There is absolutely 0 evidence to support the idea that there is a consciousness in a fetus

While it's true that current science can't definitively prove fetal consciousness, it's also important to note that absence of evidence is not evidence of absence. For instance, science has yet to fully understand the nature of consciousness even in adults. Should we base the value of life solely on our current understanding of consciousness?

Additionally, there are numerous studies showing that fetuses can respond to stimuli, such as sound and touch, as early as 20 weeks. If we're speaking about risk to a woman's life, it's worth mentioning that in many countri…  Read morees, modern healthcare has significantly reduced maternal mortality rate, making pregnancy and childbirth safer than ever.

Could there be a middle ground where the rights of both the mother and the unborn child are respected, perhaps through improved adoption systems or better social support for mothers?