Body Farms (64)
I'm fascinated with forensic science 
There are already several body farms in the US and we have one underway here.
Apparently dozens of people have already signed up to donate their bodies for this purpose
Discuss
There are already several body farms in the US and we have one underway here.
Apparently dozens of people have already signed up to donate their bodies for this purpose
Discuss
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This has been going with pig carcasses for decades, and although it's a given, they aren't exactly the same as human bodies, it's not that far off.
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I'm fascinated with forensic science
"There are already several body farms in the US."
I believe they're called Republican conventions...
"There are already several body farms in the US."
I believe they're called Republican conventions...
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serene56: I'm fascinated with forensic science
There are already several body farms in the US and we have one underway here.
Apparently dozens of people have already signed up to donate their bodies for this purpose
Discuss
There are already several body farms in the US and we have one underway here.
Apparently dozens of people have already signed up to donate their bodies for this purpose
Discuss
Was Tutankhamun embalmed? Where are abouts do we....us mere minions enrol? Neither here nor there, I'm all for it, where do we sign?
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Um I'm being serious now
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Meister1Cool: Was Tutankhamun embalmed? Where are abouts do we....us mere minions enrol? Neither here nor there, I'm all for it, where do we sign?
Um no, it's not elegant, you actually like rot in the sun or in a locked car
It's about scientific research, yanno
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serene56: Um I'm being serious now
Sure you are....
Oh, and so was I, although I did like that comment about the Rep. conventions.
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serene56: A body farm is a research facility where decomposition can be studied in a variety of settings. The aim is to gain a better understanding of the decomposition process, permitting the development of techniques for extracting information (such as the timing and circumstances of death) from human remains.
By studying human remains, it is possible to figure out the time of death as well as cause of death. Body farm research is particularly important within forensics and fields of law enforcement.
By studying human remains, it is possible to figure out the time of death as well as cause of death. Body farm research is particularly important within forensics and fields of law enforcement.
And what is the attitude of, maybe all religions about it???
Am sure, should be, some disaprovals.
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OK, let's think about this on a serious matter. Apparently Pigs/boar etc bleed similar to humans, same warmth and heart beat.
I'm not sure what you're saying?
What are your deductions from a pig squealing compared to a human bleeding to death?
Forensic?
I'm not sure what you're saying?
What are your deductions from a pig squealing compared to a human bleeding to death?
Forensic?
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chris27292729: And what is the attitude of, maybe all religions about it???
Am sure, should be, some disaprovals.
Am sure, should be, some disaprovals.
Yes!
Some religions require/demand certain rituals be observed upon death.
But this choice is for the individual, much like organ donation
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Meister1Cool: OK, let's think about this on a serious matter. Apparently Pigs/boar etc bleed similar to humans, same warmth and heart beat.
I'm not sure what you're saying?
What are your deductions from a pig squealing compared to a human bleeding to death?
Forensic?
I'm not sure what you're saying?
What are your deductions from a pig squealing compared to a human bleeding to death?
Forensic?
The remains of humans are placed in various locations in order to gain insight into how they decompose under varying conditions.
This also aids in the training of cadaver dogs they are taught to ignore animal remains
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serene56: A body farm is a research facility where decomposition can be studied in a variety of settings. The aim is to gain a better understanding of the decomposition process, permitting the development of techniques for extracting information (such as the timing and circumstances of death) from human remains.
By studying human remains, it is possible to figure out the time of death as well as cause of death. Body farm research is particularly important within forensics and fields of law enforcement.
By studying human remains, it is possible to figure out the time of death as well as cause of death. Body farm research is particularly important within forensics and fields of law enforcement.
OK, I'll play your game.
The decomposition according to your analysis is physical right? That's physical, you'd probably be the first person I'd ask a simple yet profound question.
From your line of work and profession, may I ask?
Do you believe in 'after life' regardless of one's religion whether it be Muslim/Christian/Hindu etc.
What are your thoughts whilst you're looking at blank eyes on your death bed?
