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It'd be nice if it was that easy. One thing to think about is that I think the scientific understanding is that unhealthy sperm = unhealthy babies. That's the r
by zug_zug 2y ago
It'd be nice if it was that easy. One thing to think about is that I think the scientific understanding is that unhealthy sperm = unhealthy babies. That's the reason sperm have to undergo such a long and grueling race, as a selection process to reduce the odds an inferior spermazoa can impregnate the egg.
- GoblinSlayer 2y agoDon't they carry the same DNA?
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- _aavaa_ 2y agoNo. But even if they did, having the same DNA isn't enough to have the same impact. See for example prions; same protein, but a different configuration results in a wildly different result.