Tuesday, May 6, 2008

Pos or Not?

Can you tell who has HIV, and who doesn't?

Check out this site, and see how good you are at playing the guessing game.




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  1. theszakMay 6, 2008 at 12:37 PM

              > Pos or Not?
              > Can you tell who has HIV, and who doesn't?
              > Check out this site, and
              > see how good you are at
              > playing the guessing game.

    If he tells you his test results do you know for sure?... that he's telling you everything that he knows. If you tell him your test results does he know for sure?... that your're telling everything you know.

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  2. theszakMay 7, 2008 at 6:53 AM

    What reasons are there that people don't agree with
    the strategy?...
    1. _ _ _ _ _
    2. _ _ _ _ _
    3. _ _ _ _ _
    4. _ _ _ _ _
    ...?
    ...

    a. Sexual freedom?
    Do you think there's a greater sexual freedom for
    potential sex partners knowing each others'
    true test results by getting tested TOGETHER
    BEFORE having sex -- for A VARIETY
    of sexually transmitted infections?...
    because ambiguity is reduced.

    b. Reducing ambiguity?
    Does information from testing results reduce any ambiguity
    about all those many years beforehand?...
    whatever window of time an infection is latent.

    c. An experience of sexual freedom?
    Do you think potential sex partners would experience
    a greater sexual freedom knowing each others'
    true test results BEFORE having sex by getting tested
    TOGETHER -- for A VARIETY of STDs?... because
    the strategy reduced ambiguity for them.

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