65% of those autism are left handed.

This statement is false on multiple counts. First, the grammar is incorrect ('those autism' instead of 'those with autism'). More importantly, research shows that while there is a slightly higher rate of left-handedness in individuals with autism compared to the general population (where about 10% are left-handed), studies suggest rates around 20-30%, not 65%. The 65% figure is grossly exaggerated.