Defending the values of science and good scientists in the paradigm wars of HIV/AIDS, cancer, evolution, global warming, nutrition, religious belief and any other disputes over new and different ideas in science, health and politics against subjectivity and self-interest, we mine truths buried in the journal literature and commonly overlooked by the media, and review novel claims without prejudice against modern Galileos, courageous whistleblowers, distinguished mavericks, past or future Nobelists, or any other publicly damned heretics, that is, informed and independent minds (such as the noted scientists Peter Duesberg, James Watson and Kary Mullis) who may question scripture.
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A clash of doctrines is not a disaster but an opportunity. - Alfred North Whitehead.
A SG question for President-elect Obama at his change.gov site, which can be voted on by finding this page and typing "cause of AIDS" into the search slot; it is currently the third listing. Voting tabs are on the right:
“The cause of AIDS has been seriously disputed for 21 years in scientific journals by reputable scientists answered by HIV researchers only with politics (see scienceguardian.com). Will you order objective review to establish proper AIDS policy?”
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All well and good, but what’s the basis for the reference in the 3rd paragraph to “the 98,000 retroviruses that inhabit the human body”? Perhaps what’s meant are subconstituents, such as the number of nucleotides in the genetic sequences for viruses. According to the retrovirologist Peter Duesberg in Inventing the AIDS Virus (p. 527), “there are between 100 and 150 chronically latent retroviruses in the human germ line.”
August 11th, 2005 at 12:19 pm
All well and good, but what’s the basis for the reference in the 3rd paragraph to “the 98,000 retroviruses that inhabit the human body”? Perhaps what’s meant are subconstituents, such as the number of nucleotides in the genetic sequences for viruses. According to the retrovirologist Peter Duesberg in Inventing the AIDS Virus (p. 527), “there are between 100 and 150 chronically latent retroviruses in the human germ line.”