We're serious though.
Childbirth is not, and most definitely was not, guaranteed.
Indeed research shows a distinct difference in the mortality of hunter gatherer young women compared to numbers of of males of the same age......that's childbearing years.
The figures are scary.
"Considered collectively, the risk of death during the years from about 18 to 24 years of age is twice as high for women as for men."
There are entire libraries of research on human history, on human pre history.
We're not just trying to be difficult or argumentative.
It's very genuine.
The hunter gatherer average life expectancy was about 33.
Ours is more than double that.
Most hunter gatherers died of infection. Something that we think of as simple a diarrhoea kills.
If you're seriously unwell you can't hunt or forage. If you have farmed and stored food though, you have a chance, if you can get over the dehydration.
Babies generally didn't. Even now, in other countries without our first world health care, babies die of infections like those.
Knowledge is a very good thing, but applying it in practical ways is often better.