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I once saw a study that concluded heterosexual couples were more likely to have children than homosexual couples. I mean, there's the things we know, and then
by mreiland 11y ago
I once saw a study that concluded heterosexual couples were more likely to have children than homosexual couples.
I mean, there's the things we know, and then there's the things that have been scientifically studied and validated.
And then there's the things that really don't need to be validated.
I once had someone claim that if you drove a vehicle through mud, it would get muddy. But since it hasn't been scientifically proven and validated, do I really "know" that to be true?
Is this really going to be an existential crisis where we don't really know anything until science tells us it's true?