evidence: The baby-rearing company EctoLife now exists only as Al-Ghaili's thought experiment. But the state of science is hardly an obstacle anymore. Technically, the ideal conditions for a baby can be mimicked in a transparent artificial womb, EctoLife's EZ Womb. After all, back in 2017, scientists managed to grow a lamb in an artificial womb. [...] Although Al-Ghaili has no concrete plans to build EctoLife yet, he says this is all perfectly possible based on current knowledge. For now, the filmmaker wants to start the conversation about it. He says that machine-made baby rearing could be very common within a few decades. Starting with people who cannot have children naturally (anymore). "It is a perfect solution for women whose uterus has been surgically removed because of cancer or other complications. It could also help solve problems arising from low sperm count," Al-Ghaili told the popular science magazine Science and Stuff. According to him, EctoLife could make "miscarriage ultimately a thing of the past".