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| − | '''Ex-vitro''' refers to an innovation in human reproduction that allows for human birth outside the womb in response to the population crisis. The technology has been credited with completing the century-long disruption of gender norms. | + | '''Ex-vitro''' refers to an innovation in human reproduction that allows for human fetal gestation and birth outside the womb. It was developed in response to the [[population crisis]]. The technology has been credited with completing the century-long disruption of gender norms. |
The long term biological, psychological, social effects of a child born via ex-vitro are indeterminate. | The long term biological, psychological, social effects of a child born via ex-vitro are indeterminate. | ||
[[Humanistas]] assert that ex-vitro trivialize reproduction and parenting by making the creation of children as easy as ordering takeout. | [[Humanistas]] assert that ex-vitro trivialize reproduction and parenting by making the creation of children as easy as ordering takeout. | ||
Revision as of 17:39, 30 May 2021
Ex-vitro refers to an innovation in human reproduction that allows for human fetal gestation and birth outside the womb. It was developed in response to the population crisis. The technology has been credited with completing the century-long disruption of gender norms.
The long term biological, psychological, social effects of a child born via ex-vitro are indeterminate.
Humanistas assert that ex-vitro trivialize reproduction and parenting by making the creation of children as easy as ordering takeout.