The author supports the claim that artificial blood would solve problems posed by human blood by providing information on the limitations and challenges associated with human blood. This includes difficulties in storage and transportation, the potential for contamination and the limited availability of blood donors. The author also discusses the potential benefits of artificial blood, such as improved shelf life, reduced risk of infection and the ability to be used in emergency situations when donor blood may not be readily available. Additionally, the author cites examples of research and advancements in the field of artificial blood that show promise in addressing these challenges and potentially providing a solution to the problems posed by human blood.
