In Future Women No Longer Bear Children But Hatch Them In Eggs
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 31 พ.ค. 2024
- According to the plot, in the near future there is a special technology that allows both partners to give birth to a child with the help of an artificial womb attached to the body. Rachel and Alvy decide to experience the newfangled procedure for themselves. This step will be the beginning of a big test and a potential crisis in their relationship.
Movie - The Pod Generation (2023)
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One of the drawbacks I can see to this is that its all being done to keep the productivity of the parents intact and not disrupt the corporate work environment. There are some benefits to the parents but the technology was developed to benefit the corporations that care more about the productivity of their employees than children.
Yes! It really bothers me that so many people in the comments think a pod is a good idea. Pregnancy and birth are way more complicated than they are assuming. I am certain that raising a baby in a pod would seriously inhibit its mental growth. Bonding with the baby needs the chemical processes and proximity that in utero provides. And to go back to the productivity thing---older children would still disrupt that. If the parents cared for their kids, they would call in to work to when dealing with a sick child or a disciplinary issue that cannot wait. In the movie, these kids are being raised by robots. They would be mentally and emotionally incompetent because of the lack of human feedback and love. Actual love. Love is important.
Also, positive human population growth requires a cultural shift towards pregnancy and child-rearing being viewed positively. This movie shows the opposite---most people can't even be bothered to have a baby naturally, or do anything with it.
Ultimately, this movie is a dark satirical warning and the majority of the commenters seem to have utterly missed that, which is quite disturbing.
lol yeah not the potential to abuse this for eugenics and to make having children into a thing only for the affluent
you both are missing the part where male emperor penguins hatch the egg, while the mother goes on a long journey to acquire fish for both husband and chick. And these aquatic birds seem to be fine and very bonded with their chicks, as most avian species are. It comes down to the involvement of the parents to incubating, turning, and nurturing the embryo chick.
Also, this is just a movie which explores a complex question regarding corporate predation and societies shifting culture to productivity above living. The mother and father endure a flurry of emotions during the incubation pod - from rejection, to jealousy, fear, elation. At the end both parents come to the terms with their partner, they bond over this new process, they learn more about the other person and engage with the others interests. This is how relationships are supposed to work, to cohabitate and come to terms within reasonable means. And it is okay to disagree with some of the arguments the film has made or the parts of the narrative, but its not about making you think a certain way, it's about perceiving what we have in our current culture. Both characters had a lot of growth and they became closer through this process.
It would be much better to not let Marxism off the hook by blaming corporations and recognizing it's feminism. The mother wants to maintain her productivity to the likely detriment of the child. Children are already being viewed as commodities whose status as human is solely dependent on the female's will. Corporations have nothing to do with that.
Pregnancy and birth are massive shocks to a body. There are so many health issues that even a normal pregnancy can inflict on a person that last the rest of their lives, that having a pod to take over would improve people's lives greatly. Just because it was made by a corporation doesn't mean anything in itself; many of the greatest things we have were built by corporations purely for extra profit. Did you know that the coffee break was only allowed because it improved worker's energy?
So some freaky all seeing eye with flowers around it is making decisions for people? This movie is the beginning of a dystopian future
…more like the literal blueprint! That’s how it works…
😂😂
Don’t worry guys, anyone who has ever played Terraria will know what to do
I agree because they have already started doing something similar to this for women who struggle with fertility
Also district of human management become major and unethical use of science against logical and morality
Honestly, the capsule is more beneficial for woman who struggle to get pregnant. Plus, lowering the death rate of pregnancy complications
The long haul of AI's wiping out or enslaving humanity is to tailor our evolution to be incapable of reproduction without assistance. Once humans can no longer produce more humans without medical intervention extinction is a power outage away.
People fear new technology
Yes but trying to get your wife pregnant is half the fun . Lol😂
@@robert-zg8or nobody is gonna stop having sex, m8
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I would have been thrilled to have my son develop in a damned capsule. I had a wonderful pregnancy, but a horrible delivery, where I sustained a lot of physical damage that needed to be repaired. It took a long time for me to heal, and I never wanted to chance going through that agony again, so I had no more children. My son is 38 now and the father of a 23 month old boy.
The other side of pregnancy and motherhood nobody talks about. My love to you ❤❤
I had the opposite - but not during the pregnancy. I had a 'textbook' perfect pregnancy and natural delivery. But it silently triggered a family history of thyroid problems, which is now known to trigger the depression I still struggle with, 20 years later. How much pregnancy and childbirth screw up women's bodies (even their brains- permanently!) is so ignored.
Pregnancy is not health neutral. It is a shock to the system. The nerve of the narrator to call it "laziness"
Sorry you had to go through that. Happy you and your son made it.
If women weren’t shamed and silenced into glossing over the uglier realities of pregnancy, childbirth, and motherhood there would be better healthcare for women and their children, less unwanted children, and far less traumatized people walking this planet. I have nothing but deep admiration and respect for all of you ladies who are honest and brave enough to speak up about what it was really like. Thank you.
