Eric Zhu is the 17-year-old founder of Sperm Racing, the platform turning sperm performance into a competitive sport. He went viral as the high-school kid raising millions from a bathroom cubicle and has since turned taboo biology into one of the most watched experiments on the internet.

In this episode, Eric breaks down male fertility, biology-as-sport, viral engineering, and how sperm speed tracks with sleep, diet, fitness and health optimization. We dive into the rise of performance biology, how to weaponize virality, and why the next frontier of human performance might start with the most taboo metric of all.

Hosted by Mgoes → https://x.com/m_goes_distance

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00:00 - Launching Sperm Racing

04:15 - The New Status Game

06:30 - Taboo Biology x Fertility Crisis

9:55 - Sperm Tied to Sleep, Diet and Fitness

17:15 - First Race Hits 450M views

18:54 - Hustling VCs from a High-School Bathroom

26:00 - The Tech Behind Sperm Racing

32:20 - Don’t Die, Natalism, Planetary Issues

39:11 - Humanity and Memes in AGI Age

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Keywords: sperm racing, male fertility, fertility crisis, sperm health, virality, biology as sport, human performance, biohacking, internet virality, teen founder, startup story, health optimization, Eric Zhu, sperm performance, taboo biology