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Texano78704

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12. Corrected, yes

Reply to DanTex (Reply #11)

Tue Mar 18, 2014, 01:55 PM

Mar 2014

The Forbes article points out that the study does not take into account genetic factors, as well as some other weaknesses.

I'm not sure what the issue is with needing to "shake the corporate front feeling." Is it not possible that you might share the same opinion or position?

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Does being rich in Los Angeles cause autism ... [View all] Texano78704 Mar 2014 OP

After perusing a couple of articles there... ret5hd Mar 2014 #1

You appear to be correct. Nine Mar 2014 #4

No, but it sure seems to cause some form of brain damage. Nuclear Unicorn Mar 2014 #2

Everything causes autism chrisa Mar 2014 #3

why post from a KT2000 Mar 2014 #5

I don't ridicule Texano78704 Mar 2014 #8

your source KT2000 Mar 2014 #13

So far, only ad hominems Texano78704 Mar 2014 #6

That's a perfect characterization of the blog link you posted. DanTex Mar 2014 #7

I wouldn't characterize Texano78704 Mar 2014 #10

Well, now you've changed the link in the OP. DanTex Mar 2014 #11

Corrected, yes Texano78704 Mar 2014 #12

"Corrected" = changed. The link before was working. It just pointed to a more transparent DanTex Mar 2014 #14

Fair enough Texano78704 Mar 2014 #15

Does that mean I'll get rich if I move to L.A.? KamaAina Mar 2014 #9