h a l f b a k e r yWhy on earth would you want that many gazelles anyway?
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Freezing of sperm and eggs is widely used.
I propose surgical removal and cryogenic freezing of the testes and ovaries, for reattachment when they are desired for reproduction. Aside from the contraceptive benefits, this procedure would protect the germ cells from aging and radiation, reducing the
risk of cancer and birth defects. For men, there is the additional benefit of making a very sensitive area less sensitive.
The science to do this is not quite ready, but it's close (ie rat organs that are frozen can sometimes be successfully thawed).
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Yes, I'd like to keep mine where they are. There might be an
argument for removing and preserving ovaries (when the
technology gets there), particularly if a woman had to
undergo aggressive chemo- or radio-therapy. I believe that
eggs are sometimes harvested and stored for this very
reason. |
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despite the obvious temptation of having surgical steel replacement balls that CLANG while you walk, I'm gonna have to say no. |
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