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  by DM Zwack

  Created on: November 18, 2007

  Or course the AIDS virus COULD be viewed as a natural way to stabilize population growth, but only if

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  by Elaine Arthur

  Created on: November 20, 2007

  Overpopulation? The scourge of the modern age. As a person who came of age in the 1970s, I can look

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  by Rick Badman

  Created on: August 29, 2009   Last Updated: August 31, 2009

  The AIDS virus is no more a way to stabilize the population than the Spanish Influenza was. Even the

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  by Barry Girolamo

  Created on: August 18, 2010

  Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome (AIDS) is caused by the Human Immunodeficiency Virus (HIV). Genetic

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  by Rob O'Hannon

  Created on: November 19, 2007

  I've read some arguments that the AIDs virus can be viewed as a natural way to stabilize population

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  by Victor Strange

  Created on: October 26, 2008   Last Updated: March 01, 2009

  First of all is AIDS of a natural origin? I will say absolutely not! I believe AIDS is a synthetic disease

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  by Devon Mongeon

  Created on: April 18, 2010

  When speaking about HIV, or indeed any virus, it's first necessary to establish that virus cultures

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  by G E Barr

  Created on: December 22, 2008

  PERSPECTIVE

  In a rational, scientific, historical sense, yes, the AIDs virus could be viewed as a natural

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  by Patrick Sills

  Created on: July 23, 2008

  There is no question that pestilence plays a major role in population growth; or the lack thereof. In

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  by Mac a'Bhaird

  Created on: February 02, 2009

  I hesitate to start writing on this subject because the title in itself is so ludicrous, I doubt if

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  by Krystal Nguyen

  Created on: June 07, 2009   Last Updated: June 13, 2009

  The fact that the majority of the AIDS population lives in Sub-Saharan Africa would let you know what

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  by Roberto Alvarez-Galloso

  Created on: November 19, 2007

  There are people who now propose that the AIDS Virus can be used to stabilize the population and its

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  by Raymond Alexander Kukkee

  Created on: November 19, 2007

  Could the AIDs virus be viewed as a natural way to stabilize population growth?

  In world populations

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  by Jane Gilgun

  Created on: April 03, 2008

  That AIDS is a way to stabilize populations is an idea that should go the way of what we flush down

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  by Marie Devine

  Created on: March 31, 2008

  It would be a sad comment on humanity to view the AIDS virus as a natural way to stabilize population

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  by Barbara Griffin

  Created on: May 20, 2008

  AIDS is a sexually transmitted disease spread by those who have unnatural
  desires, lack proper hygiene,

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  by Paulette Redemske

  Created on: November 19, 2007

  To consider that the AIDS virus should even be thought of as a natural selection to cull the population

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  by Berlin Asong

  Created on: November 23, 2007

  Acquired Immuno-Deficiency Syndrome (AIDS) virus discovered in 1983 has since claimed, by the WHO estimate,

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  by Micah Olson

  Created on: November 20, 2007

  Aids is a disastrous and terrible disease that should not be wished upon anyone. If we viewed it as

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  by W Thomas Payne

  Created on: November 20, 2007   Last Updated: December 16, 2007

  A caveat on this submission: The following essay is strictly from the perspective of a biologist's point