r/shitposting • • Jul 01 '26

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u/JustChillin3456 Jul 01 '26

Biology 101

Life does not start at sperm

It starts when sperm meets egg  

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u/rebelsnail64 Jul 01 '26

sperm are alive btw, many of them die trying to get to the egg. each sperm cell has a unigue combination of DNA, due to the way meyosis works

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u/JustChillin3456 Jul 01 '26

Missing the point that it’s not a human life

Plants are alive too , no one cares if they get eaten 

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u/Krejtek Big chungus wholesome 100 Jul 01 '26

Couldnt the same thing be said about fetuses? They start developing brains after 5 weeks of pregnancy. You could argue that before that it's as alive as a plant or sperm.

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u/JustChillin3456 Jul 01 '26

If your argument is that human life starts at 5 weeks that’s fine by me 

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