> I wonder how far it is until transwomen could have a functional female reproductive system? Actually, we are probably very far from that. And obviously, just

> I wonder how far it is until transwomen could have a functional female reproductive system? Actually, we are probably very far from that. And obviously, just because something is in the realm of possibility doesn't imply that we should do it. May I recommend a short book by C. S. Lewis (the author of The Chronicles of Narnia)? It's called "The Abolition of Man", with the intended meaning of "Man" being just the mankind/humanity in general. A central argument of the book is that a level of technological progress which enables arbitrary conditioning of human beings doesn't necessarily lead to some kind of liberation. More likely, it will empower the conditioners and destroy the constraints that fundamentally define our humanity. If you like liberty and humanity, that would be a grim prospect. Technologies which would genuinely enable turning a man to a woman (in the biological sense) would also enable a lot of undesirable things (even if you think turning a man to a woman is itself something desirable).