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Modern science seems to have gotten a lot of pretty interesting information from studying mummies. Here's one example from a very quick Google search [1]. Who'
by gnfargbl 3y ago
Modern science seems to have gotten a lot of pretty interesting information from studying mummies. Here's one example from a very quick Google search [1].
Who's to say that future scientists won't find studying these modern-day mummies just as fascinating?
[1] https://sites.manchester.ac.uk/knhcentre/research/current/manchester-studies-individual-mummies/ https://sites.manchester.ac.uk/knhcentre/research/current/ma...
- contravariant 3y agoThough if that history is any guide then their hopes of being resuscitated and cured are very slim indeed. They're more likely to be eaten.
- gnfargbl 3y agoI mean... if the choices are having my earthly remains burnt, left slowly to rot, or preserved-and-then-eaten-in-some-kind-of-a-ritualistic-psychosexual-ceremony-by-a-future-dystopian-civilization, then all I can say is: would you like me salted, buttered or plain?