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Sup /lit/.

You know how I'm always telling you that I'm a Post-Philosopher Minimal Existentialist, and posting short stories? Well that's because all 4 other Post-Philosopher Minimal Existentialists won't let us publish our works, for obvious reasons. (Everyone else is completely retarded). So I finally got approval to release something to you guys, since you're all crazies anyways no one will believe you. This particular philosophical idea is somewhat raw and uncut, as per Post-Philosopher Minimal Existentialism rules. So, I don't want any Pre-Philosophers in here raging about the fact that they can't understand what I'm saying.

So here I present, "The Cryn Problem";


HIV(Human Immunodeficiency Virus)/AIDS(Auto Immune Deficiency Syndrome) is a well known retrovirus that is currently a pandemic in many poor or 3rd world countries. There is a 100% death rate when you have the disease, and while the disease doesn't actually kill you, other opportunic diseases that normally require next to nothing in immune system defense kill you. No one has ever survived HIV/AIDS, this is very important.
Vampires are creatures of the night. There are many different types of vampires, much like there are many different types of Humans. Blacks, Whites, Mexicans, etc. The Corresponding Vampires: Sparkling, sun-melting, daywalkers, etc. They feed on the blood of other humans/animals in order to survive. They are immortal. THis is very important.
Now suppose a Vampire bites and digests the blood of a person infected with AIDS/HIV. Does then the vampire acquire HIV/AIDS? Does the Vampire die? Vampires are Immortal, but AIDS has a 100% kill rate. An even further conundrum is this; if a vampire with AIDS bites a human, do they get AIDS?


Discussion /lit/?

Picrelated I'm a Vampire

>> No.636149

Sort of forgot my trip dogs, sorry. Is this it?

>> No.636153

>>636149
this then

>> No.636155

go away

>> No.636156

>>636153
it HAS to be this then

>> No.636158

faggot
also theres a 100% death rate for life

>> No.636163

Wtf was my trip?

>> No.636166

Also, if they bite someone with AIDS/HIV how do they get HIV/AIDS?

>> No.636167

They're dead. Do corpses get sick?

>> No.636170

sage

>> No.636173

fuck I can't remember my trip

>> No.636176

>>636173
no one gives a fuck its not like anyone else on /lit/ goes by philosopher chan or even is faggy enough to have a goddamn trip

>> No.636215

reported for not literature

>> No.636220

>>636215
This is literature, read it.

>> No.636239

can god create a rock so heavy he himself can't....blah blah blah

>> No.636240

/cancer

>> No.636246

>Human Immunodeficiency Virus
>Human

/thread

>> No.636253

They contract the disease, they are already dead, and vampires are immune to disease but they carry it with them, and spread it to people they bite.

Derp stephen king

>> No.636267

People have survived AIDS. Specifically, people of European decent often have a mutation that protects them from AIDS, because their ancestors survived The Plague with that mutation.

YOU ARE AN IDIOT.

>> No.636269

1) They are remarkably unsusceptible to disease.

OK, deaders also don't usually walk around and bite people, so lets consider vampires an exception.....

I recall few if any reports of vampires sniffling despite close contact with humans, some of which at some point no doubt had the rhinovirus.

I think this alone might be considered some proof that vampires simply do not get sick. It's one of their supernatural capabilities, I guess.

Since people happily buy in to them leaping tall building and turning in to small furry flying mammals, I don't see this as much of a problem.

>> No.636278

>>636269
They DO get sick though, that's how Dracula died.

>> No.636288

>>636246
>vampires aren't human

lol

>> No.636334

>>636253
HOw do you know vampires are immune?

>> No.636350

>>636278
I didn't know a sword to the throat was an illness.