Is there any form of physical parasitism more socially accepted than pregnancy? Think about it. You have another human being growing inside your gonads, then a small orifice stretches to sizes it never otherwise should, then you shit the little twat out in what is possibly the most painful experience imaginable short of taking two point blank shotgun blasts to each kneecap while being flayed and vinegar rubbed into the wounds. Plus it's a huge drain on businesses, careers, etc., think of all the women who get fucked up in their careers simply because they essentially call in sick for months on end then have to cut their hours and still take home the same pay, and all the while you can't move them around otherwise the government urinates on you and your business.
Wombtank tech solves virtually all these problems. Redpill me on challenges wombtank tech faces, problems (leave out the ethical stuff) and how wombtank progress is going.
Pic sorta related, I want a mommy gf
Carson Morris
Women instinctually are attracted to the idea of being pregnant.
Jason Taylor
Also adopting parents are orders of magnitude more likely to kill their children so maybe it's a necessary part of building empathy
Andrew Davis
Doesn't make it any easier on them, nor does it make it any easier on the men who have to support them while they lie around.
source?
Matthew Miller
huh, actually can't find a source, feel like I read it somewhere. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
Jaxson Russell
Well that won't do, do you know anything else about this?
Chase Taylor
No I'm a brainlet
Bentley Martin
The key problems any kind of artificial womb faces are those of trying to supply the correct proteins to a developing fetus. For many mammals, humans included, many of the regulatory proteins for "turning on" and "turning off" certain parts of the genome to differentiate cells are supplied by the mother at first, which is what allows for the richness in diversity of tissue types.
We still don't exactly know how all of the epigenetic mumbo jumbo works with regards to the order of nucleosome unpacking and developmental biology. Then there's the immune response problem of perhaps supplying the wrong kind of antibody, which would wreck the fetus alive, or the alternative of supplying the wrong kind of protein that the developing fetus' antibodies would attack, rendering useless and leading to underdevelopment.
Samuel King
>Guessing and making shit up.
You want /pol/ and /x/, not Veeky Forums. Go away.
Jaxson Bailey
Wouldn't the immune problems be solved if you could obtain a sample of maternal DNA? Sure, you wouldn't be able to solve the epigenetic problems but at least you wouldn't run the risk of autoimmune problems, which you would if you used donor antibodies.
