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Aaaaannnd that's another what's-everything-that-could-possibly-go-wrong hypothetical, confirmed as actually happening in the wild. IMHO, the fact that this biz
by neilv 3y ago
Aaaaannnd that's another what's-everything-that-could-possibly-go-wrong hypothetical, confirmed as actually happening in the wild.
IMHO, the fact that this bizarre failure of integrity can happen, around cadavers donated to students/research, at one of the most prestigious institutions.... makes me wonder about the related opt-in of being an organ donor.
(Example: If I'm recovering nicely in the hospital, then someone crashes their Lamborghini, and they urgently need a replacement vital organ, does being a conveniently-located registered organ donor, with healthy low-vice giblets... mean that I have to be concerned about hospital administrators with syringes.)
- blacksmith_tb 3y agoI would think the obvious difference is that people are paying less attention to cadavers in the morgue, and more attention to patients who are "recovering well" - not that it would be impossible, but if those administrators did underhanded things repeatedly it would be hard to conceal for long.
- neilv 3y agoThat particular tongue-in-cheek scenario, you could detect by excessive donations of new hospital wings.