Spyke

Considering the guy leading the Republicans, I feel like they would say that about ALL babies.

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This is actually a genius question. Technically would that mean that a premature baby would have to wait an extra few months after their birthday?

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Nope. Of course not. Your age is a function of your birthdate. you're not a person before then.

I know what I said.

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lemmy.world

Baby in 2040 at age 15. “You mean I could have been born in 1995!? I could have at least enjoyed some of the early 2000s!

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They were actually produced and sold, but apparently the sliding mechanism would break with wear and tear.

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infosec.pub

Instead, she opted for "embryo adoption", which allowed her to have a say in the future parents - with the process overseen by a religious agency.

Nightlight Christian Adoptions took on the embryos and placed them with Lindsey and Tim Pierce.

They fitted Linda's criteria of a married, Caucasian Christian couple...

How lovely

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lemmy.world

Frozen can be fresher than “fresh” because it’s frozen at the optimal freshness rather than picked early and shipped, sitting on shelves for six months.

It’s also less expensive than using fresh babies for the blood sacrifice.

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Yeah but you ever try to stab a frozen baby with a ritual knife? Such a pain.

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The needs of the faithful and women who need an abortion, would you prefer they acted hateful and deny these services or would you prefer them being willing to find a logical exception to the rules of their faith to help people in the modern age?

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This article has literally nothing to do with abortion. This couple bought a leftover IVF embryo.

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That embryo was "adopted" from the biological mother, who had kept it frozen since 1994, by Lindsey and Tim Pierce, who live in Ohio.

The adoptive mother Lindsey Pierce told Technology Review: "He is so chill."

🤣

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There's an easy way to test her true age. Everybody knows the millenial can't resist the avocado toast.

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lemmy.world

I thought you were going to suggest cutting in half and Counting the rings.

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moist.catsweat.com

I've heard that a baby that's been gestating for a much longer time than 9 months literally wouldn't fit through the birth canal due to the physical limitation of the width of the mother's hips. The baby would have to be either artificially gestated (which is some real sci-fi shit, like you're saying) or the mother would require a C-section, which is generally pretty high-risk and has a 6-month recovery period.

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aussie.zone

Huh? Csections arent high risk if they are planned, they become high risk when they are an emergency solution to a problem natural birth. Also the recovery period is 4-8 weeks

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Full recovery from an incision that cuts through the abdominal muscles will always take longer than the initial recovery period. Keep in mind that most of us can't just take 6 months off of work, so a lot of recommendations from doctors and surgeons are cognizant of that reality.

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I watched that movie not knowing anything about it. When they start taking about the "youngest person on Earth" In the first scene, I thought it was a comedy 🤣

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They’ll do anything to not take care of the kids already here that need parents and support.

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lemmy.world

There's a lot of heavy lifting by a lot of words in there. Saying the baby has a "biological sister" is at best a half truth and more like a total falsehood. I have a half sister out there somewhere that was adopted away that I've never met. And that's far more close than this scenario.

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midwest.social

Personally, I disagree. The baby's bio sister is, literally, a biological sister whose DNA comes from the same parents.

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lemmy.world

Only the egg. And that egg went in a different mother, and was inseminated by a different father. I'm not a biologist but I feel like the mother who bore the baby also contributed some amount of DNA. It's like when someone gets a heart or liver transplant, they often change their personality a bit. I read about a guy who got a heart transplant from a guy who died rock climbing, and suddenly got big into fitness, art and his taste in music changed.

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midwest.social

Actually, no, the bio soster shares the same biological father. This was an embryo adoption, not IVF

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Ohhhh ok, my bad. I must've misread some of that after being grossed out by the whole religious bullshit being a part of it.

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