Document:Notices letter
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October 2006
In the remembrances of Serge Lang (Notices, 53, No. 5, p. 536), many individuals recalled Lang's "trouble-making" in connection with HIV and AIDS. We support Lang's conviction that basic questions regarding HIV and AIDS have not been adequately addressed, and at the least, an open and honest discussion of the flaws of the HIV hypothesis is long overdue. Lang's "files" on HIV and AIDS are now publicly available in PDF form, at the URL http://www.reviewingaids.org/awiki/index.php/Document:Lang . Here, readers can view nearly 600 pages of documentation, spanning a period of more than twelve years. This and other information available at the AIDS Wiki (http://www.reviewingaids.org/awiki) should allow the mathematical community an opportunity to see specifically why Lang remained so skeptical of the current HIV consensus.
- Darin Brown
- darincbrown@yahoo.com
- Mark Craddock
- University of Technology, Sydney
- mark.craddock@uts.edu.au
- Rebecca Culshaw
- University of Texas at Tyler
- Rebecca_Culshaw@uttyler.edu
- Dan Fendel
- San Francisco State University
- fendel@math.sfsu.edu
- Hung-Hsi Wu
- University of California, Berkeley
- wu@math.berkeley.edu
