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Unless they want to breed healthy offspring maybe? Who can say.
I think the implication is that 50% of people don't have testicles.
I think that the point being made is, that even the part of the population that does not have testicles, needs healthy testicles in order to breed and thereby can be potentially affected by them being damaged by by micro plastics, even though they dont have them
And if they want kids then they still need a partner with functioning testicles.
True, but what would be the issue to have microplastics ejects into you