Any Connection Between Eye Colour And Autism?

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I thought I would ask just to cover all possible questions.

I thought I would ask anyway just incase.

Zippo

Zippo means none.

There’s no connection between eye color and autism.

My eyes are blue. My childhood friend with severe autism had brown eyes.

Ah. New term for me.

It’s probably an exclusively working-class Yankee term

^ I used the term “zippo” and “nadda” when growing up in Aus and still use it on occasion ... along with “crikey!” and “stone the crows!”

Blue eyes here, though no correlation at all with autism...

Nada.

I stand corrected

What is nadda or nada?

Same as zilch.

This is a curiosity to me. Abnormally high tendency to blue eyes in this thread add being left handed ,
It would just a curiosity to me what other commonalities that could be easily identified ,
Just as a curiosity ..? Just for the fun of it.

How many were forced by upbringing to become right handed ?
That being said if one was pressured into right handedness would the opposite eye still be the dominant eye.

Test for that is a simple one . Holding your hand as a Okay sign . At arms length in front of you ,Focusing at a point in the room with both eyes open, and closing one eye at a time see which one , is still looking straight through your O of your okay sign at the point , you focused both eyes on before , you closed each eye That would be the dominant eye

Nada is Spanish for nothing, “Zilch “ is one my generation used for nothing. Or Zero , kinda like zed. In English.
But not necessarily numerical .