The mother of dragons finally has herself a human egg 😅❤
Is it bad that I see pokemon options? i mean i see the benefits of the pods if a woman is an infertile or high risk but i also see the potential to create real life pokemon XD
Human platygons! 😂
This derive more likes lol 😂 nit a big fan of game of thrones I couldn’t get into it sadly but I peep the reference 😂
Id prefer the capsule. My mother died after she had me. I dont want to risk the same fate so Ive chosen to not have children but to adopt when Im able to. If I had the option of a capsule, Id choose to do both.😊
I am sorry to hear that.
Weak
@@Chris-rg6nm stop bragging about yourself.
@@Chris-rg6nmUgh gross. Putting women down is weak. Show some empathy to people instead of trolling behind a computer screen.
Oof.
One of my friends stopped after one child. She had a difficult pregnancy. She wanted more children but she also didn't want to compromise her health. I bet she would welcomed the option of hatching a couple of eggs.
I understand this! I loved my 1st pregnancy and parts of the 2nd but the post partum depression and psychosis I had with my 2nd nearly took me out and traumatized my son and I and had a hard time bonding with my baby girl. I would love another child but I can't risk going through that ever again. I wish the best for your friend and for u❤❤
@@Almanatrix Sorry you had to go through that, but happy for you that you were able to bring two children into this world. Thank you for the best wishes to my friend.
Adoption
I wouldn’t mind a capsule. 🤷♀️ I like that the father could also be more involved in the bonding process.
He could lay the egg
@@user-mm5ot2tc4l 😂
Surely men wanted to have "natural baby" - it is not him to sacrifice their time, life and health
I think many men would be happy to be finally freed of women to depend on them to have children. 😊
nah i would too, to me i think its better
This would be an amazing technology to help save premature-birth babies.
ikr. this narator is definetly reading a male written script.
Prospective scientist here, these pods are actually a great development, and scientists in the real world are actually working on functioning artificial wombs. Pregnancy and childbirth are incredibly strenuous on the body and can cause considerable damage. So much so that they were the a leading cause of death in women for most of our history. And an artificial womb or a pod like this could also go a long ways in preventing preterm labor, and early accurate detection, and probably treatment, of birth defects and the like. These pods would/will be a good thing, for both the mother's and baby's health. And with any luck the first prototypes will become available within the next couple of decades.
I think it would be a good option for people with a fear of birth, fertility issues, or high risk. not a fan of the 'kids programming' thing though. I know schools do a similar thing but at least you can be involved there having someone to tell you to completely trust the programming seems weird to me.
I agree, however, I would rather lecture my kid that I carried her in my tummy for 9 months. 😂
Are there any known centers or scientists that you are aware of that are working on this to be brought to the market within the next couple of decades? I'd like to research this further.
No acrimony whatsoever, but wait to work a bit in the field before swaing into the validity of the concept.
This topic has been thought for centuries, and its been under development for decades in some companies.
(IE: Juno womb, wombath, among others, merely talking from some experiences I've had in Eindhoven).
Its promising as a concept, specially for the thousands of monthly cases worldwide, where the child is unable to develop, leading to unnecesary premature deaths.
Preserving the mother's health, and removing childbirth risks, its another GREAT plus. But can't state bluntly the whole process is / will be a good thing.
The system comes with a lot of downsides, and currently a lot of unknowns to determine the feasibility.
1- Its not just a single project, its several multidisciplinary projects mashed into one. Being few steps before being able to produce "synthetic" life forms, it comes with all the ethics, and complexities of it which are currently not being addressed (Its noted, but not being developed upon in Europe. The FDA just took action a few months back but they're not working on it atm either, this will take several decades to settle...).
2- We haven't achieved hormonal balancing. Its good enough to treat some cases and even perform transitions. But its nowhere near the capacity to sustain the development of a human being.
3-Collaterals and other future known yet indeterminate problems, which will arise during the implementing this approach. Replacing birth for a share of the population is not risk free; new diseases, birth defects among others. It adds another field of liabilities which is not defined and not many people will be willing to sign for.
It does have some benefits, but currently the scale is tilting towards the field of uncertainties which could yield very detrimental consequences.
Its a field that still needs a lot more digging in the jurisdictional aspect, social and ethical. But its refreshing to see people with motivation to develop the field further! At least we got some coverage for the science bits :)
Success met de studie!
As a professional psychiatrist, allow me to present this thought: Way to miss the whole fucking point of what you just watched and the opening to dystopian nightmares repackaged as utopian.
I actually like the idea of the pod because it gave the dad a chance to bond with and keep the developing child with him too. The mom became jealous, which is how many fathers currently feel during pregnancy. It was very interesting to see some of the roles reversed due to the pod. Sad for the people who never bond with their pod.
It would be a fascinating soc/psych learning experience to see how this would effect family dynamics, roles, bonds with the kid, all of it.
I've never met one dude jealous of a women being pregnant. Wtf
@@hakim599 I'm assuming they mean jealous in the sense of being left out.
@@hakim599
They do get jealous about being no longer the center of her world.
Uhh as long as she has a womb she gives birth
I hated being pregnant. My body didn’t react the best to it. I was sick all the time and could eat, it was the same both times. I’m the end of it all, I can say I’m happy I got to experience it.
