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Fantastic, if this really translates into human ovaries it will greatly expand the viability of otherwise unfertile couples, and together with better health car
by kwelstr 8y ago
Fantastic, if this really translates into human ovaries it will greatly expand the viability of otherwise unfertile couples, and together with better health care and fertility drugs we can tremendously increase the "threatened" human population. We'll finally be able to overrun every other species on the planet, including ants and bacteria. Yay humanity! </s>
- samplatt 8y agoA technological organic reproduction replacement in a world overrun with carcinogen-induced infertility combined with ever-longer lifespans? I'd accept that Timelord headcanon.
- JetSpiegel 8y agoYes, only infertility stops humans from unbounded exponential population growth. All other factors are irrelevant.
- matthewmacleod 8y agoYour shitty sarcasm is a poor substitute for actually engaging with the context of the article or the science. It's sort of like objecting to medical research for the same reason.
- M_Bakhtiari 8y agoIt's just that the countries and peoples that are decadent enough to buy into something like this are all so behind on the replacement rate anyway that printing false ovaries for every barren woman won't be enough to turn it around. Meanwhile us third-worlders will be breeding like bunnies with or without plastic ovaries.
- dshoemaker 8y agoYeah how terrible that this will help restore endocrine function in young cancer patients