Ow, my balls!

[Birdjaguar]

I read an article yesterday about a woman born with two functioning uteruses. Around Christmas she will be giving birth to "twins". One from each uterus. She already has three kids but this is the first time for two at once. Do we need more of her genes?

Even though I will miss it, I think a long term drop in population is not a bad thing. It will force significant changes and some of those might be helpful. Likely it is both plastics and chemicals that we have dumped into the environment causing the fertility drop,

 

[amadeus]

I have not created any additional humans.

Also sometimes I like to go to bars and interrupt guys trying to put moves on ladies, usually by saying something that is racially, religiously, politically offensive or scatological. Sometimes all at once!

If you’re not part of the solution you’re part of the problem.

 

[Samson]

Traffic is bad for your balls

For men it is mostly air pollution, for women noise has a bigger effect. These effects are not small, one could interpret this as getting out into the countryside is really good if you are struggling to have children.


Splines showing association between five year mean residential exposure to road traffic noise at the most exposed façade at home and PM2.5 and risk of infertility in men and women in groups according to age in the fully adjusted model 3. dB=decibel; PM2.5=fine particulate matter with a diameter <2.5 μm

 

[Narz]

Cars, traffic, pollution, ugly cities are an affront to the spirit (and ears and balls).

When I was last in Manhattan I was like how did I ever live here?