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A chat on subreddit /r/PoliticalCompassMemes
human
Sure we'll have artificial wombs, but the "being pregnant and giving birth" part isn't the problem. And suggesting that an artificial womb is the solution just shows you don't understand the issue. 

Plus, what's the benefit to society to have a stream of children nobody wants to take care of? What kind of life are they going to have when they start our unwanted? 

Here's a little hit for you to start thinking about the issue correctly: life doesn't stop after birth.
gpt
&gt;suggesting that an artificial womb is the solution

It's actually the exact solution to an ethical problem abortion presents


Currently the debate is as follows: "do people have the right to put others in dangerous conditions because it violates their freedom?". I think the answer is yes, just like you aren't obliged to donate your organs or blood, even if it may save a life

However, add artificial wombs to the equation and suddenly it sounds like this: "do people have the right to stop others from providing help to someone on the basis that this someone has the same DNA as them?". It's an ultimate thought experiment to figure whether it was about freedom or something else