Nearly bleed to death during a emergency c section after my son got stuck I personally wouldn't mind a capsule baby
I loved being pregnant but i am too afraid to risk pregnancy again because I've had 10 miscarriages and 2 live births, traumatizing...and the post partum depression and psychosis was unbearable. I still can't believe i made it. But i never want to go through that or put my kids through that ever again
😥 sorry to hear that. Wish all the best for your life and your family!
In the same boat as you😢😢 miscarriage is really painful...I spend sometimes imagining what could have been 😢
I’m ashamed to admit that I kept waiting for something bad to happen.😢
Kinda expected the center to 'take' the kid and they were only allowed to meet their child there.
Something bad did happen, they damaged the ultra expensive capsule with a hammer!!! The centre is gonna sue them, take away their money, their home, they'd be charged with crimes, lose their jobs, their social groups, and go to jail, which obviously means they'd lose custody of the baby, and the couple will blame each other for how things turned out and end up hating each other, ending their relationship. And they'd each end up dying alone on the street as homeless alcoholic and drug addicts.
I beg your pardon…nothing “bad” happened bc the family chose to leave the pristinely packaged civilization and returned to nature where they “birthed” the child as naturally as possible, did not take the recommend drugs, and the child is not put through the thorough grooming process of further separation from its biological parents and rearing (total mental and emotional dependance) upon artificial intelligence.
I expected the capsule to be empty and for some other weird thing to acually produce the child.
@@quitlife9279Jesus Christ
Many women would love this. Imagine not suffering so much to give birth.
Agreed!
And imagine not using another woman's body as a surrogate to carry a biological child that NEVER asked to be here in the first place.
Honestly, if people are so desperate for biological kids, the egg pod idea is definitely ethical. No woman should have to go through needless pain, suffering and possible death just to bring some parasitic p.o.s. into the world that NEVER asked nor chose to be here in the first place!
@@marissa._ seek help lmao
@@marissa._most women want a family and want to be pregnant so cry.
@@killahooper3141lol they can still want family and children without physically carrying it if that's an option. Using technology doesn't mean they don't want family.
Maybe one day that will happen.
Disagree with the end comments. Example of capsule garden was fine but why would anyone want to go through the stress, pain and risk of a pregnancy if there is a better option? Purists can comment when they don't have to go through the process themselves. With that logic, why use anaesthesia? Why use painkillers at all? It's natural to feel pain. Progress will always face resistance, some stemming from dogma and fear...and some from traditionalism.
I had both my kids naturally and it was the most beautiful and amazing experiences of my life. No pain killers. I can't explain it but it was amazing
some people like the natural stuff I guess
@@buuuuuh365 That's just martyr complex they're experiencing. It's not logical.
@@seraphoftheend5768very logical actually.
There is no better option than carrying and giving birth to a life that naturally grew inside of you. Some women would give their left arm to b able carry a baby smh the capsule thing is just weird idc idc.
Men surely wrote this plot if they think all women would rather go through physical pregnancy than use a pod.
@@mmecharlotte I don't know
Any women who claim delivering a baby was painless and Magical! LOL
Give us the pods!
@@daffodilunderhill7066 There seem to be a lot of women in the comments who claim their pregnancy was some magical experience. While I can image there must be some very strong emotions one would feel about a new life being made inside your body, I'm very skeptical of them claiming they enjoyed the entire experince unless they have a fetish. Most women seem to enjoy someone else's pregnancy far more than their own.
@@peytonmac1131 I have never heard an actual pregnant woman in real life extol the pleasures of going through a pregnancy.🙂
I know tons. 🤷🏿♂ The people in this comment section are as sexist, in denial, and vicious as they accuse other of being; it’s also surreal how it seems no one paid any attention to the myriad of other implications in the plot instead simplifying it to their own desires. Huh. @@daffodilunderhill7066
@@peytonmac1131Ok. Here’s me. I absolutely loved being pregnant. Did it have not-so-fun parts? Sure. What doesn’t? Was labor painful? Yes, but it was pain with a purpose which made it easier to deal with. I saw it more as work than just something to endure. The things that bring the most joy require the most work. I would do it again in a heartbeat if I were younger even if these capsules existed. To be honest, these capsules are quite horrifying to me and I wouldn’t even consider them an option for me.
Birth, no man has done it. He compares birth to something that can be stressful. Unless you've done it, shut up. I had a natural birth, and the pain is unthinkable.
I had a 12lb baby all natural! My son loves me. Out of my 3 kids, he and I are the closest because he knows just how strong his mother is.
I m pregnant, I Don't think this pain is suffering.
@@catdairy367good for you. Most women don't have that experienc
I love the idea. No pregnancy, no labour. It sounds great. I would even consider having a few kids.
Very a stupid idea. Mother and child communicate with each, they develop and establish relationship from the day of conception. Right after birth mother feels absolute bliss. I couldn't miss, To have 'someone' from cocoon thanks it is not for me.
@@user-iq4re3jz2h and yet fathers and adoptive parents have relationships with their babies. You do you I guess, but the idea of sacrificing my body, health both mental and physical doesn't sound good. Being able to avoid this would be awesome. Since there is no option for me I will stick with being childfree.
