00:00:00.000I wanted to add some color to, like, the Plan B thing.
00:00:02.840And there's so many things in our society now where we think that biologically we're the same as, like, our grandparents were.
00:00:08.280But, you know, sperm rates have dropped by something like over 50% in the last 51 years.
00:00:13.240Testosterone's dropped something like 30% in the last 20 years.
00:00:16.620You know, Simone, if you want to talk about the TIDE studies.
00:00:19.420Yeah, I'm not really sure if you're familiar with them.
00:00:21.320TIDES, basically a bunch of longitudinal researchers, looked at the levels of endocrine disruptors in women who are pregnant first trimester.
00:00:30.300And then they measured a bunch of things with the children they had afterwards.
00:00:33.240It turns out that, especially when they were pregnant with boys, they were disproportionately affected by endocrine disruptors,
00:00:38.180which are in everything from, like, receipts we're picking up to our shampoo to our lotion, plastic in our water bottles, etc.
00:00:44.840And in addition to boys being born with lower, what's called anal genital distance taint,
00:00:51.320when they were age 7, 8, they had lower, we'll say gender dimorphic, lower boy-like play.
00:00:57.640So they were actually acting less like boys when they were older.
00:01:00.300So we're seeing a whole generation of young men who've been affected, essentially, by pollutants in our environment,
00:01:05.300who knows how else this is showing up, probably infertility things like Malcolm alluded to.
00:01:09.980But, you know, I think that this should be reframed.
00:01:45.740Listen, from your fairies and what you're saying to me, you're telling me that certain people from the aspects of life, they don't deserve a future.