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90% of bulldogs require c-section to deliver successfully. It can become a problem in humans, but as our evolution may be self-directed, we might also decide t
by logfromblammo 7y ago
90% of bulldogs require c-section to deliver successfully.
It can become a problem in humans, but as our evolution may be self-directed, we might also decide that larger cranium-to-pelvis ratios make it easier to educate those babies to become obstetric surgeons.
And eventually, it might be prudent to gene-hack the plumbing, to reroute the birth canal so that it does not pass through the pelvic opening. Then enormous-head mutations could more easily survive without intervention.
- acct1771 7y ago> reroute the birth canal so that it does not pass through the pelvic opening. Go on.
- logfromblammo 7y agoThis type of radical body-plan modification is typically accomplished by illuminating a handwavium target with a strong flimflammon source, such that the genetic material to be modified is coated with crispy frionized handwavium. You know... the same way we're going to genetically modify humans to be smarter, faster, and more attractive?