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In the last 50 years, human sperm counts have fallen by more than 50% around the globe — a potential crisis in the making that could result in catastrophe for the human race.
Eric Zhu, the 17-year-old founder of 8VC-backed Aviato — an analytics platform for private market data which he says he launched from his high school’s bathroom — is hoping to draw more awareness to the male fertility crisis in the most innovative of ways: by launching a competition where competitors race their sperm on a microscopic track in front of thousands of cheering fans (and hundreds of thousands more watching online).
After attending the first sperm race last Friday in LA, I sat down with Eric to ask him about his inspiration for creating Sperm Racing, his background as a high school bathroom millionaire, whether or not he plans to go to college, and more.