How far away is the brave new world? It's here. We are closer than ever to babies created in labs by scientists and raised in machines with no human interaction at all.
I used to look forward to the invention of artificial wombs. Babies growing in the falopian tubes could be saved. Tiny miscarried little ones would have a fighting chance. But now...how many immoral uses will this technology serve? It is more likely to further reduce life to the business of Dr. Frankenstein with his petrie dishes and test tubes helping "gays" have babies, perhaps cloned in the image of their parents. I feel nauseated to think of it.
Sometimes I think I've lived to long. My husband and I used to talk about the changes our grandparents lived through - from the horse and buggy to the jet age. But they missed some of the worst realities. And now I think it is we who have seen the biggest changes from a time that revered the nuclear family to an age of almost unimaginable perversion.
Come, Lord Jesus.
I share your sentiment. Theoretically, these artificial wombs would help save lives of babies in danger in dying, but the possible abuses of these wombs would be unthinkable. Creepy thought, it is.
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