HIV/AIDS is still a problem in Africa today (allegedly). There are definitely well developed parts in Africa right now. I haven't checked the statistics, but I bet that the malnourished people are overrepresented.

Fair point though

Well, yes that makes sense if HIV actually weakens the immune system, but I don't think it reflects reality. In almost all cases of AIDS there is another plausible reason fortohe disease. Easy example is Africa: there are people dying (indirectly) of malnourishment, and there are people dying (indirectly) of AIDS. Symptoms are the same, the only difference is the presence of HIV

The symptoms are different for different demographics: in Africa it resembles mostly the effects of malnourishment, in the western gay community in the eighties it mostly resembled the effects of a specific party drug use, etc. And, again, the relation between HIV and AIDS, is one required by definition.

Btw, the renowned Dr Fauci also has an interesting role in the coming into existence of the discovering of AIDS

My claim is that HIV does not cause AIDS. However, in 100% of AIDS cases HIV is found in the affected individuals, because for it to be called AIDS HIV has to be detected, by definition. All different forms in the spectrum of AIDS would be diagnosed as pneumonia, cancer, etc if HIV would not be found, but the symptoms would be exactly the same

Agreed. Neither from HIV. Malnutrition is the cause for a weakened immune system, so would HIV/AIDS be (alledgedly), making one more vulnerable to any disease. If HIV/AIDS is the real culprit, you would not expect malnourished people to be overrepresented within the deceased due to HIV/AIDS, but rather to find the same ratio of well fed to malnourished Africans as in the general population.

Sure, but then one would expect the symptoms to be heterogeneous within different demographics, and not, for example, all the gays from the 1980s to all get Karposi sacoma.

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How would you explain the homogenous symptoms in different demographic groups that can vary wildly per group?

Only 78 countries? I would have assumed it was more.

What an incoherent, unclear, handwavy semantic play on words and definitions. Above all, what are the presumed implications?

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The earth is approximately spherically shaped. That is super easy to deduct. What shape do you think it is, and why?

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