagnosable in this era and in my case and many others like me- heaven knows they didn't try to diagose us with something. Besides my self other old Autistic report being seen by school psychologists and even higher level psychologist from a state univerisity. Many of us were border line special education but, yet we just ended up being tutored mostly.  Our parents, teachers and tutors all seen the promise in us and let us fullfill it and no one was there to diagnose autism or "sing its impossible".

We might have done it all backwards and missed all the Rain Man Era Autism and even blueprinted how autism really works but we were and are to this day out flanked by the Autism Empire that really does see the trouble with autism. Autism now can't remember us or admit to us as if it did we would unintentionally show new age autism missed the point, left out our best assests in the new deal.  If Rain Man Era Autism had not developed our figured out Autism the building blocks of the mind ,would be known by now.  This is the next 1000 chapters in psychology and it remains hidden in the glamor of new age autism.

I pitty the new age of autism, its teachers and parents  that are forced to adhere to the new age autism  system. The hope and promise of autisitc student vanished like a fart in the wind as new age autism made our obession and splinter skills taboo. Modern autism naturally assumes we are dumb as a sack of rock and has never seen the joy of us breaking threw. Now-a- days  modern autism has no reason to conect the dots as the complete autism picutre is very well explained and it proves they are in the wrong ball park.   

Rich Shull on the Blog Pre Rain Man Autism   

MAS 771: Autism Theory & Technology

MAS 771: Autism Theory & Technology
SPRING 2009 Class Information:
Classes: Mondays 10:00-12:00pm
Location: Orange & Green Conference Room E15-443a

Units: (2 0 10); This course is taught every two years in the spring.

Staff: Instructors
Prof. Rosalind W. Picard

Office: E15-448

Phone: 617-253-0611

picard ( @ media dot mit dot edu)



Prof. Cynthia Breazeal

Office: E15-449

cynthiab ( @ media dot mit dot edu)



Dr. Matthew S. Goodwin

Office: E15-447

mgoodwin ( @ media dot mit dot edu)



Staff: Admin



Mr. Daniel Bender

Office: E15-443f

Phone: 617-253-0369

danielb ( @ media dot mit dot edu)


Description



This course will lay a foundation in autism theory and autism technology that significantly leverages and expands MIT's ability to pioneer new technology for helping under-served populations. Autism Spectrum Disorders (ASD's) encompass a broad set of conditions applying to a growing number of people worldwide, which the CDC identified in 2007 as involving 1 in 150 elementary school-age children. A person receives a diagnosis of ASD when they have a combination of atypical responses in categories relating to social interaction, communication, and restrictive and repetitive behaviors.

Oh Get Real Autism is OVER served- Over diagnosed and mis understood and  figured out- Autism has never been in a text book before and it is the building blocks of the mind. At the rate "experts" like ??? are going at things, the keystone thoughts to autism and man's mind will for ever be out of grasp.  The expanse of autism numbers is mostly due to the lower diagnosis standards  common since the old DSM was forgotton.. Older Autism and its people thrived when it was mostly undiagnosable.  The ASD diagnosis is a common standard for traditional thinkers to hold us to but they do not realize all we need is a class in Picture thoughts and we would learn the building blocks of the mind and most of us would turn out OK, just like we did before designer Autism. When Autism is poured from the I'm broken -I'm a retard mode -we resemble the mold we are poured from. Back when ,our Splinter skills and obessions  and yes picuture thoughts guided us from our autism fates.   

Many people on the autism spectrum face significant challenges with daily living, relationship building and maintenance, emotion awareness and regulation, and both verbal and nonverbal communication. Many also have problems with motor coordination and fine motor control to produce speech or certain sequences of movements, and some have a mysterious condition where their ability to move completely disappears and returns. Many also have problems with sleep, sensory regulation, attention, and executive function abilities. Students who take this class will learn about all of these challenges, many of which also affect people who do not have an autism diagnosis, and will receive a state-of-the-art overview of technologies being developed to address such challenges.

