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You mean each women all producing parts of the baby one then one women/machine putting all the parts together?
by lukan 8d ago
You mean each women all producing parts of the baby one then one women/machine putting all the parts together?
- egeozcan 8d agoIn the future, because of bad things we did to the atmosphere and stuff, miscarriages are the common ending of a pregnancy, instead of being the exception. One evil company finds a way to accelerate the process by using 10 women, lowering the chances of miscarriage simply by reducing the time in womb. I thought, something like a medication helping the women develop the baby in 30 days, but seriously damages the host in a couple of days, so the fetus gets transferred from host to host. Some die, but the evil rich don't care. Your idea could also work though. I realize that this is totally the wrong corner of the internet to post this but I guess today I'll just go with it.
- lukan 8d agoYeah, that plot might actually work and is more believable than mine. (some women actually do feel like a baby is a parasite growing inside them - this would be a extreme version of it)
- eru 8d agoAs a prediction, it doesn't sound particularly likely. As a premise for science fiction, it sounds like it might be interesting.
- croon 8d agoI'm too bad of a writer to be scared of giving my ideas away, but I'd explore a pupae stage, where (layman disclaimer, if it isn't abundantly clear from my incoming butchering of the science) the butterfly is basically melted down into a goop with no "brain part" or "feet part" of the goop existing until reformed, yet retain their memories. If you divided that goop up and imagined there was a gestation time reduction, before combining it for the final stage of formation, you'd have some "plausible" (loose definition here) venue for it.
- KellyCriterion 8d agoDont say this too loud... :-X If humanity lives long enough, someonen will came up with this idea and implement it?