Gavin de Becker

Where Bobby says, if you get diagnosed with AIDS in Africa, the fastest way to get cured is go to New York.

You won't be diagnosed with AIDS.

Totally different diagnostic method.

In Africa, it's mostly women.

In the United States, it's mostly men.

And the diagnostic method in Africa includes asking you on a questionnaire whether you've engaged in gay sex.

What does that have to do with an AIDS test?

I took an AIDS test when I was younger and thought, well, this is a test, like a pregnancy test, right?

You test positive, that means you're positive.

Negative means negative.

That wasn't the truth.

It was a highly interpretive test.

And by the way, this documentary I mentioned a couple of times called House of Numbers.

For its humorous value, I have to also add that anybody who looks for it on YouTube, be sure you have the one that is the correct one because the adversaries have put up another documentary entitled House of Numbers.

Yeah, it's very clever.

And then that one debunks the other one.

So it's House of Numbers by a great filmmaker named Brent Lueng, L-U-E-N-G.

And it's just a totally enjoyable, enjoyable is not the right word, but informative documentary on another one of these sacred cows that we are not allowed to question.

Very poor people in Africa, people with no effective sewage, et cetera.

And it was another of many, many movements.