Don’t tell me you’re going to “um ackshually” this because “muh voluntary waiting period0*”. A cow pregnancy lasts approximately 40 weeks. A traditional target for a “calving cycle” (from insemination to insemination) is 52 weeks, and new research shows that a VWP of 50 days is more profitable, bringing this VWP to about 7 weeks rather than 12. That’s either pregnant or attempting artificial insemination for 45 out of 52 weeks, and you know what? I’d say @okwhateverdude@lemmy.world’s comment holds.

Commie, I know you’re chronically a shameless, lying fuck about a specific study because it’s devastating to your case, but can you at least stick to lies that people might believe if you say it with enough absolute, unearned confidence? Imagine how fucking slimy you’d have to be to say being pregnant ~86.5% of the time (with the recovery period calculated to be as ruthlessly minimal as possible) isn’t “constantly pregnant”.

* the VWP is the time after birth but before attempting rebreeding