Lmao what. This is so vague...
“Only 5% are omega[s], hence the 32, but there are more than 32 [in the replies of the said post???]”
And your conclusion doesn’t make sense,
isn’t it more reasonable to conclude that there is an increase in omegas and a decline in betas?? A ‘need for betas’ just sounds wrong... and while you’re at it, ...... reply
I've taken tests multiple times, and I get alpha like 40% of the time, omega the other 40% of the time and beta like 10% of the time. I've retaken some of the same tests also to get the same result. But it's usually alpha and omega, which I've gotten equally but beta ive only gotten like twice. reply
