Why can t men have children, why can t men have children?

Because women can have children, men can't.

Men don't have that function, if they can give birth, is it still called a man?

Recently, the news that scientists let 2 male mice give birth has attracted widespread attention in society, and many people have begun to speculate whether this means that it is no longer a dream for men to have babies. However, this question is very complex, and the answer can be different from different perspectives.

First, the physiological level.

From a physiological point of view, it is an undeniable fact that human males do not have reproductive organs, so to make males reproduce requires biotechnological modification. At present, scientists have not found an effective way for men to give birth to healthy children, which is still a far from solved problem for humans. Even if scientists were to one day succeed in modifying the reproductive organs of human males, this technology would require a long period of research and verification of safety before it could be applied in humans.

Second, the moral dimension.

From a moral point of view, it is a question that needs to be considered whether allowing men to have babies should be supported by ethics. We should take into account the possible impact of such biotechnological modification on human society, such as the possibility of gender discrimination and the possible increase of social burden. In addition, we need to take into account the rights and interests of children, including the need for health, emotional, psychological and family life.

If this technology does not meet these needs, then it can have a negative impact on children's growth and development.

Third, the social dimension.

From a social point of view, whether it is feasible for men to have babies needs to take into account the social costs and benefits. Although scientists have succeeded in giving birth to male mice, this does not mean that this technique can be applied to human society. From the perspective of social costs, this technology requires huge amounts of money and resources for research and development, and may require large-scale experiments and clinical trials, which require a lot of investment in capital and people.

From the perspective of social benefits, if a man is successfully allowed to have children, it may increase the household income and the number of people, but it may also cause a series of social problems, such as the unfair treatment of women and the impact on job opportunities.

Fourth, the psychological level.

From a psychological point of view, allowing men to have babies may have a certain impact on men's mental health. After all, traditionally, it is the work of women to conceive and raise children, and men are responsible for this.

As a science subject with biological knowledge, my views on this issue are, firstly, from a technical point of view, the goal of having a baby by a man may be achieved in the future, second, men cannot completely replace women in terms of childbearing and raising children, and third, whether a man's birth of a baby does not match people's concepts and whether it can be achieved needs to be tested by time.

First, from a technical point of view, it is indeed possible for men to have babies in the future. In this experiment, the scientists let male mice give birth, and the experiment was achieved by removing the Y chromosome of male mice and moving them into the X chromosome. Since this operation has been successful, it means that the goal of having a baby for men is indeed technically possible.

Although the technology is not mature at the moment, it is possible to succeed in the future.

Second, men do not completely replace women in childbearing and child-rearing. Men may be technically successful in having children, but women have an advantage over men when it comes to childbearing and child-rearing, and there are some areas where men simply cannot replace women. In this experiment, the male rat calving was also successfully conceived by the female mouse, so in order to make the male give birth, the research needs to be more in-depth.

Third, male babies do not match people's concepts, and it will take time to test whether they can be realized. If it is technically possible for men to have a baby, then the biggest obstacle to male birth comes from people's perceptions.

All in all, because men giving birth to lead babies are completely different from normal men and women getting married and having babies, it still needs time to test whether this kind of thing that is inconsistent with people's concepts can finally be realized. At present, it is still impossible for men to have babies, mainly because no one wants to give birth.