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I don’t think privacy being broken is a good way to study autism. 

A possible way to fix this is to  just ask folks with autism if they want to take part.

I assume the courts would get involved here.  Also, here’s a good case for records being stored on the blockchain, and having access to your own data. (Versus using this for stupid airdrops…)

I don’t think privacy being broken is a good way to study autism. 

A possible way to fix this is to  just ask folks with autism if they want to take part.

I assume the courts would get involved here.  Also, here’s a good case for records being stored on the blockchain, and having access to your own data. (Versus using this for stupid airdrops…)


https://www.npr.org/2025/04/23/nx-s1-5372695/autism-nih-rfk-medical-records?utm_content=SusanTablet2017/magazine/Trumplandia+&utm_source=flipboard