There are 8 million Squishmallows in the naked city...
There are 8 million Squishmallows in the naked city...
Sooo...there's a "proof of concept".
How long before there are Embryo Banks set up the same way that the seed banks are? I mean, theoretically our species could get wiped out, and embryo thawed, placed in an artificial womb, and is born. And you know only embryos of the rich will be accepted.
But a baby by themself isn't going to be particularly useful. So...hundreds of babies being thawed at the same time and...what? Raised by machines? How far are we away from being able to make that happen?
I feel like I've just written a movie that's already been made.
The world's "oldest baby" has been born in the US from an embryo that was frozen in 1994, it has been reported. The Guardian: Thaddeus Daniel Pierce was born on 26 July in Ohio to Lindsey and Tim Pierce, using an "adopted" embryo from Linda Archerd, 62, from more than 30 years ago. In the early 19...
The Donut Dilemma
You are standing in the break room of your office, starving after a long morning of meetings. Suddenly, a flood of your colleagues pours in, ravenous from their own mornings. To your horror, you realize there is only one single donut left in the box.
Your secretary walks in and immediately notices the remaining donut. She has been eyeing it all morning, knowing it's the last of its kind - a chocolate-covered cream-filled treat she's been craving all week. As she reaches for the donut, a junior executive dashes into the room and grabs the box, frantically searching for the remaining donut. When he sees your secretary reaching for it, he yells, "No way, that donut is MINE!" and takes off running, clutching the box to his chest.
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