Infophilia: A Positive Psychology of Information

Infophilia: A Positive Psychology of Information

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Ectogestative Technologies, Maternal / Parental Connections, and Information

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Anita Sundaram Coleman
Oct 07, 2023
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Fetus outline sketch with an umbilical cord and heart. Photo credit: Bianca Van Dijk (Pixabay)
Fetus outline sketch with an umbilical cord and heart. Photo credit: Bianca Van Dijk (Pixabay)

October 7, 2023. Vol. 1, Issue 4.

Cite as: Coleman, Anita S. (2023, October 7). Artificial Wombs: Ectogestative Technologies, Maternal / Parental Connections, and Information. Infophilia, a positive psychology of information, 1 (4).

In a world characterized by constant change and digital interconnectedness, the concept of “connections” holds a significant place in our lives. The maternal love connection is one of humanity’s most important bonds, critical for healthy physical development, emotional and social well-being. Imagine a world where the traditional nine-month gestation period is no longer confined to the human body. Instead it takes place in an artificial environment, a womb-like structure carefully designed to nurture and support the developing fetus. Even if this sounds like science fiction, it is poised to become a reality. Last month,

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