Population reduction

[Texan77]

There seem to be another possible reason people are producing less children.

According to the study, men have seen an overall reduction of 1.2 percent in average sperm count each year from 1973 to 1999. That accelerated after 2000 to 2.6 percent per year on average. It is important to note that, while human extinction is a possibility because this is a mass-scale phenomenon, the numbers reflect an average across demographics rather than an individual’s reduction.

https://www.msn.com/en-us/health/wellness/human-extinction-may-be-inevitable-due-to-recent-physiological-change-in-men/ar-AA14Ffpa?ocid=msedgntp&cvid=adc9797f0c54471aa89d798983aadbf1

[Steveboy]

The youngsters of today will soon be at ZERO sperm count, they will soon even forget what their dick is for..

People are not having kids usually as they have no money, it's not cheap having kids!  And youngsters today are not interested in sex ..lol They are just interested in virtual stuff on their phones. Our youngest spends all day on the bloody phone, she has a boy friend but prefers to chat to him all weekend from the bedroom on the phone..

[Contrarian]

The youngsters of today will soon be at ZERO sperm count, they will soon even forget what their dick is for..

People are not having kids usually as they have no money, it's not cheap having kids!  And youngsters today are not interested in sex ..lol They are just interested in virtual stuff on their phones. Our youngest spends all day on the bloody phone, she has a boy friend but prefers to chat to him all weekend from the bedroom on the phone..

Healthy sperm will soon be more valuable than Bitcoin! 


PS Kick your daughter out of the house and tell her to visit him in real life.

[2tallbill]

There seem to be another possible reason people are producing less children.

According to research, males produce 1500 sperm in one single second. If we calculate, that is 90,000 sperms in one minute, 54,00,000 in one hour and 129,600,000 in 24 hours!

https://manmatters.com/blog/sperm-life-cycle-how-much-sperm-is-produced-in-24-hours/

https://www.nationalgeographic.com/science/article/100318-men-sperm-1500-stem-cells-second-male-birth-control