Well Duh,,, We are thinking with a thought process that has never been in a text book before. Those of us that HAVE figured it out have, figured out the building blocks of the mind. IF autism Research knew us and walked a mile in our shoes they too would see the reason why we do so well.  Once they figure out Temple Grandin's Picutre thoughts and the layers upon layers we add to her picture thoughts they would see like we do all of this Autism could be figured out taught in a grade 1-6 Pre School for autism. Our Autism is even blueprinted in The Enigma (1983) Hodges. Old Autism was also state of the art it fathered the computer via Autistic Alan Turing (1912-1954)

This class will involve presentations from experts in autism and in autism technologies, and provide opportunities to interact with individuals on the autism spectrum, including those who support them. The course will also explore the converging challenges and goals of autism research and new technologies - including networked, wearable, and robotic - that have increasingly human-like social, emotional, and communication skills. We will advance ways technology can be used for helping both researchers and people on the autism spectrum to gain greater understanding of the condition through systematic measurement of affective, physiological, and behavior data. We will also work together to develop technologies that increase opportunities for communication and expression. Our goals are to enable people with disabilities to gain the tools and help they need, while also helping researchers, families, and their support network to develop a better understanding of what autism is. 

Our goal here at  _____      is to keep this Autism charade going as long as possible.We see a confused state of being complete with Group Homes and a source of guni pigs as nothing more than job security and many chances to get our papers published and make names for our selves.  We do realize that if the nuts and bolts of obvious old working autism were admitted to our livelyhood as we know it would be in jeporady. After all do we really care if one more family is devisted by Autism and our ignorance: not when our jobs and pride are on the line ,we don't.  

We have no choice to the ignore the idea that the figured out Autism picture thoughts are the solved human code . We have no idea that those autism thoughts and the people that figured them out are the NEXT 1000 chapters in Psychology. We have no idea it will make our jobs and potiential for published papers grow by leaps and bounds or we would clamber for the chance to make a profit from it.  Peer Review road blocks keep this whole treasure chest of human knowelge including social autism ,and communication trapped away for ever.  We are however very proud to be cutting edege  _____ Autism "experts"  and we owe our livelyhood to the Autism Empire we blindly serve .    

All students will be expected to carry out a project in a team or solo. There will be funds to support student projects, thanks to a donation from Autism Speaks' Innovative Technology for Autism Initiative. 

All Autism Speaks has to do is to listen to the Old Pre Rain Man Autism people it tries so hard to ignore and If it did all of Autism would be figured out and most modern autism would become a moot point. More importantly however, Mankind could ride the thought trail of his mind from MR/DD to Einstein and see how communication ,eye contact, and the rest of Autism all work out when the sub level thoughts we know as autism are discovered learned and end up being normal thoughts. Man uses Shorthand autism thoughts ,all the time and knows them as  normal thoughts. The long hand version of them is what Autisitc like me have figured out. If only Autism would Listen ,we could speak volumes. 

Of Course,  modern Autism sees us as an experiment and requires their students to actually wade into the bottom of the gene pool ,once at least. What a pitty they could not swim in it like we have, as we found our way out from it.  Modern autism could do the same thing we did.  

Rich Shull, On the blog Pre Rain Man Autism.
Rich is inventor of The Turing Motor, a green -single spinning cylinder- triple hydrid car motor running on compressed air ,gas and electric.  

Announcements:


Mon 02/09 Check out the MIT Autism and Developmental Disorders Colloquium Series.


Mon 02/09 MIT COUHES must PRE-approve all experiments that we do at MIT that involve people - so if you wish to do a class project involving human participants, pls talk to somebody on the staff soon. COUHES deadlines this semester are Feb 26 and Mar 26.

Rain Man Clip-it Movie Review

I found the following on the web its and excerpt from a Rain Man (1988) Movie review, I have no idea who the author was.

