Tech bros propose replacing women with ‘synthetic wombs’ from RT
GNN Note – These people are sick and disturbed. Wonder why more and more people are awakening to the evils of the elite satanic globalist? / END
Taking away the responsibility of pregnancy from women could result in less wealth inequality by gender, one billionaire argued
Several prominent tech entrepreneurs discussed the possibility of replacing natural birth with synthetic wombs, arguing that such technology would remove the “burden” of pregnancy and allow women to work more.
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After Tesla and SpaceX CEO Elon Musk warned on Tuesday that society “should be much more worried about population collapse,” Musk’s fellow tech leaders came up with one solution for declining birth rates.
“We should be investing in technology that makes having kids much faster/easier/cheaper/more accessible… Synthetic wombs, etc,” proposed Sahil Lavingia, the founder of digital product trading platform Gumroad.
Vitalik Buterin, co-founder of cryptocurrency Ethereum, agreed, arguing that women would be able to continue working if the “burden of pregnancy” was replaced with synthetic wombs.
Disparities in economic success between men and women are far larger once marriage+children enter the picture. Synthetic wombs would remove the high burden of pregnancy, significantly reducing the inequality.https://t.co/Zpin8tTlR6
— vitalik.eth (@VitalikButerin) January 18, 2022
Buterin – who has an estimated net worth of $1.46 billion – claimed that outsourcing pregnancy to machines could mean “significantly reducing the inequality” of wealth between genders.
So grow babies in labs or what? Like the matrix? pic.twitter.com/ce8AIsksgs
— Syk. (@Zzsyk_) January 18, 2022
Though Lavingia and Buterin received some support on social media, the majority of reactions were overwhelmingly negative, with critics comparing the idea to the lab-grown humans from ‘The Matrix’.
No, removing women and the womb from human birth is not better for women. Nor is it better for humanity.
Hard to believe people support this, tbh. https://t.co/wdvQRmNzPH
— Gigi Young (@mysticinthemoon) January 18, 2022
