Aids Epidemic Conspiracy Theory
AIDS : should i say it was a natural epidemic or man-made?
I have this paper I have to do for a human sexuality class on AIDS. The presentation is pretty much summarized from whatever i write in the paper. My question is, should i just simply state that the origins of AIDS were undiscovered in nature or that they were created ? I'm asking because I can't decide if i want to say it was created, without sounding like some conspiracy theory crack pot. any suggestions ?
You can make a a case for both sides and that would make a more interesting paper, I think, presenting both sides; the case where nature played the strong role in the epidemic and the case where man played the strong role in the case of the epidemic, or the failure to prevent it, as the case may be.
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