A man and his brother walk down the terminal in an airport. They engage in a heated argument over whether they should board an airplane for Los Angeles. The older brother complains about taking an airplane and fears for his life, telling his brother about the crashes that every airline has had. The younger brother becomes annoyed and tells ...

I know my autism message is "just impossible" especially considering how many in autism present. The research and the expert psychologists all know the WAY we don't fit in and once they apply their logic to ours were group home material. Our poor parents do what they are told and we end up in a group home.


Now enter the old working autism people like me that missed the Rain Man Era Autism and politics and see just what it is we figured out- a never in print before thought process that takes place during the lack of eye contact. If that picture thought process was know ,and figured out by the 'experts of psychology' Rain Man type of people and behavior would all just be a stop on the journey of life. Autism Lack of Eye Contact thoughts are just long hand human thought just not entirely figured out yet. When we add 3-4 layers to Temple Grandin's work we come out NORMAL after we complete this Autism Experience. NONE of what we have figured out has been in a psychology book before ,so no amount of peer review will own up to us (they don't have to) . Plus , no legion of 'Experts' in anything will admit to anything that will undermine their expert status. Honestly at the end of the day do they really care if one more Autistic kid is in a group home? The experts think of this as a job security issue for them.

Expert have never seen the joy of a Savant go from Rain Man to the rest of life. Our Anthropology came out so well we can pass (most times) in regular society. Our stark contrast to modern Autism is painfully obvious and the only real difference between us and our autism brothers and sister is the picture thought thinking process we have learned, it is both MR/DD and Einstein and that is as much as a shock as autistic people like me are. No, wonder modern Autism will never invite us to an autism convention or unite our anthropology the build on Temple Grandin's picture thoughts and take them all the way to normal thoughts.  The joy of autism will never be figured out at this rate, Please urge your Autism Leader's to own up to the Pre Rain Man Autism -that kind of works, its the building blocks of the mind all figrued out.

Rich Shull on the blog Pre Rain Man Autism

Eyewitness Accounts Debunked

    2009, (A few years too early), PICTURE THOUGHTS explain the so called eyewitness accounts.

Someday if man is lucky and he discovers the building block thoughts that make his mind work, the once sure tried and true "Eyewitness Account" will be ranked among the 'here- say' evidence. If the Autism Theory holds water and proves itself via our long hand step by step picture thought system (autism) being explained in this blog, mans mind will be proven to be too haphazardly put  together to be trusted, in actual accounts of things.

Man's mind operates on picture thoughts. These picture thoughts run below the surface of his mind like a silent IBM 360 computer (1960's innovation) and he reads into his mind actual pictures from his physical vision -experience. Then there are the thought pictures man's mind makes /as actual memories are remastered and turned into new thoughts.(this would be thinking in pictures)  Over all there are 1000's upon 1000's of picture thoughts on tap and the brain just picks and chooses the ones it needs to view at the current time. Once those thoughts are chosen they are translated to words and 'put back on the shelf'. The trouble is man often controls his life including those picture thoughts we think with ; with emotions. Emotions are the lightening rod of sanity and insanity and the short cut for real logic. When emotion controls our picture thought we use to view and relate to the world our eyewitness accounts they might very well be flawed one way or the other.

Example if Mary Jo a store clerk is occasionally short 5 lbs in her cash drawer and a covert operation is instituted to catch her, here is might what happen. A camera is installed above her cash register. Her friend Sue is employed to watch, as her enemy Martha. Finally the event happens Mary Jo drops money while counting it and bends over to pick it up. It looks like on Camera she pocketed that money. She is 5 lbs short that day. Marta the enemy seen the event and swears as she recalls she picked up the money... If science could hook a monitor to Martha's brain and see the picture thoughts she used to relate that, it would be accurate. Friend Sue seen the same event and can't say she did pick up the money. If science could tap Sue's brain she to would be telling the truth as well. The camera missed it as well it was in the wrong place to get the shot need to prove she nicked the note. She is fired and upon changing the till its discovered the all the missing money fell out into the back of the drawer, Mary Jo never stole a thing.

