/sci/ - Science & Math

An article published in New Scientist under the title "The development of the perfect " mentioned that a six-week-old fetus could be transferred to an artificial womb machine and brought to maturity. And that when the technology becomes workable, if required, a fully automated baby-factory producing thousands of babies a day could be constructed.

Babies matured to nine months term in artificial wombs are probably living among the general public and are somewhere in their 20s and early 30s. I don’t think that their numbers are quite large; probably confined within the count of fifty.

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I have no doubts that the younger me would.
However the small matter of linguistics and my limited vocabulary at the time did not include that particular statement. It would be more appropriate to say i would feel that you were an stupid stupid doody head.
i was a very cynical child.

i tried to destroy the earth at the tender age of 4 by attempting to hurl all the stones i could find into space and BINGO!
curiosity of my failer further drove me to the sciences.

I have never betrayed my nature