tl;dr Private equity now has a direct financial incentive to diagnose children with autism. I wonder what would happen if they pushed to change the definition of autism to conform to their profit motive? Or if they knew about a secret way to poison children or parents such that their children develop autism? Now they're coming after autists:https://www.brown.edu/news/2026-01-07/private-equity-autism-centers>The findings were published in JAMA Pediatrics and offer one of the first national assessments of private equity’s growing role in autism therapies and services. Autism diagnoses among U.S. children have risen sharply in recent years, nearly tripling between 2011 and 2022, and autism has been in the national spotlight amid political debate claiming links between autism and childhood vaccines.> “We're also dealing with children who are largely insured by Medicaid programs, so if private equity increases the intensity of care, what we're looking at are impacts to state Medicaid budgets down the road.”>This study received funding from the National Institute on Aging (R01AG073286) and the National Institute on Mental Health (R01MH132128).
>>525797957based on similar logic, would you agree that for-profit prisons are a bad thing for a society?
>>525798128Are you insinuating that there's a false dilemma here?
>>525797957it's an importnat topic - keep making this thread even if people don't respond at first (most burgers are asleep right now)
>>525798189not at allthe vested interest in gaining from intentionally worsening society made me think of for-profit prisonsdidn't mean to derail your thread
>>525797957They turned a personality into an illness.
>>525798247Carry on leafbro
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>giberment forces you to be retarded to pay themselvesfell for it again
>>525797957Americans are so brainwashed by (((wallstreet investments))) that private equity has so much money that they don't even know what to do with it. Tax scams are the only profitable business models in 2026 and private equity is willing to buy up anything that makes even a 0.5% rate of return.
