I like this idea. still looks good but doesn’t cause as much waste. I read that most coffins are lined with silk and other expensive materials. Such a waste of talent and resources when you think how many coffins are created and burned every single day.
Holding a funeral or memorial on a videoconferencing platform like Zoom offers several advantages: It’s easy for distant guests to attend, and you can record it.
Good idea in these difficult times. These guys are discussing using Zoom, which seems a good option. There should be a specialised software that lets you get more of a feeling of the crematorium and grounds though.
We’ve had a lot of conversations about how you can use Zoom or other conferencing services to hold a virtual funeral. We like Zoom. It’s easy.In this quick c...
Body donation to science is one of the most compassionate funeral alternatives available. When you donate your body to science, Science Care handles all of the expenses associated with the donation.
These days, the options for what to do with our bodies post-mortem are nearly limitless in their number and imagination. Want to be mummified? You got it....
A CONTROVERSIAL burial method that uses liquid nitrogen to freeze and disintegrate a dead body is being heralded as the future of cremation by its creator. Dubbed “promession”, the proc…
Never thought of this, but on alibaba they still cost over 300 just for the liner (urr bodybag)
I like this idea. still looks good but doesn’t cause as much waste. I read that most coffins are lined with silk and other expensive materials. Such a waste of talent and resources when you think how many coffins are created and burned every single day.
Looks like the US didn’t bother even with the liners in their death camps. Watch this if you can handle it.
watch this, some people are just going with actual cardboard coffins – they cost 3 bucks to make. Not sure if I want to go in one of those though.
One of the many ways video conferencing and online meetings has made life a bit more bearable during Covid times.
And remember to play this at mine, thanks.
Good idea in these difficult times. These guys are discussing using Zoom, which seems a good option. There should be a specialised software that lets you get more of a feeling of the crematorium and grounds though.
read this first innit. https://www.treehugger.com/things-you-should-know-about-donating-your-body-science-4864242
Save 5 grand and help humanity in one go – someone needs to tell the world about this for sure.
Free funeral services for organ donors
(4 upvotes)Free cremations for organ donors
(10 upvotes)Donate your entire body and you can already get free cremation. I guess it would be cheeky to charge you to get rid of the bits they don’t want.
You can get mummified or used to power a shroom farm already.
Hmm. you’re 75% water so a small box would do, if you insist on taking a piece of the world from everyone else, forever – no need to reydrate.