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Mad scientists at Stanford are proposing growing “spare” human bodies in artificial wombs to experiment on – IOTW Report

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Exposé: Human “biological materials” are an essential commodity in medicine, and persistent shortages of these materials create a major bottleneck to progress.  The solution, according to those who have lost

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Mad scientists at Stanford are proposing growing “spare” human bodies in artificial wombs to experiment on

Human “biological materials” are an essential commodity in medicine, and persistent shortages of these materials create a major bottleneck to progress. The solution, according to those who have lost their humanity, is “ethically sourced” human bodies called “bodyoids” grown in artificial wombs. “Recent advances in biotechnology now provide a pathway to producing living human bodies

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Mad scientists at Stanford are proposing growing “spare” human bodies in artificial wombs to experiment on – IOTW Report

Exposé: Human “biological materials” are an essential commodity in medicine, and persistent shortages of these materials create a major bottleneck to progress.  The solution, according to those who have lost

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