Love the idea of a capsule option for developing a baby. When I was 12 and had my first period I was so convinced that by the time I became old enough to be a mother such technology would have already been invented! I’m 35 now and a happy mother… still would be nice to have the option.
I like the pod idea, because it would help women who want to have a child, but are unable to because of health reasons, as for everything else in my opinion the problem with that future is that there isn’t a proper balance, what they should’ve done is have technology and nature together, rather than having too much of one or the other, it’s like the old saying about sometimes having too much of a good thing can be bad for you, you need a proper balance of everything together.
I don’t like the holographic tacky thing, but the capsule baby actually sounds like a pretty good idea. I want a child in the future but I don’t want to have to deal with the pain and agony and my body getting all messed up with a baby so I would likely adopt.
I have had two children no pain, no agony yes, I had body changes and having a baby outside of the body is not a good thing. That is what makes us human that attachment that we have those emotions that we have from being physically inside of somebody being pregnant, was one of the most amazing things in the world, yeah I could be uncomfortable but I wouldn’t have changed it for the world. It is an experience that only women get to experience and it is an amazing gift that we have and if you are able to do it, you should do it at least once in your life because it’s an amazing experience.
@@dustmepinkI whole heartily agree. And people who are upset ONLY WOMEN can give birth & are trying to change this.
All because you don't want your BODY WHICH IS GOING TO CHANGE with AGE REGARDLESS doesn't make sense to me. You can't STOP age, as you age, wrinkles come, bones ache ,SKIN start sagging as hormones affect things.
Yes you can workout, stay " fit" and exercise ALL your life but you can't stop your body from changing.
This new generation of women are weird smh being pregnant and bonding with my baby was the best feeling ever, as a woman I wouldn’t want my baby growing in a damn capsule that’s so strange and lonely for the baby.
@@IwaanuhReelyes we age and change but while I’m young I want my beautiful body to stay the way it is while I’m young I would definitely indeed do pods
@dustmepink I'm also a mother of 2, I adore my children. But if I could pick a capsule for gestation and birth I would. I almost died twice.
Don't be judgemental. If men could give birth, this capsule would be a reality RN.
I actually like the idea of the pod. It's not absurd at all to not want all the pain and bs associated with pregnancy and birth. Not that men would know lol they never have to fear having to deal with it.
The only downside to the pod is they can't feel it move...can't see a little hand shape pressing from the inside. I find the idea horrifying IMO but some people really cherish that.
You will never see a little hand shape pressing from the inside. The lumps you see are the baby kicking or head butting.
I think people don’t understand how uncomfortable pregnancy is. It’s not magical time. You’re tired, and nauseous all the time to the point all the smells including food makes you vomit 🤢, but you have to eat cause you could hurt your baby. Then there’s all the stress that anything you do could potentially hurt your baby, for example a hot shower, beauty products and even eating a fruits. Pregnancy is magical, but also very scary
That's not true ! These days, men can get pregnant . Remember?
Women in hunter-gatherer societies don't experience pain during childbirth.
@@lucasgrey9794really? How so?
❤ I like the idea of both parents being part of the baby's development.
I actually think the idea of the pod is really good because pregnancy must be fascinating for a woman but also very stressful. The pod is a way to feel almost the same magical emotion of pregnancy in a non-painful and stressful way. It’s not absurd it’s innovative, and wanting your child to be delivered in an egg is not lazy. Aww man, I wish scientists were working on pods. And to all the people who are saying “ the pod is absurd” remember this : pregnancy is a health risk
It’s definitely not the same “magical emotion” of pregnancy, it’s nowhere even close to that. Pregnancy is how each and every person on earth was born. Anything in life can b a health risk u can walk out ur front door and it’s not guaranteed u will make it back home, that doesn’t mean u should never leave ur house. Those pods are strange and completely unnatural.
so far lambs have been birth unsuccessfully, but mice successfully.
so they're working on better incubators that some day can help those who miscarry.
but to grow from an egg personally I support easier adoption processes. there are plenty of babies in the world doesen't need to be my blood I'm not narcissistic supremacist.
@@1westprincess ok I get it, it’s your opinion and I respect it. But to defend my opinion. I know that anything can be a health risk I agree on that. And about the magical emotion, well it’s certainly not close to the emotion of having a living thing that will change your life growing inside your belly. But seeing a living thing that will change your life growing inside an egg is certainly magical. I mean forget the egg or belly, just think about the real thing. A living thing that will change your life… the difference is that in the belly you can feel it and in the egg you can see it. I mean both emotions must be magical. And it’s not because every single humans on earth had the natural process to be born that in the future some people would not try the egg option. Not everything has to be natural or traditional to be well “magical” or “great”. But I respect your opinion and just want to let you know that nobody in the movie is forced to have their baby being born in eggs(just a small detail). Anyways, wish you well and remember that I respect the opinion of yours. I just have a different one
@@tuttifrutigachaclub I mean ultrasounds and sonograms do exist for a reason, so people can actually see their babies growing inside of the belly while feeling it at the same time. I respect your opinion as well I just obviously completely disagree. We are mammals and are meant to give birth to our children not grow them inside prostatic eggs.
