“You have 15 minutes to address the whole world live (on television or radio — choose your format). What would you say?” -The Daily Post
I’d talk about HIV, AIDS, prevention, and how it works. Since I have been doing extensive research on HIV for the past few days, it’s the one issue I’d be comfortable discussing in front of everyone. I’m not a bio major by any means so I don’t understand something and maybe someone can help explain this to me: how do cells not recognize that DNA has been altered once HIV adds its own genetic coding? Wouldn’t the genetic material suddenly be a different size than normal? Why can’t the cell pick up on this alteration and terminate itself?
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Let’s all try peace and compassion tempered with patience, tolerance and understanding for all of 2014 and see if we end the year better than when we began.
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a very good topic to talk about.