As horrible as it sounds, its survival. Assuming that there is no other available food on the island, then it makes sense. Though, the bigger problem is collecting and filtering water so you don't die of dehydration yourself.
As horrible as it sounds, its survival. Assuming that there is no other available food on the island, then it makes sense. Though, the bigger problem is collecting and filtering water so you don't die of dehydration yourself.
When faced with death, you'd be amazed what the average human would be willing to do.
Depends entirely on what the dead human meant to me. I'd rather die than eat a family member (including my old dog)... If it's a stranger? I'm fine with it. Meat is meat.
If anything, it'd give me some entertainment to bash The Walking Dead and other crap involving Zombies... Seriously, a creature that's rotting can bite through hide and dig through the body of a human as if it were made of room tempered butter? Have the creators of Zombies seen the sort of jaw power and teeth required by predators that aim to take down prey equal in size to themselves? Come on... at least the "rage zombies" make more sense...
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The knife is to cut the meat up, and help strip the bones. The magnifier is to start the fire going. (and to smoke the rest of the meat. Because you won't be able to eat it all before it spoils)
*shakes head*
You guys talk a lot about "survival" but obviously have zero clue what to do.
...and don't forget to ration the fat...
Easy to say when you aren't starving.
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You are drastically over-complicating the exercise.
The exercise is not "how to properly cook, preserve, and ration human remains to make the meat last as long as possible".
It's simply "If you had to eat human meat to survive...would you do it?"
“The biggest communication problem is we do not listen to understand. We listen to reply,” Stephen Covey.
If he's still edible, sure.
Human progress isn't measured by industry. It's measured by the value you place on a life.
Just, be kind.
Depends on if I knew this person or not, I think.
I may be able to see myself consuming human meat to survive. But if it's the body of a good friend? That makes it a lot harder.
"In life, I was raised to hate the undead. Trained to destroy them. When I became Forsaken, I hated myself most of all. But now I see it is the Alliance that fosters this malice. The human kingdoms shun their former brothers and sisters because we remind them what's lurking beneath the facade of flesh. It's time to end their cycle of hatred. The Alliance deserves to fall." - Lilian Voss
“The biggest communication problem is we do not listen to understand. We listen to reply,” Stephen Covey.
"In life, I was raised to hate the undead. Trained to destroy them. When I became Forsaken, I hated myself most of all. But now I see it is the Alliance that fosters this malice. The human kingdoms shun their former brothers and sisters because we remind them what's lurking beneath the facade of flesh. It's time to end their cycle of hatred. The Alliance deserves to fall." - Lilian Voss
You like to add a lot.
Frankly, you and just about everyone else claiming they'd eat the body would likely die long before they work up the nerve to bite down on that arm/leg or whatever long rotted piece of flesh. Because no one knows what they'd really do...and more to the point how to actually go about it.
He died of dehydration.
“The biggest communication problem is we do not listen to understand. We listen to reply,” Stephen Covey.
I guess, I mean death is worse than eating someone else.
Unless of course the corpse is decayed, in which case it would probably kill me regardless.
“The biggest communication problem is we do not listen to understand. We listen to reply,” Stephen Covey.
I ate a live one for breakfast. So imagine a dead one while I'm in dire straits would be no problem
People working 2 jobs in the US (at least one part-time) - 7.8 Million (Roughly 4.9% of the workforce)
People working 2 full-time jobs in the US - 360,000 (0.2% of the workforce)
Average time worked weekly by the US Workforce - 34.5 hours
This entire thread is rendered moot by one simple fact; if you were starving to death, your body's instinct to survive would take over. Yes, you'd eat a dead human. Survival instincts override morals or preferences. It's that simple. If it's a last resort, your mind WILL make you do it in order to survive; you won't be in ANY state of mind to choose "nah, I'd rather starve". The nerve to cannibalise kicks in before you'd typically die. This is simply biological "programming", it's how we're designed.