The Blue Pill.

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I quietly chuckled today, when I recalled someone once told me that life imitates art and what you see in movies will one day be real.
The jet-packs and hover-boots the television promised when I was a child, never came to pass and even when I became an adult,
I believed that it would be many generations after me before a house on the moon would be even contemplated for the average
person.

But, there seems to be some merit in what that friend said a few years ago. The San Francisco robot patrolling
the streets was the latest until I saw this one...

The mothers who share breast milk online.

'Thousands of women are sharing their own breast milk via social media groups in an effort to help others, a BBC investigation
has discovered. The Department of Health is now coming under pressure to issue more guidance to these mothers, who are
acting outside of NHS supervision.

Some experts fear the unregulated practice could spread infection and viruses such as HIV and hepatitis.
But advocates argue mothers are making an informed choice...'

'...But Dr Sally Dowling, from University of the West of England, in Bristol, points out women have always shared milk with each other.
She said the World Health Organisation (WHO) supports feeding babies milk from another woman as an alternative to breastfeeding
by the mother.



"The studies that have have taken place increasingly show that women make all sorts of judgements about risks for themselves," she said.
"They find out about the women whose milk they're acquiring - things like whether they washed hands when they expressed the milk,
for example, or any infections or tests the women might have had done....'

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You never know, next maybe...