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Bodies: The Exhibition ABC's 20/20 (Part 2)

A controversial public display featuring plastified human mummification has sparked quite a bit of controversy in the United States. This came after ABC's 20/20 aired a report on 02/15/08 regarding...  
 
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450fox (5 days ago) Show Hide
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Having been to the Bodies Exhibit in Atlanta I found it fascinating and very tasteful how they displayed the bodies. It was obvious then as our group looked over the bodies that they were all Asian. We viewed the exhibit as a learning experience and to help us better understand the human body to further our medical careers. If someone wants to make a dollar off using cadavers to further educate, so be it. I think the chairman should do a more thorough account on how the bodies were obtained.
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society has turned death into entertainment for countless years rabbi. however i DO NOT condone the use of executed prisoners, etc. for these exhibits. i have no repsect for corporate interest who have no respect for life and science. surely there is a way to have the people documented just as the german inventor has done. consenting adults. that would be in my opinion the best way to handle this. i would still love to see the exhibits. perhaps a trip to the german exhibits are in order.
LizardsOfWizdom (1 week ago) Show Hide
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If people who went to these exhibits had to sign a consent form that they would be dipped in plastic and put on display when they died I wonder how many would attend.
ricardas83 (1 week ago) Show Hide
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I would
xtinct2 (2 weeks ago) Show Hide
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does ne one have a link to an update of this story?. . .if the investigation was successful
backtwista (2 weeks ago) Show Hide
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What we US HUMANS have come to, this is not right this isdisgusting and pure evil, this needs to be stoped it's sad so sad.
kcskateking (2 weeks ago) Show Hide
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i want to do this to my body when im old and dead, if someone can learn from it and further our intellect go for it. not like im would be usin it anymore.
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Three years ago i went to "Body Worlds" in Dallas, it was soo interessting so when i saw that "Bodies... The Exhibition" was in Dallas i was jumping at the opportunity to go, But now that i saw this 20/20 i don't think i will be making it.
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Oh so those men on display volunteered to have their bodies put on display after being executed?
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Creepydorky-
Your name alone is obvious. I think your opinion is your own but not one for me to agree with. If you want Human historic build them from clay and write a story. Why take bodies of actual Chinese men who were shot and killed. That is immoral. No one should have to know their body will be on public display.

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