@@1westprincessspeaking as someone who plans to adopt, why does it matter where your baby comes from as long as you care for them?
Pregnancy is potentially life threatening and will lead to permanent changes to your body, some aren't that bad and some can cause disabilities and pain for the rest of your life. It isn't lazy to not want to go through, its logical to want to skip the risks!
Dont scare woman by saying its risky, ask your doctor First. 100 years Ago we wouldnt have 23 week children being born and alive. This helped so much mothers with Preeclampsy disease, you have no Idea. (Preeclampsy is the most mortal disease for pregnants with higher rate after 24 weeks)
Nowadays moms can give birth less than 34 weeks If thats risky for the child and specially to the mother.
That S why you should go to doctor when pregant or having suspect of pregnancy. Many Go the birth moment without any ANY imaginery research that doctors ask for, so the risk increases as the doctor CAN HELP TO AVOID RISKS DURING PREGNANCIES, such as hemorragies, Preeclampsy, bad formation of placenta, bad position of the baby, infections (specially malária, HIV), etc.
@@rubemartur8239I have a pretty good idea, actually. And it's eclampsia that is the highest risk, pre-eclampsia is the stage before your entire body starts seizing and can usually be managed in hospital for a while with magnesium drip and anti-seziure medication for the mother, and steroid shots to speed up the lung development of the baby. Everything I said in my first comment is factually correct, pregnancy forever changes your body.
@@rubemartur8239 it does not take away that even with all that modern technology people still die during childbirth though. This would be a nice option for women who have issues or are high-risk.
Being pregnant was actually a interesting thing to experience, I didn't hate even though I puking left and right. I had no real cravings and I had to sleep with two pillows. But I still didn't mind it, it felt pretty cool to feel my daughter moving.
It would be a nice option for people who have high-risk or fertility issues, i do not like the whole programming of the kids idea though
😂 Really, you didn’t ‘like” that. Certainly no parallels to today’s society. Nosireebob, no one looked any deeper into this than “ermaghad pod babies”.@@velvety2006
So, finally they took the natural way: "We have an egg, let's hatch it!"
I like the idea of pod.
All the man has to do is move his hips for a few minutes n that's it.
While the woman has to go through all sorts of physical and chemical changes for 9 fu**in months then go through extreme labor pain n that's not the end. 40 days of periods.
Either there should be such pods or there should be some technology to make the man experience everything the woman does.
Lets see how quickly the human population falls or humanity comes up with something like these pods
chill
Do you recognize the importance of the mother baby bonding while the baby is still developing and in the womb. Do you understand the implications on a baby when he is neglected emotionally and socially? What is to say that said implications are any different especially while the child is developing. Maybe take that into consideration before jumping the gun .
@clinto9042
Aaaand this attitude is why motherhood is being increasingly abandoned as a choice.
Human pregnancy is remarkably risky. We're the ONE species that specializes in technological advancements, specifically to make life less miserable and to reduce our own suffering...
Unless it's for the sake of women. Because according to men, as long as women are fulfilling their pre-determined role in society, their suffering and will is null to the superior rule of men.
Fuck that noise. If life can be made better for human beings, we have a responsibility to make it so.
@@arceusflute369 Motherhood is being abandoned because females are anti-human. There's no other reason. As silly a it seemed for Chaos being portrayed as a vengeful and petty female constantly trying to destroy Creation, that portrait was absolutely spot on.
@@clinto9042 I don't recognize the importance, no. Love and care is needed AFTER the baby is born. Before that, all it needs is a warm place and nutrients of which we have no evidence to suggest that a pod wouldn't be able to provide better than a human.
I'm worried from reading all these comments
Same!!!!
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I think this would be a good idea tbh. A chance for women who are unable to have children and also for women who wouldn't want to go through the trauma of childbirth sounds good to me
I had hyperemesis gravidarum during my pregnancy and lost over 40 pounds while pregnant. I did not get nearly as much support from all of society as I needed. Friends, family, my partner, and the medial system, all didn't look after me in the way I needed. I genuinely felt like I was dying. I threw up so much, that my esophagus was bleeding and I everything I swallowed was painful. My food aversion make me feel like every kind of food had the appeal of actual shit. Foods that I would normally salivate over repulsed me. I looked like a skeleton and felt worse after he was born, it was a horrible introduction to parenting. Glorifying natural pregnancy is just disrespectful to people like me, and I low key hate this propaganda.
At least you had the ability to have a baby naturally, many people never even get that.
So I absolutely hate when people push this narrative of how horrible giving birth is, when others literally consider taking their own lives because of the inability to do it :)
It's absolutely disrespectful to them...
@@newfieldcharlotte324 this was a disgusting take on what this lady wrote and it proved her point. You basically dismissed the Horror she went through which has clearly affected her with ‘at least you can have a kid’ take your pain out in the right place lady this was not it. Telling her story in a relevant forum was not at all disrespectful but you are.
