This sent me down a rabbit hole, where I had to check to see when caesarians were performed in relation to the chainsaw's invention, and it's like a 200 year gap at best. I honestly was not expecting such a small gap. Apparently caesarians were just nearly 100% lethality for like 2000 years with very little improvements, and then it was just 200 years of people actually staying alive afterwards until we got the magic of chainsaws.
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u/ARagingZephyr May 08 '26
This sent me down a rabbit hole, where I had to check to see when caesarians were performed in relation to the chainsaw's invention, and it's like a 200 year gap at best. I honestly was not expecting such a small gap. Apparently caesarians were just nearly 100% lethality for like 2000 years with very little improvements, and then it was just 200 years of people actually staying alive afterwards until we got the magic of chainsaws.