Man's mind operates on picture thoughts they run below the surface all the time except when we dream or daydream , image stream or  he is caught off guard and we as humans are forced to say I can picture "It" but can't put a name to "It". Those exposed picture thoughts play in our minds eye all the time. In reality those are just a glimpse of the 1000's that compile , form and are translated into new thoughts and words. Man's mind is a BIG slide show! Autistically not starting on the same level as the normal population I had to learn the nitty gritty picture thoughts that allows man to talk, function and think. Normal people usually just have that ability built in and they are fine starting life with the ABC's and the 123's. However it is the sub level longhand thought we learned autisitcally that gives this idea of primitive picture thought merit.  Long hand thoughts that we learned also explain the great thinkers of the ages as we learned to use every possible version of our thoughts. Sadly normal man's thoughts have evolved too quick and become a series of too many short cuts and the quality of his thought has been lost forever.  If my dream Autism School is ever established not only can we teach autism we can actually teach Einstein as well it is in the power of every human to be Einstein but the rigerous thoughts required to figure it out  have never even been in a text book yet.   Rich Shull on the Blog Pre Rain Man Autism

Wickopedia - Added highlights

From Wickopedia

Repetitive behavior
Missing Picture
A young boy with autism, and the precise line of toys he made Autistic individuals display many forms of repetitive or restricted behavior, which the Repetitive Behavior Scale-Revised (RBS-R)[31] categorizes as follows.

IF we knew all of our sub level picture thoughts this behavior would 'go away'

Stereotypy is repetitive movement, such as hand flapping, making sounds, head rolling, or body rocking.

A lot of this is related to our pain tolerance and we only feel extremes of our body. A simple movement is not registered but extreme fact movements 'register'. We often wonder how our hand arm got there? eventually we figure out this in our own way.


Compulsive behavior is intended and appears to follow rules, such as arranging objects in a stacks or lines.

This all quite normal and expected and although it presents as "trouble" it fits right in as people happazrdly learn their picture thoughts. If Science or psychology or autism experts knew what we were doing they would see where this fit into our picture thought scheme and how this is just the visual part of picture thought traditional can see. Again this a great healthy sign of working autism.



Sameness is resistance to change; for example, insisting that the furniture not be moved or refusing to be interrupted.
Ritualistic behavior involves an unvarying pattern of daily activities, such as an unchanging menu or a dressing ritual. This is closely associated with sameness and an independent validation has suggested combining the two factors.[31]

Once we learn the picture thought that controls this and move on a few steps in the sub level lack of eye contact picture thoughts we become very flexible and 'normal' Projection thoughts go a few miles in this goal and they are a few steps above Temple Grandin's work.




Restricted behavior is limited in focus, interest, or activity, such as preoccupation with a single television program, toy, or game.

This Normal healthy autism and a great sign the splinter skills and obsessions in the autistic learning hall-way are intact and working. The learning hall way is the one or two honest connection autistic people have to the real world. If autism allowed its people to live and learn with the splinter skills it would be rewarded with normal functioning people. the lost anthropology of older autistics pre rain man did just this. We figured out the building blocks of the mind aka autism.

Self-injury includes movements that injure or can injure the person, such as eye poking, skin picking, hand biting, and head banging.[3] A 2007 study reported that self-injury at some point affected about 30% of children with ASD.[24]
No single repetitive behavior seems to be specific to autism, but only autism appears to have an elevated pattern of occurrence and severity of these behaviors.[32]

Again Our Pain tolerance might have a key to this. It seem like our bodies would be Jello we don't feel the insides like traditional people do. Some less able Autistic people are probably trying to 'feel' something in their bodies. PERHAPS they have an injury or an illness and feel a (new for them) twinge of something hurting and it is a shock to their system. When we feel something it is like you feeling a mosquito bite on your arm but in our case its inside our body. For the record on the 1-10 pain scale we feel 1 -8,9,10 and nothing else. Think of all the medical science that is missed with this discovery.

