>Our goal is not to extend the current limits of viability
In the interest of looking at thing squarely in the face, this can eventually (and therefore will) be used to extend the "current limits of viability".
It's important not to put blinders on because this has a very real impact on medical ethics. Is it ethical, for instance, to develop human embryos outside of the womb for convenience?
In the interest of looking at thing squarely in the face, this can eventually (and therefore will) be used to extend the "current limits of viability".
It's important not to put blinders on because this has a very real impact on medical ethics. Is it ethical, for instance, to develop human embryos outside of the womb for convenience?