If we created an artificial womb so we could grow babies without pregnancy do you think our society/world would be better or worse for it?

[Anonymous]

Better

Worse

[Anonymous]

Changing Family Structures: The traditional family model may evolve, with potential changes in parental roles and responsibilities.

Gender Dynamics: Artificial wombs could impact gender equality by reducing the physical burdens of pregnancy on women, potentially reshaping societal expectations of parenting.

Childlessness and Infertility: The technology could provide solutions for individuals or couples facing infertility, altering societal views on childbearing.

[Twalli]

Some women need the birth to truly bond with her baby.

[CupcakeTheDestroyer]

It depends on a lot of different factors, i. e. who can use it, the cost to use it, if genetic alterations are involved, how it would affect women’s abortion rights, etc.

[Caroline91]

Gestation is infused with a whole lot of hormonal influences that create bonding between mother and baby and is unique to the human experience.

[Anonymous]

What happens when the machines fail
And the babies die? Do the makes get sued for miscarrying too?