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...Piot, however, notes that if PrEPs prove effective, they will create a number of thorny ethical issues: How will use of the drug be monitored? Could it become a "party" drug or a Viagra-like crutch that people erroneously believe will provide them with absolute protection? "We'll need a lot of behavioral research, which I think should be initiated as soon as possible," he says. "Particularly when it looks like PrEP will become a reality." Resistance is a key issue with PrEP as well, and if effective PrEP drugs are used widely, the problem of resistant HIV expands exponentially...
...Finally, the “popular” girls she befriends literally call themselves the “Haute Bitchez”— and at one point, they talk about fucking a guy so hard on Prom Night that he needs to take Viagra afterwards...
...Kroks as “the most unsubtle of music groups.” As if to prove his words, alumni singing groups—with names like “The Primordial Oohs” and “The Dinosaurs”—sang about Viagra and masochism. “I think you can tell where our withering minds have come to rest,” joked a Krok alumnus onstage. In contrast, the younger alumni and current Kroks sang innocent love songs as they leaped and danced across the stage...
Secrets, threats, Viagra--Big Love was always going to be interesting TV, but what makes it first-rate drama is how confidently it moves past exoticism to the ordinary universals of family life. The big in the title, it turns out, refers to the expansiveness, not the number, of the Henricksons' commitments. You can analyze their intramarital alliances or disagree with their way of life, but you are never invited to laugh at them or doubt their sincerity. Right, wrong or just weird, they're a family, trying their hardest. Big love, the series shows, is ultimately about quality...
...they meant by “dumb” is that the network itself—the routers, switches, and cables that cross the world—should be agnostic to the sort of data it is carrying. All information, whether a piece of an Internet telephone call, a Viagra ad, or the membership of “Students For California Relocation of Harvard University,” gets the same right of passage.The name for this paradigm is “end-to-end”—the idea, in some sense, that the intelligence...