Startup aims to make lab-grown human eggs from anyone's cells
What is missing from the article is the reason the startup picked eggs.<p>The main reason is that eggs are very expensive due to the invasive procedure needed to extract healthy one (and the after effect of the procedure whole not dangerous to my knowledge can require you to stay in the hospital to recover).<p>But fertility medtech is something that brings I think the reoccurring question of the biggest reason we don&#x27;t have kids after financial, and that is that the 1950s model isn&#x27;t sustainable&#x2F;compatible with modern day lifestyle and no amount of conservative lifestyleshaming will change that.<p>And the solutions to that can only be done via social ingenuity, something I think in general there&#x27;s very little research and interest in.<p>So the question then becomes of course just what solution will be used?<p>Will we see government run child homes?<p>Maybe a new definition of family based more of old tradional agrarian communal family structure?<p>Something entirely new?<p>Who knows but I think it&#x27;s equally important to figure out a new more sustainable way of raising kids than the 1950s model as it is to fertility medtech.