I'm sure we all have had thoughts before, about doing extractions on dead people. But as most of you probably now, you can't just walk into the morgue to ask if they have any dead body's left. So i'm wondering...what if you would go to a hospital and visit the dyimg people ward, i'm sure every hospital has one, and ask those dying people if they would be OK with it if you could have their body, once they're dead?
So maybe most people don't like the idea of anyone doing extractions on them when they're dead, just to obtain some recreational drugs. But if you would just tell them that it is for important medical research to help cure some sick childeren or something, that wouldn't, strictly speaking, be lying, would it? Well, except for the sick childeren i mean.
I can see that maybe some folks wouldn't want the bodies of their loved ones to be used by anyone, just to get high. But that problem would probably go away if you would have some signed piece of paper that says that it was their loved one's dying wish to contribute to this valuable...science blabla stuff. And i mean, they don't realy need to know what you're realy gonna do with the body's of their loved one's, do they?
So i mean, has anyone ever tried this?
So maybe most people don't like the idea of anyone doing extractions on them when they're dead, just to obtain some recreational drugs. But if you would just tell them that it is for important medical research to help cure some sick childeren or something, that wouldn't, strictly speaking, be lying, would it? Well, except for the sick childeren i mean.
I can see that maybe some folks wouldn't want the bodies of their loved ones to be used by anyone, just to get high. But that problem would probably go away if you would have some signed piece of paper that says that it was their loved one's dying wish to contribute to this valuable...science blabla stuff. And i mean, they don't realy need to know what you're realy gonna do with the body's of their loved one's, do they?
So i mean, has anyone ever tried this?