Would you eat human?
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This should be everyone's answer who isn't possessing of a mental problem of some sort.Aerodynamic said:
Alot of people are going "Oh, gasp, it's so bad, I wouldn't do it I had to!"
I on the other hand, would probably try some assuming it was the normal thing to do, or if there was a hot enough girl persuading me to do so.
I'm terribly impressionable/crazy.
I on the other hand, would probably try some assuming it was the normal thing to do, or if there was a hot enough girl persuading me to do so.
I'm terribly impressionable/crazy.
Yes. Not on a whim and I couldn't kill someone, but if they were already dead and I was dying then yes.
I've have a similar argument for organs from deceased people. Their dead, they are not going to need it.
I've have a similar argument for organs from deceased people. Their dead, they are not going to need it.
I had this conversation with a friend just the day and I said yes, if my life depended on it. Likewise, if I were dead, I wouldn't be the least bit offended if it extended someone else's life. But if they're doing it for funsies, I'm going to give them a raging case of indigestion.
For a recent paper I did, I read upon cannibalism extensively. According to various people who've had to cannibalise others, i.e. the survives of the plane crash in the Andes human meat is most often described as tasting similar to beef. While others liken it to pork in taste and texture, hence the term 'long pig'.
Other fun facts:
The most calorie intensive part of the body are the brains. So if you're watching your waist line avoid 'em.
Rotting human meat was described as tasting like a really rank cheese. (that one grossed me out to no end)
For a recent paper I did, I read upon cannibalism extensively. According to various people who've had to cannibalise others, i.e. the survives of the plane crash in the Andes human meat is most often described as tasting similar to beef. While others liken it to pork in taste and texture, hence the term 'long pig'.
Other fun facts:
The most calorie intensive part of the body are the brains. So if you're watching your waist line avoid 'em.
Rotting human meat was described as tasting like a really rank cheese. (that one grossed me out to no end)
Yeah, but only in 2 situations.
1. I don't know it's human.
2. It's the only way to survive after a plane crash in the Andes.
Plus, I've always wondered what it tastes like. >
EDIT; So here's an even more discusting question: would you eat a part of your own body in order to survive?
(I read a Stephen King short story...)
1. I don't know it's human.
2. It's the only way to survive after a plane crash in the Andes.
Plus, I've always wondered what it tastes like. >
EDIT; So here's an even more discusting question: would you eat a part of your own body in order to survive?
(I read a Stephen King short story...)
As a last resort yes, but from what I know of meat carnivores & omnivores have a particular aroma/fragrance that I find rather repulsive. Unlike herbivores.
No. Our position at the top of the food chain means that we are subject to a great deal of toxic bioconcentration.
