For Science!

I have a few people I can think of!

And US ones.

I honestly believe, though I still try to practice ecology, that progress in ecology, is going to have to be produced in matter like this.

We are all just too small minded to do it any other way. Read below, and you will see my proof.

I know a woman who will not use any fossil fuel transport. Thus she can only get anywhere by bicycle.

Her complete uniqueness among anyone i am even familiar with, shows how little effort we are really making. Does anyone else know anyone who is doing as much?

It's all about balance... if we can swap out one resource (that can damage our environment) for a cleaner way one day, then why not?

The ones mostly against it are the ones who make money off of the resource people want to swap out lol wait until they invest in cleaner resources first; they just are not ready yet...

The trouble is the more we learn about science the more industry / infrastructure we need to capitalise on the findings

www.theguardian.com/world/2022/oct/18/pregnancy-weeks-abortion-tissue

Wow.. it really does look like a clump of cells. Or like mold growing on some thin, congealed milk layer.

Maybe we should watch "Alien".

Maybe not either. It was a good film, in principle, but is a total no no for me due to it being so dark (literally). It probably comes close to being my worst ever film although the book is probably very good (if it exists).

 I don't think anything that is vacuum suctioned  for example would come out as appealing as to the human eyes. Of course, these tissues look like nothing in a Petri dish! They're all broken. Nice try MYA.

My point is that they looks nothing when you take out the tissues from where they came from, and put them in a Petri dish. A human eye could only see what it's capable to see which is more often than not is limited. But look at these tissues in their original placement, alive, untouched, unwashed and with the help of more capable lens, one would be able to see the true form and true potential. Actually, there are some cells that are still worth looking on the Petri dish, the sperm cells! But again, you cannot see their true form and value with your naked eye but under the microscope.  To say that the cells have not formed into anything yet is a bit misnomer. These cells are into a process of baby's development. At 5 weeks (or 51/2 weeks, heartbeat is detectable).   It appears to me that MYA is not objective enough to help women to arrive in an informed choice. Why did they choose to show an unwashed, cleaned up tissues instead of raw tissues? Oh I know, because it's easy for anyone to see what these cells REALLY looks like.  

No-one ever said termination was an easy decision.

You're right. No one. 

This is interesting, particularly for it's female info.

www.iflscience.com/meet-the-real-flintstones-neanderthal-family-structure-revealed-for-first-time-65826