Yeah. Warren Jones and company at Yale University with a ridiculously cool study in which they basically use lights to simulate "biological" vs. "non-biological" motion, show that normal 2 year olds tend to look at the "biological" light movements, and that autistic kids not only show no preference for the biological cues, but actually seem to show some preference for some as-yet-unexplained non-biological motions. I'll bet Warren Jones doesn't think this is because of vaccines.
Thursday, April 2, 2009
nature is awesome.
Yeah. Warren Jones and company at Yale University with a ridiculously cool study in which they basically use lights to simulate "biological" vs. "non-biological" motion, show that normal 2 year olds tend to look at the "biological" light movements, and that autistic kids not only show no preference for the biological cues, but actually seem to show some preference for some as-yet-unexplained non-biological motions. I'll bet Warren Jones doesn't think this is because of vaccines.
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