While harm to identifiable others is generally agreed upon as a constraint on the morality of procreation, various views would constrain a right to procreate even further.
"Generally," she says, "courts have found that the right not to procreate outweighs the right to procreate.
We've evolved to successfully procreate, not to enjoy deathless romance.
Cities are not just a level of administration, they embody the human communities that define us: where we are born, study, work, marry, create and procreate, play, pray, age and die.
When digital devices meet, they do not so much converge as procreate, producing some surprising-looking offspring.Technology Quarterly Humanoids on the march Who wants to buy a computon?
The Victorians kept the sexes apart for fear that they would procreate; attitudes since the 1960s have tended towards "normalisation," which often means having men and women on the same ward.
Why are young Japanese so loth to procreate?The spiral of demographic decline is spinning faster as the number of women of child-bearing age falls.
The urge to multiply their genes across partners is greater than their need to procreate, thus bucking the trend of monogamy that is common among arthropods.But it is still not clear why the pheromones secreted by females who have mated once smell differently from those who have mated twice.
Their families, he says, "procreate at large scales [sic] trying to conquer territories demographically and later through bloodshed".
Men, by contrast, wear themselves out competing for the right to procreate in the first place.
Humans wishing both to prolong their lives and to procreate might thus wish to wait until their child-bearing years were behind them before embarking on such a diet, although, by then, relatively more age-related damage will have accumulated.No one knows exactly why a low-calorie diet extends the life of mice, but some researchers think it is linked to the rate at which cells divide.
