Artificial Wombs Are Almost Here And They're A Bad Idea | Guest: Katy Faust | UnAborted Ep. 194
March 10, 2022
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as posted by the channelIn January, Chinese scientists announced they had built a robot nanny to “care” for babies in artificial wombs as a potential solution to their population growth problems. Oh, and also, this robot will be able to “rank embryos by their developmental potential.” If you’re not chromosomally or physically perfect, you’re murdered. In February, the BBC released a mini-documentary entitled, “What if women never had to give birth again?” featuring egghead experts gleefully celebrating a near future where artificial wombs are the norm and women are freed from gender roles. How should Pro-Lifers and Christians think through this dystopian future and how should we respond? Katy Faust, Founder and Director of Them Before Us joins us today to talk about all this and more.
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