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The IVF Pioneer Who Says His Own Industry Is Lying - Professor Robert Winston

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“His argument that nature does not respect life at conception because 25% of pregnancies end in miscarriage, naturally, and so it is OK for us to abort pregnancies is like saying because nature does not respect human life after birth since p…”

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“Very interesting and informative conversation and I just have one minor criticism. I really wish everyone would stop referring to pregnant women as pregnant people, who else can get pregnant ? It’s like the word woman is slowly being erased…”

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“I needed to listen to this so much… as someone who has gone through ivf and had 4 failed embryo transfers with one miscarriage I needed to hear him explain the harsh reality of it… because after my last transfer I had a consultation with th…”

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“19:52 He sends the prior 5-10 minutes dismissing the ethical objections to his line of work, and then acts horrified that his line of work has become an industrialized and commoditized product. Come on, it is the most obvious consequence of…”

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