When 1 in 88 is really 1 in 29

[Mirzam]

http://vaxtruth.org/2012/04/when-1-in-88-is-really-1-in-29/

Estimated rates of autism among U.S. children in 2012:

• 7 year olds – 1 in 48
• 6 year olds – 1 in 42
• 5 year olds – 1 in 37
• 4 year olds – 1 in 33
• 3 year olds – 1 in 29

Extrapolating out for the next ten years at the same 13% yearly increase, the predicted rate of autism among 3 year-olds…

• 2013 = 1 in 26
• 2014 = 1 in 23
• 2015 = 1 in 20
• 2016 = 1 in 18
• 2017 = 1 in 16
• 2018 = 1 in 14
• 2019 = 1 in 12
• 2020 = 1 in 11
• 2021 = 1 in 10
• 2022 = 1 in 9

Sobering.  Isn’t it?

[Caracol8]

  

[prosciencemum]

The maths in that article is very "inventive" (which is me trying to be polite when I point out it's nonesense).

You can't extrapolate figures like that. You can't take a percentage increase over 6 years, divide it by 6 to get an annual increase and then use it to extrapolate 10 years into the future.  

[Louisw]

Originally Posted by Mirzam 

http://vaxtruth.org/2012/04/when-1-in-88-is-really-1-in-29/

• 2021 = 1 in 10
• 2022 = 1 in 9

Sobering.  Isn’t it?

If there is any "good news" in this engineered tragedy it may be this.

"As the children go to sleep the parents wake up."