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BlackWater <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: >[EMAIL PROTECTED] (Ray Fischer) wrote: > >>BlackWater <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: >>>[EMAIL PROTECTED] (Paul Anderson) wrote: >>>> BlackWater <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: >> >>>>>>Fact: The changes that occur at birth to transform a fetus into a >>>>>>biologically separate and self-contained organism are massive and >>>>>>irreversable. >>>>> >>>>> Well, not 'irreversible' really ... >>>> >>>>Don't lie to me. The changes that occur at birth cannot be reversed >>>>and the baby cannot be placed back into the womb. >>> >>> Of course it can ... indeed they ARE. >> >>NEVER has a fetus been born and then reconnected to a palenta and >>reinserted into the womb. It is not medically possible. > > If they can re-attach a severed arm and make it > work, they can do that. That makes no sense at all. > Maybe nobody has TRIED > yet, but the capability is there. No, it is not. It is impossible to reverse childbirth. >>> There's more >>> and more surgery on fetuses - >> >>Which does not make them born. That's a pretty pathetic excuse >>for an outright lie. > > What IS "born" in your book ... The same meaning that everybody on the planet except you seems to know about. -- Ray Fischer [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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