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Sure, whatever you say - I think your claims are realistic. For example, your bit about a fetus (one floating in amniotic fluid) breathing was 100% believable.
by sophacles 4y ago
Sure, whatever you say - I think your claims are realistic. For example, your bit about a fetus (one floating in amniotic fluid) breathing was 100% believable. And the part where it was seeing light though the woman's body was down-right amazing "science".
- vorpalhex 4y agoActually I never mentioned sight - even once born babies have very blurry and rough eyesight (it might be near monochromatic but we aren't sure). They do breathe in the womb - both by getting oxygenated blood through the umbilical cord and by inhaling and exhaling amniotic fluid. This starts at 10 weeks. (Also why you see doctors flip babies after birth - to clear amniotic fluid from their respiratory system)
- sophacles 4y ago> That felt it's lungs fail to process air and that slowly choked and felt pain everywhere in it's body until the lights dimmed You said this. You literally claimed that the fetus was breathing air. I will grant that the lights dimming might have been a metaphor, but in the context of a sentence suggesting the fetus was breathing air, I strongly doubt it wasn't literal.
- vorpalhex 4y agoI deeply apologize for saying the dying baby full of meth breathed air and not amniotic fluid. I will aspire to do better next time when discussing the painful deaths of babies.
- sophacles 4y ago> painful deaths of babies 1. fetuses 2. citation needed. Meth is a drug that causes euphoria and (amongst other things) a general lack of concern for pain (if it's even noticed). Please stop making random things up and asserting them as true.