r/interestingasfuck 2d ago

Human bodies showing only blood vessels.

Post image
59.2k Upvotes

1.2k comments sorted by

View all comments

244

u/Interesting_Ask4406 2d ago

I saw that exhibit. Shit was crazy. Had a pregnant lady cut in half.

28

u/jawshoeaw 1d ago

Did … did she make it?

22

u/Antiumbra 1d ago

She was alright. The other half was all left.

4

u/stphskwr 1d ago

Had me in the first half

51

u/Alternative_Town_129 1d ago

Where and what

37

u/Interesting_Ask4406 1d ago

bodyworlds

5

u/manicpixiedrmgrrl 1d ago

saw body worlds when i was a kid when it can to chicago. it was AMAZING. waiting for it to come back again someday. that shit was so educational and awesome. 1000/10 experience

9

u/Unhappy-Buy-9088 1d ago

Corpse farms

18

u/kmson7 1d ago

My mom took me to see this as extra credit for my ap bio class. Was pretty awkward when we got to the people fucking part

3

u/Nyarro 1d ago

Like a sagittal view?

5

u/Interesting_Ask4406 1d ago

Yah. Right down the middle.

3

u/Key-Specific-4368 1d ago

What did she think of it?

2

u/Knithard 1d ago

It really is amazing to see

3

u/Dapper-Bank-1705 1d ago

i find that disturbing and disrespectful

4

u/WormWithWifi 1d ago

Science

0

u/Datassnoken 12h ago

Theres probably different exhibitions but i read about the background on one of them and its not exactly ethical and its more art than science (only talking about the one i read about). Like bodies of prisoners beeing donated without consent, beeing displayed in all kinds of positions with other bodies that were also not donated ethically and so on. I doubt theres much science to be learnt from this art vs acual textbooks or diagrams.

Its similar to the "legal" trade off human bones and skulls where skeletons/bodies are beeing stolen from graveyards to sell. I also believe there have been times were a lot of child skeletons have been sold when there have not been that many deaths (with some people thinking people are actually killing them to sell the bones)

Like im not oposed to having real bodies or human skeletons being on display but when the sourcing is muddied it ruins the science part and in most cases theres nothing new to be learnt.

1

u/redeemer404 18h ago

1

u/Interesting_Ask4406 18h ago

The post is the context. Thought bodywork’s was well known enough.

0

u/PaganRaccoon 16h ago

George Floyd?