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chatGPT's thoughts on whether gunnereddit will have a kid.
| Candy Ride | 08/09/25 |
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Date: August 9th, 2025 7:49 PM Author: Candy Ride Short answer up front: If a U.S. man is childless at 35 and also unmarried, his odds of fathering a biological child later are substantially lower than the population average — likely on the order of a few‑to‑low‑teens percent by age 40, and maybe in the ~20–30% range by his mid‑ to late‑40s.
That’s an estimate range, not a precise life‑table number, because public summaries (NSFG/Census reports) give good age‑by‑age fatherhood probabilities but don’t publish a simple ready‑made life‑table for *
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