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Well, I think this would pair well with assisted suicide. (where legal of course>) You have the living funeral. You can even have the coffin and all of that.
by ThinkBeat 3y ago
Well, I think this would pair well with assisted suicide.
(where legal of course>)
You have the living funeral.
You can even have the coffin and all of that.
Once it is over.
The person has an induced complete metabolic failure.
The person is quickly placed into the coffin.
The procession for the burial can commence.
Give or take an hour it's pretty much the same as a real funeral.
- emilfihlman 3y agoThat's absolutely dystopian.
- bongodongobob 3y agoDystopian, literally by definition, is not allowing people to die.
- Lornedon 3y agoI think people who are using "literally" as emphasis instead of really meaning "in a literal sense" are criticized too much. It's just how language evolves. But saying "literally by definition" for something that has nothing to do with the definition doesn't feel like emphasis, it feels like lying.
- bongodongobob 3y ago"relating to or denoting an imagined state or society where there is great suffering or injustice." Sounds pretty literal to me. Not letting a suffering person die.
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- acuozzo 3y agoPerhaps combined with the approach they take in Soylent Green in the Thanatorium!
- thelastparadise 3y agoYou're catching a lot of flak here, but this seems to be the most beautiful and dignified way to go. What better way to say goodbye to friends and family?