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What do you call an embryo born without a father’s sperm and a mother’s eggs?
Well, yes, there are studies where embryos are born without a father; this was, in ancient times, called a virgin thing. But science has made it possible.
Does such an embryo made like this have a soul in it? What faith would it follow? Which person’s stem cells are used? Would the stem cell donor now be a relative of this new baby?
Would the baby, if healthy he/she look like the donor of stem cells?
Do we have the right to use our own stem cells in this way?
Would it solve infertility and the need to have a baby?
Can we have healthy babies this way?
What is the gender of the embryo?
But how much is enough?
These embryos are born without parents’ sperm and eggs.
What would life be like for such a child born without a womb?
A child who never felt the womb of a mother?
Who are its parents?
Do we need such births?
There are so many children for adoption. See the poverty in the world.
So these were cons questions.
What about benefits?
If the birth rate falls, this can be used, but who would adopt such a child, if it sustains 9 months of child development?
It’s been reported that stem cells from babies were taken for growth.
If infertility grows? Why not artificially grow child with a mans sperm sample and a womans egg sample.
And we can have stable birth rates across segments of communities that are in decline.
But how to keep the embryo safe till childbirth
Would the embryo grow up to a healthy child?
If no, why not stop it?
If yes, why not try it for population growth and infertility, the need for children in life?
One must know that this method can be dangerous, and hence laws must be established for it. It’s also hazardous that in labs, the wrong things can be created as well.
So, such labs must be registered under law for the legal birth of humans, not dinosaurs? We have all seen Jurassic Park, where dinosaurs were born in test tubes, haven’t we? This was human imagination, coming to reality now.
So, register such labs and track the development of human embryos.
Why not grow tigers and polar bears there, the ones that are endangered and on the verge of extinction?
What if tigers born in test tubes turn into the worst things?
Is life in a test tube painful for the child? Do those 9 months seem like ages to the child?
Why start with human embryos, why give a life pain?
Thanks for reading..
To be continued….