Lois?

[u/WithSkelly]

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[u/SenatorCrabHat → u/[deleted]]

As a dad myself, dudes who willingly deny themselves being in the presence of the miracle of childbirth let alone being there for the entirety of what comes after baffles me.

[u/LankyPen3532 → u/SenatorCrabHat]

For a miracle, this seems a thing that happens pretty often.

[u/SenatorCrabHat → u/LankyPen3532]

Considering that:

• The human Genome has roughly 3.2 billion of base pairs, and 46 chromosomes need to split and reform to create the 23 pairs, half based on the father, half on the mother.
• That through this process of billions of duplication, happening billions of times, a child will only really receive ~60 mutations
• That between 10%-20% of pregnancies result in miscarriage
• That 40-50% of fertilized ova fail to implant

Miracle any complex organism is here at all really.

[u/LankyPen3532 → u/SenatorCrabHat]

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