@laughwendylaugh, if you're okay if sharing, hopefully I'm not being insensitive but I would like to know emotionally how a miscarriage felt. Apparently it's similar to an abortion, obviously a lot more painful and depressing as you don't expect or want or choose for it to happen. I'm sorry that happened to you, it really is like losing a child.

I've heard of that, it's insane, same with worm holes right? Like if we didn't get torn a part when going through them we could go to another universe or possibly back in time. One of my favourite theories is if you distance yourself enough away from earth you can see dinosaurs because you are looking back in time.

Black holes amaze me and scare me, like I find it hard to wrap my head around. What's your fav theory? Cause tbh I don't know much about them because it's difficult for me to understand

I agree with everyone on the point that this a lot more complicated than expected, there's so many things to think about and none of my personal answers can be certain until I am in this actual situation. I would have an abortion if absolutely necessary but I can't actually say that is true until I am placed in that position as abortions are apparently emotionally harrowing regardless of your views of what a human life is or when it starts. @changetheworld, on that subject, I believe a human life begins when the fetus is able to think and feel, the brain gives its first electrical message at about day 43 (wk 6), however this does not mean it is a human being yet as it does not feel, it just means the body is functioning. In Australia, where I live, abortions cannot be preformed after the 20th week so personally, I believe an abortion is unethical beyond this point. I have had no personal experiences with abortion, nor do I know anyone who's had one so my point is based off trust in law

Respond with 2 Australian dollariedoos. That's a price no one can pass up

So on the other hand I guess you also win a lot

OOOOooo I love space. Pick your favourite thing about anything to do with space, go.

I bought a family pack of mint slices and ate them all that evening. Sad to say that's not the first nor the last time I've done that.

Nerds are intelligent if we're following a stereotype so actually, you should know a lot

Sure, I'm not going to but, you do that

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MY POINT EXACTLY

Be careful not to interpret what I say as "People who currently have down syndrome should die", because that's not it at all. You shouldn't be treated differently (to an extent) when you have a mental illness/disability and their lives are worth the same as any other. However, in my view it's not just the baby's life that is impacted but also the family, it is the parents choice to continue with the pregnancy. I would terminate it as although I am fully equipped and capable of raising a child with a disability, I am given the choice before this baby is even a baby to not risk it having a difficult life. I understand and respect your view point though.

DOES EATING A LEMMING MAKE SENSE?!