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I don't think it's that unusual on the scale of one person. it just happens sometimes, for example with Henry VIII. It could just be thr nature of the coin toss
by fruitworks 9mo ago
I don't think it's that unusual on the scale of one person. it just happens sometimes, for example with Henry VIII. It could just be thr nature of the coin toss.
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- QuercusMax 9mo agoMost of his kids were conceived through IVF, and sex selection through IVF is not difficult. He also has disowned his one trans daughter because she refuses to be his son.
- estearum 9mo agoHenry VIII didn't have all male children? Henry VIII also didn't have 14 children. Henry VIII also didn't have all of his children by IVF. Odds of 14 male children is like 1 in 15,000+
- jeffbee 9mo agoThat comment has to have come from grok. Imagine how little you'd have to know about the Tudor dynasty to say that Henry VIII had 14 male children.
- vel0city 9mo agoHenry VIII had only three legitimate kids surviving infancy, one of which was a boy. He was 1/3 for boys in this count. Add in the one for sure illegitimate child and he's 2/4 born male. Of those infants who were stillborn or died very early into their infancy, several were boys but it seems the counts for those children were uncertain. Also, there were probably several illegitimate male and female children had by him. Musk is 14/14 born male. Its extremely unnatural.
- JumpCrisscross 9mo ago> don't think it's that unusual on the scale of one person It would be remarkably unlikely. It's fair to say Musk is probably sex selecting for sons. It doesn't follow that he has plans "to make women afraid to participate in public life."
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- freejazz 9mo ago>It doesn't follow that he has plans "to make women afraid to participate in public life." No, that follows from his other actions
- fruitworks 9mo agowhat other actions