Robert Kiltz

And we focus on nutrition and natural things.

But I'm all for modern medicine.

I was just down in Mexico City looking at conceivable life and looking at robotic IVF laboratory.

Wow.

Are those the artificial wombs?

It's not the artificial womb.

What it is is that we will retrieve eggs out of women's ovaries.

We will then take the sperm sample produced by the husband in a cup.

And we will then take the egg, inject the sperm into the egg to create the embryo, culture it in a dish.

And we have humans doing those things.

They've done a great job for a long time.

And then taking the embryo, either freezing it or transferring the uterus.

The robotic system takes the embryo

the fluid from the ovary and the fluid from the ejaculate and the robot then will take it and we'll find the eggs, find the sperm, prepare the egg in the sperm, the prepare the dishes, the add the sperm to the egg and all in a, in a robotic line, uh, over, over a short amount of time that will significantly, I think, uh,

improve and automate the system in the laboratory.

Because we human beings, we're not as good as the technology that's created in artificial intelligence and the LADAR, which is kind of really pretty amazing stuff that's happening.

So I think technology...

Everyone is not going to go carnivore.

It ain't happening.

And I'm not suggesting everyone do that.