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An ecological substitute to cremation and coffins
I thought I'd share this BBC article about the new Liquefaction Unit .
I've always regretted that the only possiblites offered for exiting the stage, were tightly linked to religions. (cremation, coffins ...)
This liquefaction unit seems to be more ecological, and could please the atheists, as it is more of a raw return to nature, whereas cremation has kept a very strong religious link.
But I do admit I'd still prefer being fed to the lions.
Edit: fixed link, sorry, one too many slashes.
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I wonder if it would be possible to take back a bit of the liquified corpse in a jar... just as we would with the cinders in a vase.
I can't help imagining two jars on a shelf. One on which is written "Grandma's Raspberry Jam", and the other on which is just written "Grandma".
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