Vasectomy

You said maybe for the, for the woman you like.

Vasectomy.

So, okay.

So I know where you're going.

Vasectomy.

I've heard some things about this.

What have you seen? with a post vasectomy operation in men, if anything, for whatever reason, they scare the hell out of me.

And finally, the permanent options.

Vasectomy is 0.15% and tubal surgery is 0.5%.

These are meant to be permanent, so they're a big decision and not something to rush into.

Think long-term here and how sure you are.

Yeah, so the doctor said, get your vasectomy during this week and you can then lie in bed watching the college basketball.

So that was his advertising campaign.

And the advertising campaign was Vasectomy Madness.

And the NCAA who run it, they sued him for, like, copyright.

Oh, boo.

Let's turn now to practical implications of what we've discussed for assessing the halakhic permissibility of current methods of contraception.

Vasectomy and tubal ligation are extremely reliable modes of contraception, 99.5 to 99.85% effective.

Both entail permanent damage to reproductive organs and are thus considered classic acts of cirrus.

Therefore, in line with what we've learned about cirrus, when they are performed for contraceptive purposes, vasectomy is typically considered a Torah-level prohibition, while tubal ligation is widely considered a rabbinic prohibition.

[laughs]

Vasectomy.

First time s-

That's, that's cool