
You’re sort of right, there are probably girls at each stage each day of the month, but there are more than 30/31 girls at Auburn. Considering population density, communal spaces like the gyms, dining facilities, etc, it would make sense there’s clustered data for fertility synch at certain times of the month where large groups are ovulating at the same time. Like even if it was a level split: (rough math) 34k students w/ 17k female, /31x3 = 1644 in a peak ovulation window. With the 1/2
2/2 fertility synch of communal spaces… let’s call that 3x conservatively but it wouldn’t be fully compounding so… more like 1.8x… on any given day the bell curve has between 200 to 3000ish ovulating conservatively. My math might be slightly off but that’s more or less what I found with my own eyes watching peoples behavior working in the nightlife service industry. Except COVID… that was an absolute mess data wise for hormonal cycles. Not that I was trying to track it, my exes friends 1/