Artificial wombs are here. The only thing stopping scientists from growing a baby to term in one (or even very far past fertilization) are the government regulations prohibiting such activity.
The first thing I thought of when I saw this article were all of the good things that could come from an artificial womb. Then I read about how some women felt threatened and thought “kinda like the way that some men feel threatened by a turkey baster?”
But I suppose there are a ton of ethical implications that need to be considered now, and quickly, if we suddenly have the technology to create baby factories a la Brave New World. Much to consider indeed.
Take a look at:
Men redundant? Now we don’t need (no stinkin’) women either ,
by Robin McKie for The Observer .
what about single men?many people talk about the artificial womb and how it affects women,but few
people talk about how it affects men!
how about having babies no divorce court,no custody battles,or any other horrors resulting from having a baby with a women!!!!!
I am for the Artificial womb. It is a blessing for those who have undergone hysterectomy at an early age. At least DNA and sperm could be given and a child produced.
I am for the Artificial womb. It is a blessing for those who have undergone hysterectomy at an early age. At least DNA and sperm could be given and a child produced.