congrats on another horrible thread.
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I'm too lazy to go and look, but I'm pretty sure I heard that there is a higher percentage of females to males. Which would make sense if we evolved to live in groups led by one dominant male who mated with a large number of females. Having as many males as females might be a waste of resources. Of course there isn't an option for a higher chance of it being a girl besides 100%, so I choose anal beads. And since that isn't an option, I refuse to vote out of protest.
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If anything it should be slightly higher than 50%. If they are twins then they're more likely to be the same sex. So 51%. Picked 50. And any gender variation such as asexual/haemophrodite/statistical variations like slight changes in birthrates thrown in wouldn't tip it more than 5% either way.
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i'm going to say 33% because if it's a boy, natural selection has created a group ratio of 2:1. it seems to me that there needs to be more women because birthing is a longer process than f*cking. and i have no other input on this other than to say i deduced it from a beach boys song.
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It's a trick question. She's barren.
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50%. She'll either have a boy or a girl.
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answer is 33% cause there's four different possibilities: BG GB BB GG Because one of them is already a girl, that dismisses the possibility of BB, leaving: BG GB GG Since one of them is already a girl, 1/3 chance the other will also be a girl (GG) |
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