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| Set in the not-so-distant future in New York City, Rachel is ensconced in a tranquil dream where she envisions herself embracing motherhood. However, her reality starkly contrasts this idyllic dream, as the demands of her life leave no room for the rigors of a traditional pregnancy. Despite Rachel and her husband, Alvy sharing a fervent desire to become parents, their world is firmly under the sway of artificial intelligence. As a result of advancements in technology, personal AI voice assistants choreograph people's daily routines, and indoor artificial nature pods replace genuine outdoor experiences. | Set in the not-so-distant future in New York City, Rachel is ensconced in a tranquil dream where she envisions herself embracing motherhood. However, her reality starkly contrasts this idyllic dream, as the demands of her life leave no room for the rigors of a traditional pregnancy. Despite Rachel and her husband, Alvy sharing a fervent desire to become parents, their lives are firmly under the sway of artificial intelligence. As a result of advancements in technology, personal AI voice assistants choreograph people's daily routines, and indoor artificial nature pods replace genuine outdoor experiences. |
| Rachel works as a dedicated and accomplished employee at Pegazus, a prominent tech conglomerate, and her unwavering commitment earns her a well-deserved promotion. This promotion comes with an intriguing offer: The company offers to bear the substantial expenses of childbirth through the innovative services of the Womb Center, a subsidiary of Pegazus, should Rachel choose to embrace this opportunity. The Womb Center itself stands as a cutting-edge research institution in the U.S. under the ownership and stewardship of Pegazus. Their overarching goal is to counter the global decline in birth rates due to the immense physical and emotional tolls traditionally associated with childbirth. This decline likewise threatens global population stability. To alleviate the strain on prospective parents, particularly women, the Womb Center devised a groundbreaking technology: detachable remote wombs, which resemble large eggs. | Rachel works as a dedicated and accomplished employee at Pegazus, a prominent tech conglomerate, and her unwavering commitment earns her a well-deserved promotion. This promotion comes with an intriguing offer: The company offers to bear the substantial expenses of childbirth through the innovative services of the Womb Center, a subsidiary of Pegazus, should Rachel choose to embrace this opportunity. The Womb Center itself stands as a cutting-edge research institution in the U.S. under the ownership and stewardship of Pegazus. Their overarching goal is to counter the global decline in birth rates due to the immense physical and emotional tolls traditionally associated with childbirth. This decline likewise threatens global population stability. To alleviate the strain on prospective parents, particularly women, the Womb Center devised a groundbreaking technology: detachable remote wombs, which resemble large eggs. |
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