Davros
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- Jul 24, 2015
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What you don't understand is that most people don't consider an early stage embryo to be a person/child/human being, especially when it literally has no brain yet.
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Without scientific definitions & testing, I'd bet that a pig or even a cat has more of a "brain" than an early stage "human" embryo!
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Oh I think that's true without doubt. At the end of the first trimester there is a ton of brain development yet to occur. I don't understand brain development, but probably no one else on this forum does either. Apparently it's at the end of the first trimester that different kind of brain cells start migrating to the places they need to be in the brain to start functioning. There is no way this brain could function at the level of a higher mammal's brain.