Synthetic Embryos Could Reduce the Reliance on Real Human Embrys for Research

The embryos were cultivated to a stage just beyond the equivalent of 14 days of development for natural embryo. Professor Roger Sturmie, a senior research fellow in maternal and fetal health at the University of Manchester said synthetic embryos could reduce the reliance on real human embryos for research. A synthetic embryo is still a human embryo. Does it have human life? I can't tell you, man. I just think this stuff is freaky and it's going to get darker. For all we know in 100 years, it'll be normal. And we'll be like, can you believe people used to actually physically give birth? How crazy? But if we can make babies in machines for what purpose would a society