shouldifakeit

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   by shouldifakeit 8y ago

   > We are always trying to find the best way to simplify the science. Please don't. Just be honest and try to actually solve the problem of explaining science in layman terms rather than doing away with the explanations and complexi
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   by shouldifakeit 8y ago

   I repeat: you’re misleading women by telling them you can tell them ‘how many eggs they have.’ (These are the words you use on your website) There is no way to count the number of eggs exactly but your statements seem to suggest you do this
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   by shouldifakeit 8y ago

   I love what you're doing, but a piece of advice - please don't oversell and mislead women by suggesting you can tell them 'how many eggs they have' (text taken from your home page). You know well that this is not possibl
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   by shouldifakeit 8y ago

   Nonsense. Where are you getting your stats from?
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   by shouldifakeit 8y ago

   Happy to chat with you about this. I've been through 4 IVFs and have severe male factor infertility, so sadly I know this space all too well. Mens market is trickier - the existing method for home testing for men is too clunky. You nee
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   by shouldifakeit 8y ago

   Its a good idea, but I wonder how accurate your results will be. HCG tests (done via blood samples) are notoriously bad as a predictor for how many eggs are actually in the ovaries. Its a very broad indicator yes, but nothing more than that
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   Ask HN: Should I take a fake employee with me to a key client meeting?

   2 points by shouldifakeit 8y ago|0 comments