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yan @bcrypt ROFL at andrew huberman saying that if you have a 20% chance of pregnancy in any given month, the chance of being pregnant after 6 months is 120% MALE MALE RTILITY youtube.com How to Optimize Fertility in Males & Females | Huberman In this episode, I discuss the mechanisms by which human eggs and sperm are generated, the ... BERMAN LAB . 11:02 PM - May 8, 2024 1.9M Views

ROFL at andrew huberman saying that if you have a 20% chance of pregnancy in any given month, the chance of being pregnant after 6 months is 120%


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Daniel @growing daniel His math is wrong of course. If a woman has a 20% chance of conceiving six times she has 0.2^6 chance, which is 0.0064% and has yan @bcrypt - May 8 Replying to @bcrypt in case youtube takes it down 10:38 AM May 9, 2024 1M Views .
sphinx @protosphinx There's a 20% chance your side will win the elections. That's why you should have at least 5 prime ministerial candidates to ensure at least one wins. Or 6, just to be safe. 2:09 AM • May 14, 2024 10.9K Views
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