16th century accounts of Syphilis describe it as causing painful, oozing boils - not the kind of thing you'd get laid with, and therefore not beneficial to Syphilis's survival. So, it evolved into the infertility- and insanity-causing Syphilis of today.
Tuesday, April 29, 2008
Did Syphilis start as a skin ailment?
16th century accounts of Syphilis describe it as causing painful, oozing boils - not the kind of thing you'd get laid with, and therefore not beneficial to Syphilis's survival. So, it evolved into the infertility- and insanity-causing Syphilis of today.