Contact RSS Subscribe Bloggers About Home

Grow Your Own Sperm! *Man Not Included

Share This Post

Quibbler
July 13th, 2009

The Perfect Pair There has been great controversy around stem cell research since the very beginning.

Recently, however, a professor at Newcastle University may have crossed the line when he found a way that could render the male sex superfluous.

Professor Karim Nayernia, Chair of Stem Cell Biology at Newcastle has discovered a way to produce sperm from stem cell material. Man-Made Sperm The image above is a very very basic description of the process involved for fertilizing a female mouse without* using male sperm.

*I’m thinking that since an embryo is needed to isolate the stem cells responsible for sperm production, at least one male (or his sperm) will be needed to initiate this process.

What do you think, girls? Do you think we can handle getting rid of all but one man? (I would suggest that Prof. Nayernia be the one man we keep!)

I don’t know…as much as I would like to get rid of the smell of men that wafts through the air, I think there may be grave consequences to getting rid of them.

For example, men are pretty good for dispelling female anger against one another; men can lessen the frequency of fights such as these from occurring:

The Result of Less Men

I don’t know about the rest of you, but I would like to keep my hair firmly attached to my head.

The Verdict:

This is a really great discovery just in case there is a plague that only wipes out the male population or if Mars Needs Men

Although I haven’t decided if I would want to get rid of men or not. I’m open to discussion.

What do you think, girls?

And you, men?

The Quibbler

Leave a Comment

  • Shelly says:

    I don’t think this is an experiment that would lead to the extinction of men. Or even call for it. I do see it, however, as a possibility for someone to be able to procreate without having to agonize about “the right partner.” Now-a-days many women are choosing to take matters into their own hands. Rather than find the perfect man and mate, they are mating and then worrying about the perfect (or lack there of) man. This is just another way women can go about creating life without needing the perfect man. And because it’s science I’m guessing they’ll have genetic traits down to a, erm, science, soon enough. You want the kid to only have your traits, but enhanced? Coming soon to a sterilized tube near you.

  • Shelly says:

    Gawd, I said “perfect man” way too many times. Let’s rephrase. Perfect Spermy. Much better.