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A meme structured with two sequential Twitter/X posts followed by a reaction image. The top post, by user @Aduradara61049, claims: 'Infertility is genetic, if your parents couldn't have kids you also won't.' Below, user 'Shak, MD' (@realbig_shak) responds with an incomplete thought: 'If your parents couldn't have kids you also...' The bottom section features a screenshot of a bald man in a beige shirt, sitting and holding an open book, displaying a confused and skeptical expression—reacting to the logical flaw in the initial tweet (since if parents couldn't have kids, the person making the claim would not exist).
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@Aduradara61049
Infertility is genetic, if your parents couldn't have kids you also won't.
Shak, MD (@realbig_shak)
If your parents couldn't have kids you also...

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Logical fallacy about infertility genetics

Overview

A meme structured with two sequential Twitter/X posts followed by a reaction image. The top post, by user @Aduradara61049, claims: 'Infertility is genetic, if your parents couldn't have kids you also won't.' Below, user 'Shak, MD' (@realbig_shak) responds with an incomplete thought: 'If your parents couldn't have kids you also...' The bottom section features a screenshot of a bald man in a beige shirt, sitting and holding an open book, displaying a confused and skeptical expression—reacting to the logical flaw in the initial tweet (since if parents couldn't have kids, the person making the claim would not exist).

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The meme is sourced from 9Gag, combining user-generated tweets and a reaction image likely excerpted from a TV show or movie. It appears to be a remix created by collaging text-based social media posts with a contextual reaction screenshot, likely using basic image editing tools (e.g., mobile editor or Photoshop).

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