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>> Changes in … > Those two sentences contradict each other! Id say that it’s a non sequitur; the first part of the sentence before the semicolon states somet
by bogeholm 3y ago
>> Changes in …
> Those two sentences contradict each other!
Id say that it’s a non sequitur; the first part of the sentence before the semicolon states something completely different than what follows, so the ‘impacts’ can’t be ‘added’ - they don’t have the same units.
- danShumway 3y agoFair point; it's not that changing diagnostics mean that there can't be environmental/dietary changes contributing to increased autism cases, it's that the article just entirely skips over that part. It describes an outcome, describes a potential cause that could explain that outcome and then says, "and obviously also diets too."