Googling Autism Scott Bellini PH.D

With all due respect to Scott Bellini PH.D and many others in research (autism research) what do that know about autism? They could be dynamite all researchers could be IF they knew what we knew the sub level lack of eye contact thoughts that connect us to real life from our autism backgrounds. Autism thought is the building block thoughts of the human mind and the longhand version of human thought. That means the short hand thoughts you know as normal thoughts ,are a few steps above what most autistic people function with. THAT means the quest to add the next 1000 chapters to psychology and figuring out autism again (yes again) are nearly impossible. Until the researcher thinks or even knows the sub level thoughts that make man's mind work their work is absolutely worthless. Of course If, they are earning a living by it or perhaps a participant in the publish or parish peer review games of science then they are all on the right track. Gosh! Just look at the Autism numbers since Rain Man -Revert to the older stricter autism standards and you might see no real stunning change in Autism just the designer autism cases.

Despite our anthropology and our Blueprints all figured out it is passe' to even entertain the idea of interviewing the very successful autism people that time forgot- humor see what you get when come up from the bottom of the gene pool a day late and a dollar short?
Rich Shull on the Blog Pre Rain Man Autism.



From the web Googling Autism

Scott Bellini, Ph.D., is the Assistant Director of the Indiana Resource Center
for Autism
(IRCA) and an Assistant Professor of School Psychology at Indiana University,
Bloomington.
He is also the director of the newly formed Social Skills Research Center
(SSRC), a
university based center specializing in developing and empirically examining the
outcomes
of social skills interventions for youth with ASD. He is a licensed
psychologist in the state of
Indiana and an endorsed Health Services Provider in Psychology.

Dr. Bellini is conducting research on professional development outcomes for
educators,
anxiety disorders, and social skills interventions, including video modeling for
children and
adolescents with ASD. He has published numerous research manuscripts and has
provided consultation and training to families and professionals in over 25
states on the
topic of social skills programming for students with autism spectrum disorders.
He is the
author of the book, Building Social Relationships, which was named the 2007
Literary
Work of the Year by the Autism Society of America.
Building Social Relationships: A Systematic Approach to
Teaching Social Interaction Skills to Children and Adolescents
with Autism Spectrum Disorders and Other Social Difficulties

By Scott Bellini, Ph.D.
Website designed by Spectrum Training Systems, Inc.

On Line Comment

The Following is a comment I made To an ONLINE fourm from the AOL front page on a interactive article, about Diet and Autism etc.




7-31-2009 @ 1:30PM

Rich Shull said...Too bad Autism became the designer autism we know so well today. All figured out it is Both MR/DD and Einstein and yes even social thoughts. The thought system we learned takes place during the lack of eye contact and has never been in a text book before. It could add a 1000 chapters to the psychology books.It is the building blocks of the mind.

Sadly the impass to why autism is a 'puzzle' is the normal thoughts experts and researchers use are shorthand autism thoughts so all the autism research in the world is starting from the wrong end of things to discover what a group of high functioning autisitcs like me have figured out. We all build on the work of Temple Grandin and Autism will not admit to her real work ,as they don't 'understand it'. Those of us they shun do way to much of a normal life to be admitted to and most of us are old enough to have missed Rain Man's Curse.

ALSO lost in new age autism was the study of our keen senses AND OUR PAIN TOLEARNCE ,Yes we miss 2-7 on the pain scale and only feel 8-9-10. Tell me, that don't confuse modern medicne? Look at our X-rays and see for your self we miss all the fun and even walk on broken bones! Personally I'm glad Autism Forgot that bit of information or we would be in Drug company Torture Chambers undergoing mid evil 'research' as they try to copy our pain tolerance in a pill.

Rich Shull Inventor of the Turing Motor a Green triple hybrid motor, host of the web blog Pre Rain Man Autism.

