Month: March 2021

Experimental Gene Therapies – Tuesday 30th March 2021 When I was working out genetics in relation to Rett Syndrome, the common belief in the field at that time was that most or many disease causing mutations were random. In working out the cause of the mutation in Rett I discovered that at least for some,… Read More →

Autism and Genetics – Thursday 25th March 2021 An article regarding Autism caught my eye as I was scrolling through earlier today and I read a portion of it and had to attend to something. I intended to read it through, but I couldn’t find it again, so I am also unable to note the… Read More →

The Possible Origins of Racism – Monday 22nd March 2021 I have long suspected that racism is a thing that we incorrectly translated from our very early times. And over time, became something that wasn’t meant to be. All creatures have in their make-ups the instinct to not be with creatures that differ from themselves…. Read More →

Going Through Doorways and Prompting Forgetfulness Sunday 14th March 2021. An interesting subject, another contributing factor is the movement itself to go to the kitchen. It’s your memory system walking you there and you are making sure there isn’t anything underfoot to stand or trip on etc. Could be children and or pets about. It… Read More →

Evolution Drives Autism and Other Conditions to Occur More Frequently in Boys. Friday 5th March 2021 Actually, that isn’t quite correct. These conditions occur equally but they don’t present the same. For example Rett Syndrome is generally only seen in girls, my son has a Rett Syndrome because it passed to him from me. When… Read More →