They did it before your lungs were functional, cutting off the supply of oxygenated blood. They did it to deny you off 1/3 of your blood volume at birth, and your iron stores. They did it to deny you of your stem cells, meant to repair any damage done while being squeezed through the birth canal. They did it despite research showing lower brain myelination at 4 months and lower IQ in childhood. They did it and don't even have an excuse.
At what point do we admit this is done on purpose and hold them accountable.
This is technology related because umbilical clamps are tech. And a new development, recently someone realized umbilical clamps can be used for circumcision as well. Truly innovation at work.
>This is technology related because umbilical clamps are tech No, they're science (biology) and belong on while the rest of your post belongs on
Joshua Gomez
Not me, I was born via midwife who knew all that shit Probably why I'm so much smarter than all of you & my peers.
Brandon Evans
This is false.
It may be so.
Zachary Bennett
Clamp clamp. Snip snip snip. :^)
Joseph Rogers
>Technology ("science of craft", from Greek τέχνη, techne, "art, skill, cunning of hand"; and -λογία, -logia[2]) is the collection of techniques, skills, methods, and processes used in the production of goods or services or in the accomplishment of objectives, such as scientific investigation. Technology can be the knowledge of techniques, processes, and the like, or it can be embedded in machines to allow for operation without detailed knowledge of their workings. Systems (e. g. machines) applying technology by taking an input, changing it according to the system's use, and then producing an outcome are referred to as technology systems or technological systems. Umbilical Cordons aren't technology, and even your link references the camp of medicine (a science).
Nathan Morgan
Umbilical clamps are applied materials science. A form of technology.
Josiah Nguyen
Still, your post is about how MEDICS used SCIENCE to change umbilical cordons. Go talk about that on /sci/.
Colton Garcia
and is that the subject being discussed here?
Brandon Howard
First of all, prove that this has a deliberating affect on babies and prove that it's intentionally done against a superior method.
FYI my cord was clamped but also preserved so I have a huge batch of STEM cells usable in case I want to clone an organ or something. I dunno if this is done in Europe though, since it is known that all Europeans have to donate their organs and preserving your STEM cells are banned since medicine is socialist there.
Parker Gray
They probably didn't do it to me because I'm really smart
Jayden Peterson
It very well is.
The superior method is described on the image. It was documented in ancient Greece and was the standard in the US until around the 50's, when "early" arbitrary clamping became the standard. It entails lower intelligence of the child, higher rate of complications, and higher rate of post partum hemorrhage. It has no benefit to anyone, and never has.
Jose Watson
They didn't use science, they used clamps to clamp umbilical cords. A form of technology. It's a matter of tech.
Chase Murphy
the subject is the medical procedure or the act of clamping an umbilical cord or not the subject very well isn't "clamps" can't tell whether you're autistic, a burger, or I'm just responding to bait
Henry Miller
Fun fact: This poster is one of two prolific anti 5G spammers from /sci/. He's not the tranny guy, he's the one who has an entire copypasta about him
>The topic is about clamps. repeating it doesn't make it true
Liam Price
Possibly true.
Hudson Sanders
>It's time for your circumcision, user.
>This is America. All males have to be circumcised. If you don't, you're discriminating between yourself and the Jewish community. Discrimination falls under hate speech laws so if you refuse this procedure, we'll have to call the cops. You'll go to prison for hate crimes and the prison doctors will probably end up performing the procedure on you there anyway (for prison health and safety), so it's best to not make a fuss and just get it done here this afternoon.
>Oh don't be scared, sweetie. It's a totally painless procedure, and wait til you experience all the health benefits! Plus the ladies like it better. Your sex life is about to improve a lot, trust us. Don't believe everything you read on the internet. Those silly European doctors all have anti-semitic bias. Europe currently has an epidemic of male urinary tract infections - something the biased 'lame stream media' won't tell you. Plus they can't even afford to do this procedure on a wide enough scale because their healthcare is dead broke - soshalism doesn't work. We have the best healthcare system in the world. By the way the total cost will be six gorrilion dollars, plus taxes (the taxes go to Israel), plus a 'tip'....heh heh. Our system says your insurance that you pay $500 a month for won't cover this procedure so you're going to have to pay out of pocket. We accept Visa, Mastercard, Amex, Diner's Club, UnionPay, JCB and Discover.
>Ok! Here's your gown, take the second right down the hallway and get changed. The nurses will prep you. We'll begin the procedure by standing for the Pledge of Allegiance to the flag (of Israel) and by saluting Our Beautiful President, The God Empress of the United States, our first Jewish president, Ivanka M. Trump! AWOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!!!!!!
