the average sperm cell contains 37.5 mb of data

That's a lot of data to swallow.

Is it coincidental that that's also the ideal body temperature (in Celsius) for humans...?

@Navigatr umm that's 36.5

getting near 38 starts to become dangerous

@CozyPlanes I double checked with the most reliable source on the internet, Wikipedia, and according to them it's between 36.5-37.5 degrees. :o

@CozyPlanes @Navigatr I always thought it was about 96° (F) which is 35.6. And I always thought anything north of about 98.5 (F) which is 36.9 was dangerous lol.

37 degrees is meh, i get to that degrees when i exercise for 3 hours straight (which i never since then)

@CozyPlanes By dangerous I just meant like a fever which would likely mean you're sick lol

Wait. Don't they have DNA data too?

@succ that's what the 37.5 mb is

@calmyourtities I thought DNAs were in the neighborhood of terabytes. Unless someone found out a crazy compression algo.

@succ not true, although i can see howd one expect that. dna is just a string of one of four values (dna has a, t, c, g, rna has them swapped with u instead of a), and obviously, it's a long string. here ( https://bitesizebio.com/8378/... ) it says 1.5gb per diploid, but sperm cells are haploid, so 0.75gb per sperm cell. i just finished my biology semester 1.

@calmyourtities Gotchya. So pornhub is able to get more data out of people than even google or facebook.

@succ yeah. on another note, have you ever heard of pornmd? its like ddg but for porn

@calmyourtities I think you r still a teenager...

@CozyPlanes not a virgin tho

@calmyourtities 😅

@calmyourtities I will have to lool that up.