No someone was the original "carrier" of the virus they met up with someone who had the other "carrier" gene that was missing and it became HIV

 

It's unknown, but it's not through a conventional STD...they're two completely different types of viruses. It is thought that monkey's through their different DNA strand and the environment of which they lived in spawned the disease.

It's a similar concept to the airbone bird virus that has been scaring everyone forever. It's airbone so it's not a perfect example, but humans cannot get it unless it's transferred to a human. Same concept...it just doesn't randomly appear.

It could have gotten transferred to humans in a number of ways, most likely through blood contact. Who knows.

 

The current theory is that it originated in a monkey in africa by any number of ways. All it really took was blood-to-blood contact with a monkey, not necessarily monkey sex. :rick: Maybe somebody was going to eat a monkey that had an early form of HIV. He kills one, skins it and in the process cuts himself and gets HIV-infected monkey-blood into his own bloodstream. Or a monkey with an open wound in his mouth bites a human and transfers enough HIV monkey blood into the mans bloodstream to infect. The chances of this happening are very small, but certainly not so low as to be totally discounted. There's lots of monkey-human interaction in Africa... well, at least a lot more than here in the states.

 

You say diseases don't just appear...you are right they don't, but they do mutate. Perfect example is a cold since you never catch the same cold twice but you catch a variant or mutation of the cold virus.

You may be right it may have been transmitted through blood contact since it lives within the blood system and is transmitted through blood products...btw all liquids expelled and created by the body are blood products (just an fyi).

 

No I agree. And there's tons and tons of variants of the HIV/AIDS virus around, it's rapidly mutating and that's why it's uncureable for the most part. You bring up a good point.

My point is, AIDS didn't develop from a conventional STD. Strands of the virus share absolutely no commonalities at all.

And while all liquids expelled are produced through blood involvement, not all of them carry DNA strands.

 

"You know how long it took me to train this monkey to suck my dick...without peeling it?"

Chappelle, FTW

 

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ok to clear it up it started when some lonely doctor made sweet lovr to a chimp in the forrest. there thats how :fawk:

 

its easier to catch hepatitis then hiv. hiv dies pretty quickly outside the body. hepatitis can remain active in dry blood on a surface for days. ie bleach the blood stain on the sidewalk. other stds make it easier to catch hiv because they weaken the immune system. there are now different strains of hiv and the current meds do not work on all of the forms. same for hepatitis so many its hard to keep track of them. there are people that are strictly carriers of hiv and hepatitis strains that never develop the diseases themselves. syhillis can be treated in stage 1 stage 3 no treatment will work. there is a new strain of chlamydia that is becoming a real problem. most people dont know they have this std but the newest version is nasty.