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> To deprive any adults of the ability to procreate would be considered barbaric There are two ways to look at this. There is a difference between forbidding p
by Avalaxy 5y ago
> To deprive any adults of the ability to procreate would be considered barbaric
There are two ways to look at this. There is a difference between forbidding people to procreate, for example by forced sterilization, and simply not forcing things with unnatural interventions, for example with IVF for people who cannot conceive in a natural way. I don't think it's barbaric to see IVF as detrimental to the human gene pool.
- anonAndOn 5y agoJust a thought, is IVF an unnatural response to ubiquitous unnatural hormone disruptors and the proposed reduction in gametes? Would IVF even be known outside of the lab if men were as virile as their grandad (generally speaking)?