Some are human made, sure it's just by dumping a corpse into a bog, but we have evidence of the Irish doing just that (though we don't know if it was to preserve them)

First healthy organs to patients who need it.

The rest to science.

Anything left can be cremated.

And millinia later someone recovers some chronoradiography data proving it was a ritual suicide to achieve divine preservation through bulk paper roll storage in the tomb.

Your family gets the cremated remains after they're done with it. I guess it might be like a week or so?

We're not big on ceremonies anyway, so delaying for a couple of weeks or holding a wake without any physical remains wouldn't be a big deal.

Lol I couldn't care less who fondled my dead body in class.

Also the Bodies exhibition is metal as hell. Ending up in there would be a win in my books.

I guess that's a pun, not a typo.

Oh, TIL, thought it's too random for use by humans

Collecting the retirement...

Is the world getting massively stupider or am I just noticing how stupid its always been???

Good luck finding a freezer nowadays with that kind of build quality.

I feel like he's not really getting on with building that burial chamber though.

You're GOD DAMN right it is.

hes different, he was taken from the siberian permafrost and was reanmiated with lindsey's SOul, after elaine chao went to a bhuddist temple to learn the secrets of reincarniation.

I don't get a choice, it's organ donation or science donation in Australia.

Both?

The second.

Social media is warping our perceptions in all kinds of way.

Anyone could do it by just skipping on avocado toasts. People these days are too lazy.