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This is going to change the world ... this is by far going to have deepest sociological impact (good & bad) on the society ... because many men will use this secretly without telling their partner to avoid having kids ... which eventually will bring enormous decrease in population ... Now someone should come out with novel technique to avoid STD without using condoms ... combination of these 2 techniques will be VIOL…
A 100% effective, low maintenance, reversible birth control method could have an incredible effect on the future of the species. I'm guessing the benefits of fewer unwanted children will be incredible. The possible downsides include a dangerously low birth rate and forced temporary sterilization, but I think the long term effects will be very positive.
If people want to force you to be sterile, wouldn't they use a different method?
A 100% effective, low maintenance, reversible birth control method could have an incredible effect on the future of the species. I'm guessing the benefits of fewer unwanted children will be incredible. The possible downsides include a dangerously low birth rate and forced temporary sterilization, but I think the long term effects will be very positive.
Something like this is certainly more convenient, but ultimately the best method is education.
Bonus points for reading the whole article without flinching!
A 100% effective, low maintenance, reversible birth control method could have an incredible effect on the future of the species. I'm guessing the benefits of fewer unwanted children will be incredible. The possible downsides include a dangerously low birth rate and forced temporary sterilization, but I think the long term effects will be very positive.
I don't get the part about "forced temporary sterilization." If people want to force you to be sterile, wouldn't they use a different method?
A 100% effective, low maintenance, reversible birth control method could have an incredible effect on the future of the species. I'm guessing the benefits of fewer unwanted children will be incredible. The possible downsides include a dangerously low birth rate and forced temporary sterilization, but I think the long term effects will be very positive.
I don't get the part about "forced temporary sterilization." If people want to force you to be sterile, wouldn't they use a different method?
e.g. Offer people generous welfare if they elect to undergo this temporary birth control procedure.
Bonus points for reading the whole article without flinching!
If you just lost your appetite for the entire day when you saw the single shot on that video, you are not alone.
Is this an example of why health care is so incredibly expensive in this country?
Do these "modern pharmaceutical manufacturing standards" actually buy us extra safety?