This Motor was named for Aspie Father of the Computer Alan Turing (1912-1954) from the Golden Age of Autism when it still worked.

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27-31-2009 @ 2:17PM

Jennifer said...God Bless you Rich.

Aspies and the need for salt- chewing in young persons

Autism,let it be known and autistics in general NEED more salt than most people do. The entire anthropology of us that modern autism still will not own up to, those of us doing a real life report the need for extra salt. Ever since childhood and now even as adults we often find our selves craving salt. Most of the time it is not after exercise. It presents just as general need for salt. Many of us go directly to the salt shaker and in my case I use Garlic Salt for a bit of flavor. I just put a bit on my hand and lick it off. Some of us surmise that modern autistic is often chewing on things trying for the salt 'value'.

I can only guess nutrition experts are in an uproar with people going to the salt shaker many times a day. I only guess Autism Experts that should more than anyone know of our salt complex are the ones that are going to scream hogwash the loudest. Of course they don't have a clue to our old working autism and picture thoughts or our keen senses . None have walked in mile in our shoes or have bothered to interview us or learn what we have learned- I guess that is price man pays for placing his trust in experts. (Look at the stock markets) Perhaps the experts you need to trust are the ones that have been there and done that. Ironically we are last ones that will ever be admitted to in autism circle we were purposely forgotten to start with. Rich Shull on the blog Pre Rain Man Autism

All in a Bark -Autism Thoughts in infancy

All in a Bark -autism thoughts in infancy
From the Web a Story on Babies relating to dog barks. (Temple and Cattle?)


Why of course, if research of any type knew the building blocks of the mind like we do this new news ,new idea mentioned in the attached article would not only loose its speculative aspect ,it would prove itself as well. Autism thoughts are the base for all human thought and what these babies are displaying are nothing more than the roots of the baseline human thoughts. As humans we use much more of our primitive senses than we allow ourselves to think about. Once we start to learn a few things like normal thoughts we loose track of the sub level thoughts and keen sense that make us do so well. Normal thought probably via an evolution process is now reduced to short simple sound bites (lack of better words) and the really deep thoughts that form our minds mind fit in perfectly with the article.

There are as I say a 1000 more chapter to psychology to be written and they never will be discovered by the people doing the research as they need to dig deep into the mind and reach down the evolutionary ladder- then the knowledge they seek will be obvious just like we have discovered on our own. The people ,like me that have connected autism to Einstein can tell you,like the giants before us from the famous Einstein to Di Vinci to Turing and many others there is nothing we can do, as the thought we discovered has never been discovered before so the best we can hope for is our good ideas will be used. The more normal thinkers you add together the lower the IQ and common sense factor is for everyone. Life and the mind have been figured out for centuries now but the mass ignorance factor is more to overcome than breaking and addiction. Thankfully some of our good ideas break through, like the Computer it was autistic invention.

FROM THE WEB GOOGLING AUTISM

By Randy Dotinga
HealthDay Reporter by Randy Dotinga
healthday Reporter – Fri Jul 24, 7:03 pm ET
FRIDAY, July 24 (HealthDay News) -- What's in a bark? A new study suggests that 6-month-old babies know the answer.

Researchers found that most infants who were tested could figure out that an aggressive bark goes with an angry-looking dog. They also seemed to know that friendly-looking pooches voice their feelings in a different way.


The babies managed to do this even though they weren't very familiar with dogs.


It's not clear whether the babies actually know that a dog baring its teeth is a sign of trouble, but they're showing a level of sophistication regarding how dogs reveal their emotions, said study author Ross Flom, an associate professor of psychology and neuroscience at Brigham Young University in Provo, Utah.


"We think babies have a broad-based set of abilities and skills when they enter the world," he said. "And those become broadened and honed based on the individual experiences in their lives."


Flom spends his time studying how babies perceive emotions, and previously found that they can tell the difference between upbeat and gloomy music.


