U.S. adults support in vitro fertilization in general but are more divided about destroying embryos created in the process. The assisted reproductive technology procedure involves fertilizing an egg with sperm in a lab dish and then implanting the egg in a woman seeking to get pregnant. Around 2 per
There should be extensive protections in place. But mostly so the people who’re relying on them don’t get blind sided by something.
Also, embryos aren’t people. So the owners get to destroy them.
Also, also, there should be safe guards for embryos donated to research, so that they aren’t allowed to become viable (I’m thinking of that Chinese guy who gmo’d some kids in incredibly risky “research”.)
Any Americans here give a shit about embryos?
Sort of?
There should be extensive protections in place. But mostly so the people who’re relying on them don’t get blind sided by something.
Also, embryos aren’t people. So the owners get to destroy them.
Also, also, there should be safe guards for embryos donated to research, so that they aren’t allowed to become viable (I’m thinking of that Chinese guy who gmo’d some kids in incredibly risky “research”.)
I agree with those terms.
Nope
No. It’s a lump of cells. Who cares.
Chicken embryos are good protein. Human embryos I don’t give a shit about.
Do you think they make a good omelette?
They ain’t big enough to scramble unless you’re a gnat.
So better on a cracker?
I give a shit about the embryo (or embryos) that the person carrying wants to develop into a child, yes.
The rest, no.
I like mine on a fried placenta sandwich with a little oregano.
Better than veal.