Politics

[Rocked and Loaded]

 

[Wishfulthinker580]

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Exactly. People have been sacrificing people (including children) for millennia and the reason hasn’t really changed. All done in self interest.

 

[375 Ruger Fan]

Neither was Obama, who spent a lot of money having his records sealed.

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This is false, Kamala was born in California and it doesn’t matter what her parents status was. We ought to change that law ( amendment).

 

[Ridge Runner]

IIRC, The President and Vice President Must Be US born citizens, can not hold or have held a foreign title....

Thus why Arnold Swartzenhager was ineligible to be nominated or run for President.

 

[Aaron N]

This is false, Kamala was born in California and it doesn’t matter what her parents status was. We ought to change that law ( amendment).

Aren’t all citizens equals?

 

[LivingTheDream]

So what happens to the unused viable embryos? There have to be some right? You said they fertilize multiple eggs at one time and on day 5 report how many are embryos. A woman only wants 2 kids but produces 5 viable embryos. Do they just test one at a time and if viable implant it or do they test all at once?

Am I missing something here?

So they test all at once. So if she had 5 get to day 5 and they all came back viable, then they select one and do a transfer. If she both transfers were successful, and she would have 3 others, they could be frozen indefinitely, donated to another couple or discarded.

So to your point, I'm sure it does happen. But statistically speaking it would be extremely rare. For example transfers with a viable embryo have about a 60% success rate.

As an example:
Round 1 - 10 eggs, 9 Fertilized, 1 Embryo, Tested Non Viable
Round 2 - 4 eggs, 4 Fertilized, 4 Embryo, 2 Viable, 2 Non Viable, 1 Successful Transfer, 1 Fail Transfer
Round 3 - 8 eggs, 7 Fertilized, 0 Embryos

Another couple I know
Round 1 - 17 eggs, 11 Fertilized, 1 Embryo , Tested Non Viable
Round 2 - 16 eggs, 11 Fertilized, 3 Embryos, 1 Non-Viable, 1 Successful Transfer, 1 Viable still frozen.

I can run off more of these, but wanted to show how the numbers drop and drop fast. The other couples I know have no viable embryos left. You pretty much keep doing it until you have no available viable embryos left.

Not sure this helps at all, but hope it provides a little bit more information.

 

[LivingTheDream]

I also realize I may have come off as harsh towards @LivingTheDream and I’d like to apologize for that.

No worries man, we all have our opinions. I do appreciate the apology as I was trying to explain from a good place.