Do you believe there is anything wrong with wanting to be eaten?...?

Question

Okay, there is no GOOD way to ask that question, but to clarify, I am not a vorarephiliac, and find vorarephilia particularly distateful. (Not that I have any moral imperative against vorarephiliacs, I just couldn't handle that)... That said, after I die, what would make it something that is wrong to eat me? (assuming I am otherwise healthy when I die).

I was thinking about things earlier, and the options society presents are:
A) Make your family pay thousands so they can get together and be sad (or happy as the case may be, you could make it a party in theory.)
B) Have your body burned, don't waste the money, but still let an asset go to waste.
C) (though it is still rejected almost as much as cannibalism) Cryogenics... incredibly expensive and probably impractical....

I don't have kuru, there's a good chance I won't be diseased at all, and people are starving elsewhere in the world... Why would there be such a big taboo on feeding them?

I wouldn't say anyone HAS to eat me, simply that I doubt someone that is starving would say no, and there really is no logical reason behind the taboo... Apparently human tastes like veal though, so I'm not sure taste is a great reason.

Answer 1

That's really disgusting. Don't be so self centered that you are sooooo irresistible that they would just HAVE to eat you.

Answer 2

Can't say that I would want to be eaten. Even though I would be dead, still not what I would want. But if others did, then I would have no problem with that. I guess the families of the deceased may have issues with it. And also, I don't think that just because someone is starving that they should have to eat a dead person. I don't think that I could ever eat things like dogs, horses etc.

However, I have never been truly starving before, so I guess, until it happens.

Answer 3

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Answer 4

I can't see anything morally wrong with it, as long as you died in a sudden accident ( one wish for you.) If, however, you die of old age ( first wish for you, combining to, may you die suddenly at the end of a long life) you are liable to be stringy and unappatizing.
By the way, have you evern seen The Cook, The Thief, His Wife, and Her Lover?. Cool flick with smidgen of cannablaism.

Answer 5

"If the Juju had meant us not to eat people,
He wouldn't have made us of meat!"

Flanders and Swan "The Reluctant Cannibal"
(Lyrics below)

Me, I'm just going to get pulled to pieces when I've finished with me. Scrap-yard recycling job.

Oh, and approval to the person remembering Soylent Green! (Harry Harrison's "Make room! Make room!)

Answer 6

You would like the His Dark Materials series- at least you'd like the character Iorek Burnison.

Answer 7

they don't want to eat you. that's why. there is extra food in many places, the starving people simply don't have any money to buy it. someone would have to pay to keep your meat fesh in transport, they might as well just ship the left over wheat shavings.

Answer 8

Uh, yeah. Feed them sushi, I say. Teriyaki and scallopini sound good too.

Answer 9

Starving people have standards, too.

Answer 10

"It's people!!!!! Soylent Green is people!!!!!!!...."

- Charleton Heston