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Sperm banks have been around since the early 1960's and since of coursed science has progressed. Now we have technology like DNA, genetic testing, accurate DNA/genealogy profiling.  The newest tech involves "designer babies" where the baby can be tailor made and the parents, for a price, can choose eye color, hair color and even height. They can make babies that are even resistant to HIV. I think this will only expand to the point that it'll be cost effective, available and common practice.

This means the overall process will become cheaper. 
One thing they cannot do is change the vaccination status of the donor. Either he is vaccinated (for anything not just covid) or he isn't. The latter being far more rare of course. Knowing that will be something we can't just "edit out" I'm theorizing that unvaxxed sperm will be one of the most sought after, extremely expensive purchases in the next 50 years+

I, as a childless heterosexual non-vaccinated (from anything) young woman I think someone should jump to legitimize this untapped market. make a donor platform that focuses on health, lifestyle and personality/intelligence profiles.

As much as women should get a chance to be a mother, it should also be available to her to keep her bloodline as natural as possible and free of synthetic chemicals. Also it would be nice to see a bank that could arrange a one donor=one child option. 
After the sperm is confirmed to be successful in a birth he's off the registry forever. some women don't want the complications of having half siblings to thier children that they dont know.

With all science can do now, the need for a natural geared procreation process.
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Original Message Sperm banks have been around since the early 1960's and since of coursed science has progressed. Now we have technology like DNA, genetic testing, accurate DNA/genealogy profiling. The newest tech involves "designer babies" where the baby can be tailor made and the parents, for a price, can choose eye color, hair color and even height. They can make babies that are even resistant to HIV. I think this will only expand to the point that it'll be cost effective, available and common practice.

This means the overall process will become cheaper.
One thing they cannot do is change the vaccination status of the donor. Either he is vaccinated (for anything not just covid) or he isn't. The latter being far more rare of course. Knowing that will be something we can't just "edit out" I'm theorizing that unvaxxed sperm will be one of the most sought after, extremely expensive purchases in the next 50 years+

I, as a childless heterosexual non-vaccinated (from anything) young woman I think someone should jump to legitimize this untapped market. make a donor platform that focuses on health, lifestyle and personality/intelligence profiles.

As much as women should get a chance to be a mother, it should also be available to her to keep her bloodline as natural as possible and free of synthetic chemicals. Also it would be nice to see a bank that could arrange a one donor=one child option.
After the sperm is confirmed to be successful in a birth he's off the registry forever. some women don't want the complications of having half siblings to thier children that they dont know.

With all science can do now, the need for a natural geared procreation process.

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