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Yeah. What might actually work on the other hand is having people donate their gametes as soon as they are fertile, freeze them, and depending on how they
by kjkjadksj 2y ago
Yeah. What might actually work on the other hand is having people donate their gametes as soon as they are fertile, freeze them, and depending on how they age over decades, use those known good gametes in ivf surrogates. Of course that’s not realistic to implement for many reasons and should probably be left for sci fi novels.
- yieldcrv 2y agoDont need that cop out disclaimer, I’m down for the possibility of this. Not for the older mom selection, just for the prerequisites that more women freeze their eggs when first fertile as opposed to a treating it as a failure mode when they're 30+ and have less viable eggs to start working with. Then that comes with the enhanced choice of selection.