why in a room with 23 people there’s a good chance 2 of them share a birthday
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Birthdays aren’t equally-distributed throughout the year, because most humans get hornier than average during specific seasons. Most children are conceived during these horny seasons, and birthed 9 months later.
While it seems like there should be a 1/365 chance of sharing a birthday with another person, the odds are usually much, much better, particularly if everyone in a room was born in the same area.
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