I just asked a question regarding probability in the math section, accept I just realized I waaaay underestimated a man's lifetime sperm count (I did it assuming a man only ejaculates 25 times in his entire life, lawl.) Anyways, IF my parents were just born and my mom's got 1.5 million eggs, like yours did, and my dad will produce 1 billion sperm (again, underestimation), and its a fact that at some point in their lives they will conceive of a child together, according to those smart math wizzes, I have a 1 in 1.5 quadrillion shot at being born. Yeah. 1 in 1.5 quadrillion. And here I am. Its like I won the lottery a thousand times in a row, you know?
How do you feel when you think about the odds? Does it affect you at all?
2007-07-01
00:30:25
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*except, not accepts. Woops, typo.
2007-07-01
01:06:43 ·
update #1