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Why, because sex is "unnatural"? More people would use condoms of the Catholic church didn't teach that it was wrong. Not really. Just like the Illiad is considered a historical document. Interesting, but not wholly true. Because modern prophylactics render no-sex-before-marriage...

And what's wrong with that? Sex is great. You should try it sometime!

Hahahah jesus, are all you men insecure or what?

That's a really good analogy, actually.

You haven't dug up information; you've dug up rhetoric, without providing your source.

Source? And hmm, yes, those don't sound biased at all! :rolleyes: If it looks like a duck, walks like a duck, and quacks like a duck..

Citation please. And I think you'll find that that's probably due to a correlation between "white" influence on general health services in those countries with a history of ties with "white" countries and Catholic missionaries. Regardless, straw man argument, anyone? Not really, it's science.

- abstinence and monogamous relationships are not foolproof, as infections can be passed between the married partners and then to their children through childbirth - not every Christian in Africa is of the Catholic persuasion, but a lot of the "ruling class" are, and as such: - Catholic...

That is decidedly not the case.

I think Tatecress's avatar is ironic. Human beings as our own Gods? What are the "implications" of that, if any?

It's a massive (though not only) factor, yes.

Um, what?

Hasn't Israel's health minister or whatever officially called it "Mexican Virus" to avoid offence to the afflicted in Israel? Unintentional racism is always hilarious.

Hahahaha horoscopes.

I hate hate hate passionfruit. The flavour is so intensely sweet that it triggers my gagging reflex. Hard to enjoy any food that does that.

Iunno it's pissing me off too. Rafy may know more.

It is on the intarwebs :o

You didn't listen to what I said. We have synthesised vaccines only for a very few strains of human H1N1 (let alone swine H1N1), and while it's possible that they may provide a boost in immunity to it, I (as an opinion) don't think that's very likely.

Yes, but it only protects against particular strains of H1N1. Swine H1N1 isn't synthesised for a vaccine yet.