And why bother watching the movie when it's much more efficient to watch a fifteen minute summary. So meta 🥰
Lack of access to technology, funds, or as a preview in order to chose to watch the real thing. 🥰
Three natural births here and not a single one by choice.. it's a no-brainer, I'll take a capsule.
Edited to add what 'not by choice' means.. basically, I practically _spit_ my kids out. I left to go to the hospital with the first labor pain but barely had time to make it to the hospital. I gave birth to all three in the prep room. No time to get me into a delivery room and definitely no time for an epidural. However, just because they were all quick deliveries doesn't mean they didn't hurt like hell. My kids are grown now, and I'm a grandmother of six but, if I had to do it all again, I'd hatch them all out without giving it a second thought.
Thank you! I had 3 c sections and I wanted to have them natural but my body nope. I would prefer the capsule as well.
Man, I feel like there’s gonna be a troll on this comment eventually! It’s just the way the first comment was written!
Hopefully you’re mature enough not to let it bother you! I don’t have kids, but I do have a niece and nephew that are really young. I told both of them if somebody is mean to you and tries to hurt your feelings it’s because they have worse problems than you.
Oh shit I completely forgot there’s a start up I think it’s in Germany where women can have the baby without caring it! It’s a literally a baby grown outside of the woman but her baby with or without the guy she wants to have it with seed I read about this a couple of months ago!
@@Dr_Larken I'm not trying to troll i just want to remind everyone that if it's not by choice, it's a horribly viscous crime that i don't think I'm even allowed to say in comments here.
To suffer grapes at least three times... and to have three of them result in insemination... the chances are small but possible. So there was (almost certainly) a choice. Perhaps none of them were intentional. But there almost certainly was a choice
@@burtan2000 They may be talking about "natural birth" not being by choice. Maybe they preferred C-section but that didn't happen for whatever reason. Your conclusion might be a tad off the mark. Hopefully.
I would love something like this for my friend who has gone through multiple miscarriages. Myself, the bond of physically carrying my child is very important. I loved feeling my babies kick and move.
The egg sounds like a good idea, especially if your body is a toxic playground.
I'd be here for this... pregnancy was hellish for me both times
I like the idea of the pod, because many women cannot have children or have complications and die leaving the male in a upside down life.
???
It’s like Pokémon they all hatch from eggs
Myself and few other women won't mind a capsule 😊
i love this idea. childbirth is the closest a woman will come to death. mother and baby mortality is still a problem in this country especially among Black women. although this is fake, i did see something abbout this a few years ago and i hope research has continued.
Now that you mention it, I actually do not know a single Black women whose died in pregnancy…although I know many who birthed very young (by choice) and lived through multiple abortions (black children being the most commonly aborted in the USA and were even the impetus for crating Planned Parenthood; a dark past there).
*woman (spell check 🙄)
Did the narration seemed misogynistic to anyone else? It was like “oh women can’t be bothered to get pregnant.”
Absolutely lol reducing the issues of pregnancy to just "stress" was a big old red flag
here comes the feminists cant even enjoy a recap this is hilarious 😂
Tbh, the most dystopian part was how they could take away the egg at any moment.
I felt the egg could be taken hostage by the corporation at any moment.
These comments are genuinely both intriguing and scary.
Fetus' 'heartbeats' are actually electric impulses. In fact, heart cells can beat on a petri dish without the rest of the body. Did a ForcedBirther make this movie? 'Cause it seems so.
Secondly, 'Lazy'? Did the (male; not surprised) narrator not remember his own words? Pregnancy is dangerous. Hundreds of women die each year from childbirth complications! If there was a world where women were as free as this, WITH options to CHOOSE whether or not they want to do it naturally... then sign me up!
Dont scare woman by saying its risky, ask your doctor First. 100 years Ago we wouldnt have 23 week children being born and alive. This helped so much mothers with Preeclampsy disease, you have no Idea. (Preeclampsy is the most mortal disease for pregnants with higher rate after 24 weeks)
Nowadays moms can give birth less than 34 weeks If thats risky for the child and specially to the mother.
That S why you should go to doctor when pregant or having suspect of pregnancy. Many Go the birth moment without any ANY imaginery research that doctors ask for, so the risk increases as the doctor CAN HELP TO AVOID RISKS DURING PREGNANCIES, such as hemorragies, Preeclampsy, bad formation of placenta, bad position of the baby, infections (specially malária, HIV), etc.
Dude pregnancy is objectively risky. Downplaying the risks of pregnancy is incredibly irresponsible.
Any body part can operate without the rest of the body if the cells are still alive. Pointing that out proves nothing. A forced birther is also an anti murderer, so the term means nothing relevant.
@@blanktrigger8863 LOL, the delulu.
Delulu is the perfect term for what’s going on in the comment section of this entire post. YIKES. Hip Bee Witch
Woman should understand their importance. Until then, they have option to believe the degrade, without realizing the truth.
While I get why so many people here seem to be on board with the idea, personally I don't think I'd be able to handle being separated from my egg or the danger of it breaking and being told to "give it back it's expensive" or "you have to leave it here with the others" I'd probably take as a threat to me and the baby and I'd freak out and probably run away and hide it lol
@@Light-ji4foAre you a man? If you are then you've no right to comment about this. If you are a woman that has had uncomplicated pregnancies or has never experienced pregnancy then you also have no right.