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Serene you might take the time to check out some useful quality information on the subject of death and dying...so dutiful CS manservant offers the following links:
If you have studied the death process, you will be able to recognize the stages of a person's consciousness is going through, what elements are absorbing, and so forth, when the person is actually dying.
Without the mind, if this body doesn't have mind, then there is no way that it experiences happiness.
So there's body and mind. Body has gross body, subtle body and extremely subtle body, there are three. So gross body is easy to understand and then the subtle body, the essence of the liquid, the essence of the body. Then there is extremely subtle body, that which is the vehicle of the extremely subtle mind. So, that which is abiding, the extremely subtle body that which is abiding in the, inside the body at the heart, by measuring from the two breasts, in the center. Then there's, as far as the mind, there's gross mind and subtle mind and extremely subtle, so there are three, as far as the mind there are three types like this. So where is the extremely subtle mind abiding? That is also at the heart, by measuring from the two breasts, in the center, at the heart.
If you have studied the death process, you will be able to recognize the stages of a person's consciousness is going through, what elements are absorbing, and so forth, when the person is actually dying.
Without the mind, if this body doesn't have mind, then there is no way that it experiences happiness.
So there's body and mind. Body has gross body, subtle body and extremely subtle body, there are three. So gross body is easy to understand and then the subtle body, the essence of the liquid, the essence of the body. Then there is extremely subtle body, that which is the vehicle of the extremely subtle mind. So, that which is abiding, the extremely subtle body that which is abiding in the, inside the body at the heart, by measuring from the two breasts, in the center. Then there's, as far as the mind, there's gross mind and subtle mind and extremely subtle, so there are three, as far as the mind there are three types like this. So where is the extremely subtle mind abiding? That is also at the heart, by measuring from the two breasts, in the center, at the heart.
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Meister1Cool: OK, I'll play your game.
The decomposition according to your analysis is physical right? That's physical, you'd probably be the first person I'd ask a simple yet profound question.
From your line of work and profession, may I ask?
Do you believe in 'after life' regardless of one's religion whether it be Muslim/Christian/Hindu etc.
What are your thoughts whilst you're looking at blank eyes on your death bed?
The decomposition according to your analysis is physical right? That's physical, you'd probably be the first person I'd ask a simple yet profound question.
From your line of work and profession, may I ask?
Do you believe in 'after life' regardless of one's religion whether it be Muslim/Christian/Hindu etc.
What are your thoughts whilst you're looking at blank eyes on your death bed?
Interesting question, Sherlock
Does this topic trigger emotional reactions or organic ones hmm..
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@Rob
You know my heart and soul always stir when reading your Buddhist offerings
You know my heart and soul always stir when reading your Buddhist offerings
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your welcome
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serene56: Interesting question, Sherlock Does this topic trigger emotional reactions or organic ones hmm..
As for myself? Not really, you're great at deflecting questions though.
Let's try that again shall we? Do you believe in after life? "SHERLOCK"
I don't believe you by the way.
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Body farms can also be the final resting place for the John and Jane Does in our world..
Those whose bodies have not been identified nor claimed by loved ones, after prescribed periods have passed
Those whose bodies have not been identified nor claimed by loved ones, after prescribed periods have passed
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Meister1Cool: As for myself? Not really, you're great at deflecting questions though.
Let's try that again shall we? Do you believe in after life? "SHERLOCK"
I don't believe you by the way.
Let's try that again shall we? Do you believe in after life? "SHERLOCK"
I don't believe you by the way.
Allow me to respond as follows, if you will..
I asked whether this topic stirred an emotional or organic response..
You replied Not really.. ...??
My belief, or not, in an afterlife has no bearing on the fact that our mortal remains are either going to rot, or be incinerated hence I felt putting this topic up for discussion may interest some.
Finally, please enlarge on what you do not believe, about me
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By studying human remains, it is possible to figure out the time of death as well as cause of death. Body farm research is particularly important within forensics and fields of law enforcement.