Human Dead Bodies Display on Museums! - Page 2

lizzey · (#11 (**permalink**))

Well at what city did you went to.

deathnotegirl · (#12 (**permalink**))

well thats gross... and mean.. it's not like they had a say in it... thats just wrong

JRockaddict · (#13 (**permalink**))

i went to body works for a field trip this year and i thought it was pretty cool.
people tend to forget just how complex the body is, so that was like an eye-opener for me.
when i die, i want my body donated for this kind of stuff
it's for a good cause so it doesn't bother me
(but the prisoner bit was a bit messed up)
and besides, i'll be dead!
i won't need it anymore anyways! XD

Suki · (#14 (**permalink**))

I went to BODIES: The Exhibition in Barcelona, about 2 months ago, and I have regreted it ever since. I don't see it being educational, there are other means to teach about the human anatomy, you don't have to rip a dead body apart and put it up for show. And mind you, they were not donators, not the ones there were in the exhibition I went to see: those were Chinese people whose corpses had not been claimed, so the Chinese Government sold them to Dr. Roy Glover; and you wonder, why Chinese? Because no country other than China would allow that.

Slykaz1 · (#15 (**permalink**))

I went to see it when the exhibition was here in Phoenix. I thought it was awesome.

My mind went wild and thought what if they came to life while you're standing there staring at them.

Acidreptile · (#16 (**permalink**))

That is quite wrong.But they are already dead anyways so it won't make much difference at all.

Scoob94P · (#17 (**permalink**))

I think it's quite terrible, the donor bit is okay cause they have a say but people who don't shouldn't be used in my opinion... :S It's quite freaky... were these prisoners who had been executed or something? In which case they didn't even die of natural causes!

Miyavifan · (#18 (**permalink**))

We had this in Minnesota. I don't recall what the name was, for it, though.

I never went, I am not at all still sure what I think of it.

Diclonius · (#19 (**permalink**))

It was in Amsterdam somewhere last year. I found the admission fee a bit high, otherwise I would definitely have visited the exhibition. I have no problems watching this at all.

Tsuyako · (#20 (**permalink**))

It looks cool but it's just kind of weird thinking that they were real, living humans once O.o