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I feel like it's implied, but indeed I see that I mis-read the question. Given that newborns likely can't get married, I'm not sure how likely it is. It does oc

I feel like it's implied, but indeed I see that I mis-read the question. Given that newborns likely can't get married, I'm not sure how likely it is. It does occur to me, given a time machine, a lot of laws would have loopholes. ;-)

dllthomas 13y ago
If every generation of a family marries and has kids as soon as marriage is legally permitted (15 in some states, if memory serves), one can theoretically be 60 when their great-grandchild becomes eligible for marriage. Unlikely, but certainly possible.