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HisSilly t1_jdq9b3j wrote

I think you're arguing about abdominal pregnancy meaning labour would never happen, but the comment you're responding to is talking about a placenta that's extended past the uterus, the foetus was still in utero?

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boomstickbutcher t1_jdq9akj wrote

Your use of quotation marks around the words cultural tradition says it all. It’s some dismissive and passive aggressive white guy thing to do that disregards others cultural practices. It’s like using finger quotes sarcastically to dismiss someone or something. It’s petty, and little. One thing you will learn about indigenous people if you ever spent the time, would be that indigenous cultures are highly adaptive, we wouldn’t survive if we weren’t. Unlike many of you European cultures that are static and unchanging for a thousand years.

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Ironavenger475 t1_jdq6oly wrote

In the rock’s version of hercules, the seer found out that he would die by a flaming arrow and throughout the movie, he tries to accept fate whenever he sees a flaming arrow. But, something or the other would always intervene and he’d stay alive

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ElizabethHiems t1_jdq5nhj wrote

Not by c-section. The full name for a c-section is lower segment caesarean section. That means performing a horizontal incision into the lower segment of the uterus to deliver the baby. That means there has to be a womb developed enough to have one.

If the baby is outside of the uterus then the birth will be surgical but it will not be a caesarean. Multiple specialist surgeons are required.

One of the most significant problems faced by the surgeons is that the womb is designed to have a placenta stuck on it. The rest of your body is not.

When the placenta comes away from the womb at birth, it creates a large area of trauma. The criss cross fibres of the uterus clamp down on the blood vessels cutting off their supply. It also decreases in size to about the height of your tummy button. Bodies are amazing.

But the rest of your body has no such mechanism so all the removal will cause trauma that has to be repaired.

Your womb normally weighs about 60g, but that increased to 1kg by term. If the baby has grown outside the womb, the womb still weighs 60g.

If you have two wombs and get pregnant in one of them, only one will grow. It has to have a baby in it to grow. If there is no baby in the uterus, labour will not start. There is no mechanism to tell the body it is time.

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MyMudEye t1_jdq565h wrote

Implying?

Sadly, there are many enforced differences between the sexes. Stud and slut describe the same actions but do not convey the same meaning.

We are still debating skin colour with people who should have gone extinct by now.

We still have people basing their world view on a bronze age interpretation of life, the universe and everything.

Facist religious dogma is inherently sexiest first and foremost. Then comes the racism.

I pick on religion because it is the gateway drug for inequities.

Hail Satan

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snow_michael t1_jdq4y1b wrote

"she began talks with a team of French geneticists to analyze the DNA of the sanctuary’s native horses. She expects that their results will provide undeniable scientific proof..."

... that all horse species currently extant on the North American continent are descended from European, caballoid, horses https://awionline.org/content/wild-horses-native-north-american-wildlife

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