Keej123,
That is not our disagreement.
The disagreement is what we are trying to find out. This was not about genetic vs non genetic autism.
If that were the case what you write can be taken into considerationt.
This is specifically if MMR is a cause or not, everything else you deduce is secondary and not the objective of the study.
The study clearly and strongly demonstrated that there is no link. From a statistical standpoint its a very strong study.
While it did show a significant increase of those that were predisposed to a genetic risk of developing autism regardless of vaccination status, this was not the subject of the study.
However, this observation is in line with other studies that show a significant increase of autisim when there is a genetic factor.