I have feared them circumcising me in prison. Growing up uncut in America makes you subconsciously view them all as threats, and an enemy.
Dominic Moore
things work a little different outside your echochamber
Connor Myers
>snipped for no reason at all >women still complain about everything at least your cunt isn't cut up at birth, fucking whores. god I hate women.
Nathaniel Martinez
Umbilical cords aren't just cut for no reason. It reduces the risk of neonatal jaundice (a complication about 100,000 babies die from every year). That being said, it is of course possible that clamping the umbilical cord has other downsides and that current medical practices are sup-optimal.
>ITS A CONSPIRACY!!!!!!!!!!1
Justin Clark
>neonatal jaundice Which is caused by other aspects of the birthing procedures, like not consuming the colostrum. It's easily treated with phototherapy, and here's the real thing. See, I looked for data on that. The only data I could find in a large study showed a 5% risk with early clamping, and a 2% risk without. Literal statistic noise.
Andrew Morales
There are too many terrible things done in medicine as standard practice for them all to just be >we dindu nuffin we all gud bois, we just going on da research!
Jayden James
wtf is this real?
Leo Garcia
They didn't though. I was on my mother's lap for ages before the cord was cut.
>since it is known that all Europeans have to donate their organs and preserving your STEM cells are banned since medicine is socialist there. What dried up cow shit are you smoking?
William Allen
It is good. Glad to hear this, user.
Leo Russell
What a fascinating cross-section of conspiracy nonsense he's spewing at once there. I count his homebrew umbilical chord conspiracy, the Rockefellers running banks in turn running medicine AND vaccines causing autism. All in one post. Fucker's efficient.
You are a fucking retard. Dear god where do you little ass stains come from with your shitty posts??? I mean, get the fuck right out bro. What you just tried to do with your brain is the equivalent of a child bench pressing 300 lbs. You just jizzed in your own eye; the post.
I helped birth all four of my kids. It was done properly and to the greatest benefit of every child. You are spreading lies whether you know it or not.
The poster made the same post over in Jow Forums and it was moved to Jow Forums making it look like a double post
Lincoln Martin
Before clamps they used string, In Emergency births they recommend not cutting at all and put the baby on the moms stomachache and wraps them both for the trip to a medical facility. The flow from the placenta will slow and then the placenta is pushed out. I assume before string they waited for that stage then bite the cord
Grayson Lopez
I was just watching and the nurse handed me the scissors and said when to snip my son's cord
Isaac Sanders
OG Style
Tyler Myers
What is this thread and why is it on Jow Forums?
Landon Howard
OP has been having a weeklong meltdown on Jow Forums and /sci/ and the mods are getting tired of his shit
Ryder Hernandez
Too many astroturfing retards, this is suspicious.
Eli Sanchez
>said when to snip my son's cord i refused. it meant nothing to me emotionally
like the time during a blizzard and i was traped at work i slept in a room with 8 bodies. I could have just joined other on the floor of the socal services hallway
The superior method is the natural one. We are very complex, very finely tuned machines that don't need tinkering with our processes.
Arrogant human minds decide that they understand the process and can make it "better" by taking shortcuts. It's almost always wrong.
My wife had a natural at home birth, and I still had to fight the midwives from clamping and cutting early - They only care about their schedule. The sooner she's done, the sooner they can go. No different from the idiots who pick up old appliances - they look for an excuse to not lift it, rather than try and do their job well, because that's easier.
I forced them to wait a full 30 minutes before I allowed it, and it wasn't fully white by then, but at least it had done most of it's job.
My child is completely healthy, hardly sick, taller and stronger and smarter (not just parent bias) that every other kid at her daycare - and allergic to nothing - Could just be good luck/genetics, or it could be all the things I didn't allow happen..
It's like Windows Idiots using a well tuned Unix system and fucking it up because they don't understand how cron works, automated maintenance scripts, etc.. Take more time to learn the sophistication in the system before you decide to "improve" it.
Tyler Morales
>They did it and don't even have an excuse you mean that besides the fact infant blood is the fountain of youth?
Juan Hughes
>neonatal jaundice Exactly. Smart user for looking up and correcting the nonsense posted here.
The real benefit of assholes like Jow Forums that spew garbage with truth is that you have to learn to think for yourself, and seek the truth through effort.
Carson Phillips
Which board was it originally posted to?
Noah Bennett
so youre preventing a problem that has a small percentage of happening? whats exactly wrong with waiting to clamp again?
Samuel Sanchez
She chimped on an uber driver
Asher Hernandez
>uber driver the only correct way to do the job is super high with your PTSD burning in the background
