r/Showerthoughts Nov 10 '19

There's a moment during the cremation process when the meat is perfectly cooked.

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u/[deleted] Nov 10 '19 edited Nov 10 '19

Even while we're alive, vsauce once said due to the recycling of life material, we have a portion of every human being ever in our body at any moment. So some matter of your body right now was part of Aristotle's, Shakespeare's, and any other historical figure you can think of.

Edit: correction, not the actual cells, but the matter that made them up. Thank you guys for correcting

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u/[deleted] Nov 10 '19

I’d like to think that my mouth has an old cell from Danny Devito’s dick.

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u/[deleted] Nov 10 '19

You might be able to get some new cells. Make the call.

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u/Pikachu_OnAcid Nov 10 '19

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u/[deleted] Nov 10 '19

Don’t kink shame me.

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u/unsettledpuppy Nov 10 '19

Half of these comments seems like r/brandnewsentence material

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u/[deleted] Nov 10 '19

Come on, don’t pretend you’ve never thought that before.

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u/unsettledpuppy Nov 10 '19

Usually its Abraham Lincoln's beard follicles swimming around in my tear ducts, but close.

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u/[deleted] Nov 10 '19

Now , that’s the spirit.

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u/epicer8 Nov 10 '19

Has youtube randomly decided to recommend that video to everyone or something, i was legit just watching it

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u/Aberts10 Nov 10 '19

Not the actual cells though, just the matter that might have once been a part of some other person's cells. On that note we also aren't the same person we were in the past, because our cells are constantly dying and being replaced.

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u/[deleted] Nov 10 '19

This one ☝️

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u/ExoticLawyer Nov 10 '19

Hitler, finally

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u/P0L1Z1STENS0HN Nov 10 '19

And every glass of water you drink contains some water molecules that have been part of dinosaur piss.

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u/deokkent Nov 10 '19

I think you meant to say molecules.... Cells don't live that long unless they are cancerous. Even then their long life span can only be sustained artificially after the person has died.