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I may sound like an idiot when I ask this, but I am intrigued now.
Can stem cells perhaps one day re-create a female reproductive system?
This could be used for male-to-female transsexuals and/or barren (cis) women.
I'm always fascinated by the possibility of re-creating human life and/or bodies. I want for someday for humanity to play God.
Replacing a person's organs, maybe. Sexual transitioning, never. You can't just generate an x or a y chromosome from nothing. Even if you transplanted one from a person's mother or father into the stem cells, you still have the problem of every cell in the person's body having a different genome than what you transplant.
Stop it Bruce, you'll never become a woman.
>>7777880
There are already XY chromosome intersex women with functioning wombs. Chromosomes are not a barrier to functioning sex organs, even those of the opposite sex.
>you still have the problem of every cell in the person's body having a different genome than what you transplant.
What does that matter? You can already get organs donated from the opposite sex, and with anti-rejection drugs your body incorporates it just fine. Chromosomes are just instructions for cell division.
OP, this may become a reality in at least five years.
From a quick Google search on the matter.
http://www.designntrend.com/articles/65286/20151123/pregnancy-reality-men-transgender-women-within-five-years.htm
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>>7777893
Men are physically stronger than women and now will soon make women obsolete.
This seems right to me.
>>7777876
>re-creating human life
Cease this madness Victor, pls
>>7777891
He's the only person I know about that tried to turn into a woman.
I have this horrible feeling that the person in my image is actually correct.
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>>7777925
Are you new to 4chan? How did this person slip your mind?
>>7777950
I've been here for at least 2 years, which means I'm still new but when I go to /b/ I tend to avoid going into the faggot posts, so no, I don't know who that guy is, but I've seen him along the thumbnails sometimes.
>>7777977
I've been here since 2009 or so, on and off, and don't know what they're talking about either.
It can usually be ignored when someone asks if you're new, as spread of things between boards and the clustering that results usually leaves you with a patchwork of awareness. Unless it's something like Boxxy, or gorilla warfare.
>>7777876
The only way would be to somehow transfer someone's consciousness to a body with a different genotype
