IVF is moving the goalposts. > most circumstances aren’t ideal Yes when women are forced to treat having and raising children as a disease (no children allowe

IVF is moving the goalposts. > most circumstances aren’t ideal Yes when women are forced to treat having and raising children as a disease (no children allowed in "professional" settings, dont take time off for family, etc) instead of a normal part of life to be celebrated and encouraged. Doctors don't have the children's best interests in mind. They need to avoid liability at all costs, which largely means 'avoid death and disfigurement even if the kid isn't as well off long term'. As a bonus, doing unnecessary things gets them paid more. > What are you basing this on? > we won’t be able to create an arrival womb that outperforms a natural one under ideal circumstances for some time. Ever. Because factory made, lab grown, and mass produced products have never and inherently can never have the biodiversity of the real thing despite what the marketers might tell you. Even our 'natural' food mass produced in monoculture fields is devoid of nutrients compared to small farms. > Formula isn’t trying to replicate breast milk, it’s trying to be cheap and convenient Junk food for infants.