leftout on Nostr: I don't remember how many weeks the woman in the article was I read that prompted ...

I don't remember how many weeks the woman in the article was I read that prompted research into non womb viability of a fetus. The short version is the baby survived, the mother didn't. I thought it was fascinating it could happen at all. Guiness Book of Records includes things they have verified. So while it's possible this could have been a non womb fetus beyond 33 weeks, if Guiness didn't verify it, it wouldn't be included in their records book. But this doesn't matter. 33 weeks is well into viability for a baby to survive. I was probably sloppy earlier in what I said about developing to term where I meant to say to viability. Apologies for that.

Our discussion started with me making a joke about being willing to fund womb transplants into men if it meant annoying anti trans people. There is no expectation from me this would actually happen. But if you're going to say "not something anyone should strive for", I'll take exception. If someone wants to do such research, and they get private funding to do it, I see no reason to stop them. Living in a free society means they get to do it.