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If a fire breaks out in a fertility clinic, whom do you save — a Petri dish with five blastula or the two year-old child?

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Already done in politics. And wow, was that a mess.

Er, not to put a damper on things. Maybe it will be more interesting here.

I save the kid because, er, blastulas are kind of hard to anthropomorphize.

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Both. And yes, I know I'm ignoring the restrictions of the OP. We did this recently (I thought it was here, but it might have been in Politics).

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How many blastula can the two year-old child be expected to co-produce during their lifetime? More than 5 I'd gather, especially if he/she went out of their way to do it.

I chose the child, obviously.

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How many blastula can the two year-old child be expected to co-produce during their lifetime? More than 5 I'd gather, especially if he/she went out of their way to do it.

I chose the child, obviously.

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How many 2 year old children can the blastula be expected to co-produce during their lifetime?

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If for no other reason (althought there are a ton) I can go with the toddler for suffering reasons. No nervous system = no pain.

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whats the chances of the blastula actually becoming children. Remember they don't always become children due to the artificial fertilization methods correct?

Melch

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What is the two year old doing alone in a fertility clinic?

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If for no other reason (althought there are a ton) I can go with the toddler for suffering reasons. No nervous system = no pain.

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I like this question.

It's petty in a really satisfying way.