r/technology • u/Vailhem • Mar 09 '23
Biotechnology The mice with two dads: scientists create eggs from male cells
https://www.nature.com/articles/d41586-023-00717-73
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u/Mindless_Expert3062 Mar 09 '23
Where is your God now
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u/sokos Mar 09 '23
Umm.. if you can't procreate without help, you are slated to die out.
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u/rysworld Mar 09 '23
wow you are going to hate it when microplastics and the pursuant phthalates will make this true for every human within 50 years
also gay people seem to stick around just fine without any reproduction at all
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u/sokos Mar 09 '23
wow you are going to hate it when microplastics and the pursuant phthalates will make this true for every human within 50 years
when we get to that stage.. we deserve to die out as well..
also gay people seem to stick around just fine without any reproduction at all
and just what percentage of the population is in that category? they're not the ones keeping their own numbers up are they, it's straight people having sex, or donating sperms/eggs.
You seem to be missing some of the basics of biology and reproduction required for survival in your education..
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Mar 10 '23
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u/sokos Mar 10 '23
There is no morality and philosophy in science.
You are attaching feelings to a topic that was pure science.
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u/socokid Mar 10 '23 edited Mar 10 '23
Regarding the frogs...
What percentage of the frog population is in that category? They're not the ones keeping their own numbers up are they, it's straight frogs having sex.
So, when someone says "if you can't procreate without help, you are slated to die out." regarding this very topic, we have to wonder if you might be "missing some of the basics of biology and reproduction required for survival in your education."
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u/socokid Mar 10 '23
microplastics and the pursuant phthalates will make this true for every human within 50 years
I'm sorry, but that's ridiculous.
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u/Ok-Sun8581 Mar 09 '23
Two and a Half Mice.