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The media has brought into, bought into this industry,

Gannard, this mythology, that we're just seeing more autism because we're noticing it more,

we're better at recognizing it, or there's been changing diagnostic criteria.

There is study after study in the scientific literature going back decades that says that's not true.

In fact, California legislature in 2013 asked the Mind Institute of UC Davis to look exactly of that topic.

They said, is it real or are we just noticing it more?

And the Mind Institute came back and said, absolutely, this is a real epidemic.

This is something we've never seen before.

Yeah, it occurs to me something I was saying the other day about this.

Two researchers I know who work at the Mind Institute that he was quoting right there were people,

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