@Light-ji4fo lol I agree, but a lot of people in the comments seem to be on board for whatever reason, I was just saying why I do not agree 😅
Studies showed that we get our balance in the womb. there’s a liquid between our ears that need helps with balance and it needs the movement of the mother to be set right. it is also a connection thing. The baby would bond easily to the mother because of her scent. The heart rate has been shown to be beneficial to the child. Lastly, children are not toys, they’re human beings and should be treated as such.
@@MrSophire Thousands of years of children being treated like absolute garbage by their mothers totally disproves what you wrote.
@@lucasgrey9794there are thousands of years of parent giving up their lives for their children. outliers happen pods most likely will increase those outliers
No morning sickness, crazy pain and etc . I need egg 🥚)
I really like the idea of a pod. Toxemia runs on my mom’s side of the family. My mom doesn’t want me to have kids because said told me that I’ll get toxemia as bad as she did (4th month of pregnancy.)
If the baby is developed in a pod outside the mothers body than the mother will not experience the movements of the baby growing inside, like the baby moving, kicking, or even feeling the baby when it hic-ups. My wife was fascinated with feeling our first child move inside her and feeling the hic-ups our little girl got and she got them often.
During my wife's first pregnancy I remember she took a small glass bowl put in ice cube in it. She than layed down on her back on the sofa and she place the bowl with the ice cube on her baby bump and after a few seconds the bowl started to move because the baby could feel the cold of the ice cube and was making it move it was fascinating the see.
That’s beautiful and all but the other downsides of pregnancy make the pods better in every way.
Sure but Fathers have experienced the development of their children this way and still maintain great bonds with their children. (Speaking as a Daddy’s girl)
Speaking as a mother, those little flutters you feel are cute at first, but I almost died having my kid in the third trimester…so I’m all for a capsule.
I want kids but that is the most horrifying thing I can imagine
Oh well when you put it that way it's totally worth endangering your wife's health for the novelties of pregnancy.
Listen I get that it's fascinating and cool to see, but it's also extremely risky to undergo. Any technology that reduces risk and suffering should be on the table, and a pod is one hell of an excellent way to do that.
If I can have the pod....I would love it ! I take daily medications that I cannot take while I am pregnant. Surrogacy would be the only route for me to have a child which is fairy expensive. If I had a pod..I would do it in a heart beat. This pod would help women that want children that are over 40 as well.
Dude thats jeniouse i want that pod, nothing else only the pod . Knowing u dont hav to be worried or anything to go wrong during pregnncy time is amazing and u dont feel this horrible amount of pain giving birth, dang sing me up for that capsule.
Sweetheart, the capsule comes attached with entire philosophies, procedures, social norms, grooming, and government expectation. Lol. None of which touch on the true biological implications (with millions of years of evolution attached to it).
You want a natural birth, carry the baby yourself
Does the narrator understand that he sounds derisive and like he is narrating a murder mystery?
I kept expecting to hear the Unsolved Mysteries theme music.
U must be new here
The capsule sounds like a great idea really. Unplanned pregnancies would go down so less unwanted kids in the welfare system. Also, anybody with the money could have a safe way to have a child and gender of the parents doesn't matter. I'm sure they also screen for genetic problems so like harlequin babies don't happen.
There will still be unplanned pregnancies and children have value - including those on welfare
as a woman who is unable to carry a child I love the idea of the capsule.
It’s not the technology that the movie protests, but the attitude that it fosters;
with children and the natural world becoming more commodities that take a back seat to social convenience and economic productivity.
The movie is called "Pod Generation!" Your welcome 😊
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Those eyebrows They give her the permanltly worried look
Emilia Clarke still has PTSD from Season 8 of 'Game of Thrones'. 😉
I could see the capsule idea proposed as a response to the abortion debate, particularly if they figure out how to transfer a fetus/unborn baby from a womb to a capsule.
No. We already have adoption as an alternative to that, women who abort do not want a child with a genetic connection to themselves or the male whom impregnated them to exist in many cases (for various reasons) and not exclusively bc they do not wish to give birth.
Furthermore, your governments want the free fetal tissue that comes with abortion, so they have no interest in dissuading people from aborting their fetus.
Just adopt. Don’t rely on technology to birth a human
Clearly the narrator has no idea what he's talking about when he made that comment about being "lazy" for not taking "joy" in pregnancy when it's anything but that, especially the delivery process. Just a very basic tip, don't talk about something you have no idea of.
They treat this as a bad thing but really the idea of having a of an egg or pod
This egg could be a nightmare only in private healtcare
Maybe this is an easier way, but the mother loses contact with the child. It can become an object.
I really like the way they done this story thank you for telling us about it
I have heard no downsides of this capsule concept.
Increases risk of breast câncer in general, If comparing woman who had birth at least once and another woman who never did pregnancy.
They were in the film.
I could have saved myself back pain, stretch marks and…. Gggrrrrrrreeeaaatttt!!!
