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Then imagine future were we made progress and can make organs the human use in some biolab. Would you still prefer to enforce burning human body after death j
by pzo 3y ago
Then imagine future were we made progress and can make organs the human use in some biolab.
Would you still prefer to enforce burning human body after death just to (supposed to) avoid illegal human organ trade?
What if the company that create such human body organs biolab has monopoly on it, can charge anything they want and force you to use their own privately owned hospitals and their certified doctors for transplant operation?
I definitely wouldn't want to live in such a world.
- itishappy 3y agoIt's for your own good! Our manufactured organs are designed and tested to ensure consistant quality, you don't want to know what Dave's been doing to his liver these past 20 years. There's probably a point I could be trying to make, but I have yet to figure out what it is.
- fragmede 3y agoTrying to invoke taboos about human remains is weird. There are plenty of things that apply to cellphones that don't apply to human bodies and vice versa. It sounds like a skit out of "Who's line is it anyway". Still, cremation happens in many cultures around the world, for various reasons. Fascinatingly, in the distant past, protecting cadavers was actually a thing! They used to have to have guards, among other methods, to protect the bodies of the deceased from being used for scientific research in the 18 and 19th century.