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TammyStar said:I thought the issue raised with this exhibit was where they got the bodies from. There are two versions of this traveling the country and their was a report that the bodies used came from homeless/or unclaimed bodies and now the people putting on the show are making lots and lots of $$$$. Also there is controversy on the bodies that were donated by the families and if a person wanted their body to be donated to science than how does this qualify.
I work in the medical field and have for 20 years, I have no desire to see this exhibit and I never will. I have always felt that this is another way for some marketing business person to make money off of other people. If a person is that interested in the human body they can take an anatomy and physiology class.
Symara said:As far as adult content, personally, I don't think the human body should just be adult content. Why be ashamed? That just me though. It's not like it's showing them having sex or anything, does it?
Belle4562 said:I went to see Body Worlds when it was in Philadelphia, and I thought the woman with the fetus and the other stages of development in utero they had on display was the most interesting and compelling part of the entire exhibit. The woman had a condition and knew there was a high chance she wouldn't survive, and in that event, she wanted her body donated. It said the baby was unable to be saved for whatever reason - I don't remember.
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