Message from @Cody

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2018-11-02 13:44:44 UTC  

if a fertilized egg never enters a female, it will never result in a born baby, or 9 months of development

2018-11-02 13:44:47 UTC  

But it wont last because there is nothing to nurture it.

2018-11-02 13:44:59 UTC  

wait, so people with an extra chromosome are not human?

2018-11-02 13:45:22 UTC  

rip everyone with Aneuploidy.

2018-11-02 13:45:32 UTC  

Never heard of a person with 47 chromosomes

2018-11-02 13:45:56 UTC  

seriously? never heard of people with an extra X?

2018-11-02 13:46:09 UTC  

Klinefelter syndrome

2018-11-02 13:47:21 UTC  

Well I wont say I'm not shocked

2018-11-02 13:47:38 UTC  

abnormal, sure

2018-11-02 13:48:29 UTC  

Well fine maybe my exact definition is not as accurate as something else

2018-11-02 13:48:34 UTC  

same reason we can't require having x arms or legs as people sometimes don't. but we still count them as human

2018-11-02 13:48:52 UTC  

But that fertilized egg has it's own unique set of dna

2018-11-02 13:49:11 UTC  

Completely separate from whatever entity's created it

2018-11-02 13:49:19 UTC  

So its life

2018-11-02 13:49:34 UTC  

incorrect. it has half and half.

2018-11-02 13:49:46 UTC  

or in the case of incest, it can be a clone

2018-11-02 13:49:59 UTC  

rare and require mother son or father daughter

2018-11-02 13:50:09 UTC  

but can be

2018-11-02 13:50:31 UTC  

I mean sure.

2018-11-02 13:51:13 UTC  

But that really doesn't change my point though. It's a completely separate thing from the parents.

2018-11-02 13:51:28 UTC  

Be those parents the same person or not

2018-11-02 13:51:52 UTC  

And its unlikely to be an exact clone

2018-11-02 13:52:01 UTC  

unlikely, but if it was, would it not have life?

2018-11-02 13:52:07 UTC  

obviously not but why?

2018-11-02 13:52:14 UTC  

So unlikely that it's on the scale of impossible

2018-11-02 13:52:28 UTC  

not really

2018-11-02 13:52:48 UTC  

Babies constantly mutate in minor ways

2018-11-02 13:53:15 UTC  

if you have a daughter, half her DNA is from her father. There is probably closer to a 1/4 chance of any give egg being the same set of dna the egg that made her was

2018-11-02 13:53:37 UTC  

But DNA mutates often

2018-11-02 13:53:45 UTC  

In reproductive cells

2018-11-02 13:54:05 UTC  

The chances are closer to 1/1000000

2018-11-02 13:54:30 UTC  

And agian that really doesn't change my point

2018-11-02 13:54:52 UTC  

if that was the case, then genetic diseases would have a much lower chance of being passed on than they do

2018-11-02 13:54:56 UTC  

Just becuase it can't grow to be old does not mean that the cell is itself dead

2018-11-02 13:55:00 UTC  

but this is all off topic

2018-11-02 13:55:04 UTC  

The cell lives for a time

2018-11-02 13:55:21 UTC  

yes, but thats part of the problem.

2018-11-02 13:56:16 UTC  

So, if you remove a sperm cell or fertilized egg cell from a female, it will not live to 9 months

2018-11-02 13:56:40 UTC  

agreed?

2018-11-02 13:57:09 UTC  

same goes for a zygote, which is like fertilized egg 2.0