In Lois McMaster Bujold's science fiction stories set in the Vorkosigan universe, they have a similar device called a uterine replicator. It's generally held to be a massive upgrade over body births.
I also agree! Mind you, the author also explored at least one way the device could be abused!
How very Brave New World of them @@valeriebreathet741
The idea of children hatching in eggs almost made me laugh in public
ending is horrible. just think about law suit because they destroyed that kind of super expensive equipment
Yeah but I guess it depends on the terms of the contract. Obviously destruction of the egg is possible because they could be dropped, or damaged in a number of ways. So I don't think it'll be life destroying debt otherwise no one would risk it without handles attached to the eggs.
Proxy uterus? EGGCELLENT! But why was it so smooth and slippery? 😅
OMG ... you are right! So easy to drop and harm the baby!
This movie sounds insane 😢 the thought of this is heartbreaking... but still believable
The capsule is a very good idea ❤
Love channels like these, they’ve helped me find good movies and shows better than google, imdb, and rotten tomatoes
thank you for this
This would be amazing for anyone who lost their uterus, has endometriosis or fibroids, high risk health conditions, tokophobia or unexplained infertility. Im convinced it would be abused though.
I'll be long dead if this world should ever exist.
The pod would assist greatly in preventing csections as well. It would help in maintaining the body in it's best form. Bodies usually get wrecked after baby. Not everyone snaps back.pods would help here.
I agree with the idea of a pod because let's face it not all woman are wired to give birth and this is a great help.
i want to see this film. i have spent my life fighting these ideals, i am no longer alone
Just seemed like a giant Tamagotchi and that rarely ended well.
Im curious though. We already know a child will develope a devastating detachment disorder if not shown affection in infancy. How much more devastating would it be not connected to the mother physically ever? What are the psychological implications of the womb experience? Just becuse we don't remember it doesn't diminish the significance.
It was proven that, if a baby don't get any affection at all, she or he will die.
So no matter how Snowflakes want this artifical path to be real, it will never work in reality. The child would die even quicker before he or she even born...
Very good questions
This is something nobody discusses when discussing artificial wombs. Children absorb all kinds of things in the womb both good and bad. There's just so much we don't know. I don't think we should start pursuing this technology till we understand more.
That is also ignoring pain suffered during the labor is one of the most significant part of the mother child bonding (from mother's side). Sort of pain and reward type thing. I am forgetting the hormone name that is responsible for it.
They said they programmed dreams out because 'they were not usefull' so they may have programmed something in to keep the child attached to the parents.
at this point y not adopt? only upside i c is the father getting more rights to the lids if they breakup
What is the name of this movie
My dad with the cat he didn’t want;
Lol anybody else meet that one person that you can tell was delivered and showing signs that there was a hammer involved
What movie is this 🤔 I wanna watch it
I was expecting a *dragon* to come out of the egg. 🐉
“In the year 6565”
“You won't need no husband, won't need no wife
You'll pick your son, pick your daughter too
From the bottom of a long glass tube” Source In the year 2525
I would definitely get the capsule. Due to long term health complications especially needing to b on a list of medications to function and live, this would b my choice. This can greatly help ppl who cannot carry and ppl who r in danger if they carried.
Currently pregnant with my first and the idea of this pod scared me, like i wouldn't want to not experience pregnancy but then it also has some positive sides for families who cannot get pregnant
Be a good way for same sex couples too
What movie is this ?
Honestly that seems like a perfect world.... None of the capsule stuff was mandatory, just an option...
There are none so blind…
I honestly wish this was real as i am infertile so having a biological baby made with say my blood would be neat.
Blood doesn't make you family love does.
Look into adopting , lots of kids need a living home ,
WHY are you infertile, because that could affect if they could harvest a viable egg or not.
@tablescissors67 Turners syndrome I have never had an natural period only one caused by difference in estrogen/progesterone
Instead developing tech for capsule why don't develop tech for a better delivery
Because the government cannot seize and monitor every single waking moment, then groom the child to be dependent upon themselves.
Wouldn’t give up feeling them grow and move inside of me for anything. And I had difficult pregnancies and the births were hard.
Thank you! Finally a motherly response in this comment section
great recap, how can i contact you?
Honestly the pod idea is great. Ik now we all like to make everything natural but aren't ya'll using a phone to watch this ? If there's some technology to make your life easier then why not take it. And for your argument "but women have been doing this for centuries", yes your ancestors sh** in open space cuz they didn't have sanitary washrooms, they didn't have fridges but you use them, they didn't have electricity, fans, ac, elevator, light, tv, phone. If you're so natural why not live in cave and haunt animals with bows and arrows, oh wait but bows and arrows are also technology. See, the thing is humans always been using tools and creating tools, it is a part of oyr nature, it is natural. The pod is amazing. It saves eomen from pain and discomfort of caring a baby, gibes her more time and energy to engage in other works, opportunity for dad or other family members to spend time with the pod snd finally ensuring the safety of the baby.
Humans are already to distracted and detached from human contact/connection because of cell phones and electronics now imagine a world full of people actually born in capsules having no human emotional connection from conception for 9 months.
@@1westprincessit would be perfect
Oh my days sign me up id love this