Varying9125moms rule
But wouldn’t we have to factor in like… just 5 monthers ago life expectency was so low that teenage mothers was the norm.
QuarterSwedeI’ve always heard 5 was the average in a 100 year span. But still.
God damn… pretty sure humans can’t even successfully have children at 5,
entropicdriftLmao, pretty sure they meant 5 mothers per 100 years is the norm across recorded history
UnderpantsWeevilTeenage motherhood for the first child, sure. But women can continue having children into their 40s without significant difficulty. No guarantee that the firstborn will be the one who thrives relative to younger siblings particularly if the mother is an inexperienced or impoverished mom as a teenager.
So you really need to look at the median motherhood age, not the first opportunity of pregnancy.
Indeed, and there was high infant mortality when teenage motherhood was the norm as well.
Yeah, but life expectancy is the average, brought way down bcs of high child mortality rates, illnesses, and diet quality.
Im saying in the last 100k years there were probably always some 80+ year olds, but a very triangular population pyramid.
All those hundreds of mothers and the bloodline ends with my ugly face. My ancestors must be rolling in their graves.
Infinite energy! Why do we even need oil?? Just hook a few jumper cables up to your ancestors graves.
the bloodline ends with my ugly face
Highly unlikely, unless you’re fixated on the specific mother/father combo. You won’t be the first person who failed to reproduce with a shared set of ancestors. Just support your community and make the lives of your procreating peers easier. That’s all any ancestor can ask of you.
Good point - I was thinking only of my immediate family.
hungryphrogMe thinks that's the point where time freezes.
It was the only “”“year”“” the weather was 0K.
JackGreenEarthGood game
Fits very well. Completely wrong, but definitely something that one could come up with in the shower.
Not completely wrong at all, even if you disagree with the generation length (which is an average after all) the maths is correct.
Eh, it’s within an order of magnitude.
Ship it.
Ship it.
80 mothers is a lot of mothers
You could see that in a Costco
Patriarchal society will look at the “80 mothers ago” and translate it into “80 motherfuckers ago” :/