And then you realize where you are?ArmorPierce wrote:Sometimes I wonder if there's something -- off -- with some of you people...
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And then you realize where you are?ArmorPierce wrote:Sometimes I wonder if there's something -- off -- with some of you people...
But isn't cannibalism exactly that which brings upon the curse of the Wendigo?zombie84 wrote:only if you're the WendigoLord Pounder wrote: Apparently human flesh is very addictive and i try not to have a dependency on anyone or anything..
To make a point of something, I do recall hearing stories of "speacial" meat being put up in market places in... I want to say south-east Asia (Korea?) but I am unsure. I may just be crazy, though.zombie84 wrote:If cannibalism were legal, it would eventually give rise to a cannibalism black market, where murder would be used to aquire meat sources, especially in areas and countries with lower standards of living where any sort of proper law enforcement exists.
As I recall, in The State of the Art the semi-crazy guy onthe Arb asked the Ship to get samples of a few of the more insane dictators on Earth, and has meat vat-grown for his bribery feast. You know, a small taste of Earth.The only proper way of obtaining specimens that would meet health standards would be to genetically grow human flesh, in which case farms of cloned human meat-sacks is extremly revolting.
I beleive a group of people that crashed in the Andes used their dead crewmates as a food source to survive the winter.So a resounding NO! Theres a reason that cannibalism is only used in survival situations...
Why only grow only parts when you can grow the whole package?evilcat4000 wrote:
So let's put the question in another way. Suppose the technology existed to grow human limbs, body parts etc. Should it be legal to sell artificialy grown human parts as food ? Would you eat such food if it was legal ?
There are still cannibals in Asia. The Andaman islands is home to a race of fierce cannibals who ate everyone unlucky to meet them. The practice subsided after India colonized the island in the 1950s and 1960s. They still eat people sometimes. For example a railway worker was devoured a few years back while working deep within the jungle.Some asian countries have also dabbled in human flesh, though i cant remember details--i believe in most cases like this it was reserved for royalty, due to its rarity.
Mmm... corn.otter wrote:I'd only eat vegetarians, cause, you know, they're the least fatty.......
I can see the advertisements now.
"We only use the freshest farm raised corn feed humans!"
Mmm... Gandalf.Gandalf wrote:Mmm... corn.otter wrote:I'd only eat vegetarians, cause, you know, they're the least fatty.......
I can see the advertisements now.
"We only use the freshest farm raised corn feed humans!"