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It's a legal procedure, a moot issue. I'm not going to prevent anyone from doing it. I personally know people who have had the procedure. I personally know people who work in IVF clinics. What can I say?? What would you like me to say??? I already told you my views in the other posts. If you think it's OK then so be it. If you believe that God thinks it's OK, then so be it. Some people don't believe in God. This is America, a free country and the procedure is legal. Go for it. Pick and choose. Have you done this already and want a pat on the back? Here's a pat on the back: pat, pat, pat. Create all the babies you want. Keep the ones you like, and discard and freeze the others. Let the healthy ones live and the sick ones die. That's what Hitler and Stalin did. They got rid of the old people too, the useless eaters who produce nothing and use up resources.

If you think the procedure is moral and OK then so be it. What are trying to do on this thread, find a whole bunch of freepers who thinks it's OK? Don't worry, many freepers do think it's OK. You can relax now.

Well it is far from certain that just because it is legal to destroy embryos now that it will be in the future. Many people would want to prevent other people from destroying embryos and even a single fertilized egg.

I don't know anyone who works in an IVF clinic or anyone who has every had IVF to the best of my knowledge.

I really don't know what to think about whether this procedure is moral or not. I can see arguments for both sides.

Needless to say, I've not performed any of these procedures nor am I looking for some sort of strange confirmation for procedures I've not done from strangers on a bulletin board.

The point of this discussion is to explore the ethics of destroying a 7 celled blastosphere. But it seems as if most people, including yourself, don't actually want to discuss the issue, which I find puzzling.

Perhaps this is not the right forum for intellectual scientific inquiry.

jas3