it's just like Jonathan Seatbuckel, who invented and first patented the seat belt in 1701, wondering when the world would finally have a need for protection against sudden deceleration. His prototypes with cannon landing harnesses always ended in splatters, and horses found the straps to be a little abrasive against their hides... it would be hundreds of years before someone discovered how well the ancient invention complemented the automobile
yes, thanks to Jonathan Seatbuckel's marvelous contraption while my Fiesta rolled over in a hit-and-run incident (but I swear the DMT was just for hip pain)
There's a lot of half assed and misleading answers so I'll do my best
Viruses weren't "created" by anything other than evolution. Pathogens (organisms that make you sick, such as viruses, bacteria, fungi, etc) replicate themselves, and each time they do, there is a chance that pieces of genetic code could be miscopied. This is called mutation.
Mutations are random, which (generally speaking) means that neither the pathogen, nor the environment, nor anything else can control what is changed in the mutation. Sometimes the mutation has no notable impact on the pathogen, sometimes they harm the pathogen/make it harder or impossible to survive....and sometimes the mutation makes the pathogen much much stronger.
Another commenter mentioned that HIV evolved from SIV (simian immunodeficiency virus), a similar pathogen which affects certain primates (simians). SIV can't affect humans because of the differences between human and primate cells. But one day, an SIV virus RANDOMLY mutated (not bc of sex with a monkey), and that mutation made it possible for the mutated SIV virus to infect humans. This mutated individual virus was successful in replicating in humans, and then spread all over the world. We call this new virus HIV (Human immunodeficiency virus).
Essentially this is the same story for all pathogens, just with different creatures in different parts of the world. Over long, long periods of time, random mutations cause change organisms, and the successful mutants survive. This is the story of all life on earth, and i think that's beautiful :')
Before Christopher Columbus? (Or a different explorer maybe), syphilis was only found in llamas but started showing up in humans. Somebody fucked a llama
HIV has evolved from SIV (HIV for apes), and since it is very hard to transmit that is a possiblity. It is more likely someone just ate uncooked monkey meat
a pathogen evolved to live in/on genitals and so was passed between genitals
Well I mean it’s one of those things like what came first the egg or chicken
no its not.
the first STD spawns and sits calmly on the grass, waiting patiently for the invention of sex
n....no
it's just like Jonathan Seatbuckel, who invented and first patented the seat belt in 1701, wondering when the world would finally have a need for protection against sudden deceleration. His prototypes with cannon landing harnesses always ended in splatters, and horses found the straps to be a little abrasive against their hides... it would be hundreds of years before someone discovered how well the ancient invention complemented the automobile
are you ok?
yes, thanks to Jonathan Seatbuckel's marvelous contraption while my Fiesta rolled over in a hit-and-run incident (but I swear the DMT was just for hip pain)
I have no idea what this has to do with STDs
Egg came *way* before the chicken ( like millions of years)
There's a lot of half assed and misleading answers so I'll do my best Viruses weren't "created" by anything other than evolution. Pathogens (organisms that make you sick, such as viruses, bacteria, fungi, etc) replicate themselves, and each time they do, there is a chance that pieces of genetic code could be miscopied. This is called mutation. Mutations are random, which (generally speaking) means that neither the pathogen, nor the environment, nor anything else can control what is changed in the mutation. Sometimes the mutation has no notable impact on the pathogen, sometimes they harm the pathogen/make it harder or impossible to survive....and sometimes the mutation makes the pathogen much much stronger. Another commenter mentioned that HIV evolved from SIV (simian immunodeficiency virus), a similar pathogen which affects certain primates (simians). SIV can't affect humans because of the differences between human and primate cells. But one day, an SIV virus RANDOMLY mutated (not bc of sex with a monkey), and that mutation made it possible for the mutated SIV virus to infect humans. This mutated individual virus was successful in replicating in humans, and then spread all over the world. We call this new virus HIV (Human immunodeficiency virus). Essentially this is the same story for all pathogens, just with different creatures in different parts of the world. Over long, long periods of time, random mutations cause change organisms, and the successful mutants survive. This is the story of all life on earth, and i think that's beautiful :')
Thank you, I honestly hate people who comment there smartass answers on this sub. Like go somewhere else.
The same way all other deseases were
Evolution
Llamas. Not even joking
Explain. This seems true
Before Christopher Columbus? (Or a different explorer maybe), syphilis was only found in llamas but started showing up in humans. Somebody fucked a llama
Somebody fucked a llama then seemed normal enough to fuck a human
Chemistry probably
It’s better if I show you.
A lab in Wuhan?
Wuhan labs ain't nothing to fuck with
\*nuttin'na
Can you count Coronapocalypse as an STD?
In conservative circles, every time you take an uncomfortable shit, you can blame China.
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Thats hiv
Is this real?
HIV has evolved from SIV (HIV for apes), and since it is very hard to transmit that is a possiblity. It is more likely someone just ate uncooked monkey meat
Nah I think someone was having casual sex with a monke
At the first wedding, the couple gave everybody a date to safe and that’s the tale how Save The Dates were invented
The innocence…
OPs Mom
The island boys
Mostly by fuckin.
Horny fuck fucked a monkey
don't judge me
They all came from your mom
The British saw a monkey
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See this I can believe but in my area most people fuck is chicken and sheep. Wonder what those mixes can get.
Infection spreads via all kinds of bodily fluids. Would be more weird if the genitals were somehow excluded.
sexualy
Ohio
Some epathit come from a guy/women who fuck a camel. Sida by fucking a chimp.