vaporghoul
dead thing
I just recently caught wind of something interesting... Wisconsin is the latest state to legalize liquifying human bodies and dumping them down the drain and into the sewage. You can see the senate bill HERE.
You can view an explanation on hydraulic cremation HERE. And no, it isn’t some random article from an idiot; it’s the Cremation Association of North America.
Sounds fine. In theory it’s an ok idea. Get rid of bodies in a greener way, save space in graveyards. Here’s the interest part. In all 50 US states, sewage sludge, or BioSolids as they’re properly referred to, are used to fertilize crops.
Now, one may argue that cow manure is often used as fertilizer, and that it’s no different. And, it may as well be. However, human waste and human bodies are very different from bovine waste. It soon becomes a moral delemma.
If we are what we eat, and we eat plants that have consumed humans to some capacity, does this make us cannibals?
At the end of the day, it’s all just an opinion; and your own opinion is valid. I stand nowhere.
You can view an explanation on hydraulic cremation HERE. And no, it isn’t some random article from an idiot; it’s the Cremation Association of North America.
Sounds fine. In theory it’s an ok idea. Get rid of bodies in a greener way, save space in graveyards. Here’s the interest part. In all 50 US states, sewage sludge, or BioSolids as they’re properly referred to, are used to fertilize crops.
Now, one may argue that cow manure is often used as fertilizer, and that it’s no different. And, it may as well be. However, human waste and human bodies are very different from bovine waste. It soon becomes a moral delemma.
If we are what we eat, and we eat plants that have consumed humans to some capacity, does this make us cannibals?
At the end of the day, it’s all just an opinion; and your own opinion is valid. I stand nowhere.


