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Does Peppa Pig Cause Autism?

On October 20 2016 the website Morning News USA published a story that reported a popular children's TV character called Peppa Pig caused kids to develop autism. How? By inspiring them to imitate the cartoon character's disrespectful attitude toward authority. Even more ridiculous was the fact that Harvard researchers had the strange boldness to publish the result of an experiment they conducted in 2012; it stated that watching Peppa Pig was one of the main causes of autism in children. You would think staff at Harvard would have better judgment and more sense not to publish such laughable results.

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