Evolutionary it makes sense that HIV would become less deadly, since it would increase the spread of the disease.
It'll probably end up becoming like SIV or Simian AIDS.
Reddit's HIV Agenda
Charles Price
Juan Brooks
There was a screenshot floating around 4chan a few months ago talking about a plot to infect Europe with aids to get them dependent on the drugs, does anybody have it?
Logan Martin
It's the niggers's fault for humping the monkey and created SIV which gave the birth to HIV. I wonder if they are the cause that stagnated the chimps permanently?
Chase King
I need this and the meme with the merchant's son trying to borrow money.
Camden Ross
Strange twitter comment from Rose Hayes, who works at google and sits on the board of the Transgender Law Center: twitter.com
Rose Hayes
@rlyeh
Biopharmaceutical companies unveil a new approach to finding test subjects. Roll up to a tech shuttle stop in SF’s Mission district in a fancy bus and collect a bunch of people with health plans and relaxed notions of user consent.
Christopher Robinson
Listen to how she talks about Gilead, the producers of Truvada:
Gilead is a biopharmaceutical company. They do good work on HIV prevention and treatment.
Balm of Gilead isn't a bad reference if you're Jewish. A Handmaid's Tale was published about the same time as the company was founded. Today, it's not such a great name.
Yes. I should have blurred it. Gilead Sciences was founded in the mid 80s and does antiviral pharmaceuticals. They have done key HIV work.
Nathan Adams
Look who else sits on the board of the Transgender Law Center: Min Matson is a healthcare consultant with Point B, a management consulting firm. He has spent his career dedicated to improving healthcare quality, enhancing access to underserved communities, and connecting quality care to patient outcomes, for providers, payers and pharma clients.
Daniel Smith
Another divorcee: Rose Hayes Rose Hayes, a software engineering director at Google, quickly lost her wife of nearly 23 years when she came out a few years ago. But despite a painful divorce, she says her life is generally much happier. “There’s no comparison,” she says. “There are so few pictures of me smiling from before … and my ability to interact with people, I don’t have this veil in between me and them that used to be there.” Before identifying as transgender, Hayes went through phases of identifying as queer, bisexual and gay. She says that she isn’t a different person now than when she understood herself to be a male, just a more fully realized one. “Yes, my center of gravity moved from that tiny area it was trapped in, but that tiny area is still part of me.”
Matthew Hughes
And by the way if it wasn't clear, it says Gilead on those buses.
David Jenkins
That's meaningless, google has over 80,000 employees. What does he do and how much power does he have?