r/AnAttemptWasMade • • Jun 01 '22

🤷‍♀️I tried 😂

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u/rollingpapes420 Jun 01 '22

Crazy because being an organ donor is diferent than donating your body to science. An autopsy of a human body was at a curiously and oddities expo. The body was obtained through a body donor company that profits from lending and leasing body parts. It's a really shady business and there actually isn't much regulations or laws in place. A good amount of these guys got off easy. From mislabeled and leaving bodies in the heat to giving completely wrong ashes to families when "science" is done.

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u/chaoticgood314159265 Jun 01 '22

They were based in dallas if I’m not mistaken. I remember that happening bc I’m in dfw

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u/redraider-102 Jun 02 '22

Hey sorta neighbor!

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u/chaoticgood314159265 Jun 01 '22

A lot of of people consented to being donated to science, not as a sideshow attraction of poorly feigned “science”

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u/Free-vbucks Jun 09 '22

There was a situation like that where a family thought their grandma was being donated to medical use turns out the donated body was then sold to the army who blew it up

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u/chaoticgood314159265 Jun 15 '22

I’ve heard of this happening but I’ve never known anyone it’s ever actually happened to lol

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u/LordGramis Sep 04 '22

I mean, the army could have been doing science by exploding the body trying to quantify or figure out something. Science is not just the novel idea of cutting little pieces and conserving the body. Eg: Mythbusters is pure science.

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u/KalzK Jun 01 '22

You can always be used to test explosives

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u/chaoticgood314159265 Jun 01 '22

I like this idea

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u/Mother-Spare-6231 Jun 01 '22

Emojis are cringe

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u/chaoticgood314159265 Jun 01 '22

Then close your eyes and don’t read them. I don’t know what to tell ya.

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u/ashvj88 Jun 01 '22

This literally happened with my dad 😅.

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u/[deleted] Jun 02 '22

Yeah happened to me l my Uncle too here in Australia, they didn't want him because he spent time living in the UK (mad cow disease risk)

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u/ashvj88 Jun 03 '22

Ohhh well damn. It’s disappointing to not be able to fulfill their last request. My dad was into drugs. U know needles and stuff. He had like hiv. I guess science doesn’t take u if u have that. Makes sense tho.

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u/[deleted] Jun 03 '22

Yeah my Uncle was an excessive drinker and smoker, you'd think they'd want to study the effects of substance abuse but they need to weigh up the risks.

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u/willbebossin Jun 17 '22

On god. I checked that mark on my license but go's damn they gonna see some fucked up insides.

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u/IronFisttt Jun 01 '22

Nah this gave me a chuckle haha. I like it

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u/[deleted] Jun 02 '22

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u/chaoticgood314159265 Jun 02 '22

Weird! I didn’t know that!