In the new study, Flom and his colleagues recruited 128 infants and toddlers, almost all of whom were white. All of the participants had little or no exposure to dogs during their brief lives.


The researchers showed the babies video stills of aggressive and non-aggressive dogs, and watched what they did when they heard sounds of barking.


The study results appear in the July issue of Developmental Psychology.


The researchers believe that they can glean whether a baby is making a connection between two things by monitoring how long they look at a picture. In this case, 6-month-old babies were more likely to look longer at the picture of a canine expression that matched the bark.


Only about 15 percent of the babies spent more time looking at the wrong dog picture or looked equally at both, Flom said.


Older babies -- at 12, 18 and 24 months -- were likely to look at the correct dog, but for just a flicker of time, Flom said, and then look around the room or equally between the video stills.


While some have interpreted this to mean they can't distinguish the correct picture, Flom said it's actually a sign that "the task is almost too easy for them."


The study didn't examine what the babies actually perceived about the barks and the canine expressions. No one knows if they're aware that a normal-looking dog is a better prospect for playtime than one that looks -- and sounds -- like it wants to take a bite out of the nearest leg.


Still, it's "remarkable" that babies that aren't exposed to dogs can figure out how to link their barks to their faces, Flom said. That means they can connect audio and visual cues, he said.


As for the future, researchers are exploring how humans relate to dogs, which have a long history of interacting with people, and wolves, which don't.


Over time, Flom said, dogs and humans have learned how to communicate with each other.


And, of course, each gets what they want from the other, whether it be the newspaper or a long back scratch.

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Matthew Goodwin -Google Popular Autism

Googling Autism's Matthew Goodwin

This Begs the Question? does Matthew Goodwin ,the late Dr Rimland and a host of other listed and approved autism professionals know enough about autism to be more than dangerous? Please hear me out, I was once hailed as the next Temple Grandin,who wrote Thinking in Pictures. My Self and many more older (mostly) autism people BUILD on her work and add many different layers to picture thoughts. ALL figured out they yield normal thoughts ,social thoughts like Matt Goodwin is pushing and even Einstein ones. NONE OF THIS has been in a text book before and it will not be as the Normal Thought your using to "research us" is shorthand. It is shorthand autism thoughts. Unless you know the longhand lack of eye contact thoughts (and what we need to do while our eyes are OFF) even the most sincere professional with the biggest heart misses the entire point of autism.

Autism is simply the building blocks of the mind and our lack of eye contact is simply a signal were thinking (or should be) in pictures in a sub level thought system that needs learned. Once learned it yields normal shorthand normal thoughts. It is both mr/dd and Einstein all in the same package. AUTISM professionals Please wake and listen to your working past- no one dies of embarrassment and Dr Rimland has passed on so we can counter his 'authority' and pick up where Rain Man the movie sidetracked the nearly figured out , now purposely forgotten Autism. We know all to well today, the fallen and I get up autism but it was once little professors ,genius and odd kids in two grades at once. It even gave the world the computer via our own Alan Turing 1912-1954 He was Autistic complete with the pain tolerance and two grade genius thing going on and father of the computer. He was typical autism like we all were before Rimland reinvented the wheel leaving out some spokes he never understood -or ('gasp') left out on purpose so designer Autism could thrive like it does today.


This is
From the Web, A Google Search on 'Matthew Goodwin', Many people find their way to my blog (this blog) via the listing as I'm in there too. Funny Page upon page of listing for Mr Goodwin, and like all Autism Professionals he is lacking the very core knowledge he seeks to do what we have done -figure out autism. If we ever solve the biggest problem of mankind ,man not listening autism could be solved again just like it was before it went to designer autism with 1/2 the facts. So much for progress?

The listings, from Google follow
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You have to dig deep and think for your self when researching anything - autism included. The more 'popular' and peer approved a person might be the less they might know. Rich Shull on the blog Pre Rain Man Autism.