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I heard that on NPR the other day. About how lucrative the market is, so much so that it's causing issues at the coroner's where bodies get harvested before a criminal investigation is able to be done. Apparently a lot of coroner's offices are working so closely with harvester companies that they share the same building for maximum efficiency. And a lot of people think of hearts/livers or whatever but the most lucrative part is all of your soft tissue. Not just the skin but your fat and sinew and cartilage and bones underneath which get repackaged into cosmetic surgery products like cellulite dimples or penis enlargement. Half a teaspoon of ground-up human skin is $434.

Imagine you die suddenly in a freak car accident and within the span of a few hours your entire body is disassembled and sold to the highest bidders, nothing left of you but a larger dick for chad, a prettier face for stacy and that's the end of your mark on human history.

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I heard that on NPR the other day. About how lucrative the market is, so much so that it's causing issues at the coroner's where bodies get harvested before a criminal investigation is able to be done. Apparently a lot of coroner's offices are working so closely with harvester companies that they share the same building for maximum efficiency. And a lot of people think of hearts/livers or whatever but the most lucrative part is all of your soft tissue. Not just the skin but your fat and sinew and cartilage and bones underneath which get repackaged into cosmetic surgery products like cellulite dimples or penis enlargement. Half a teaspoon of ground-up human skin is $434.

Imagine you die suddenly in a freak car accident and within the span of a few hours your entire body is disassembled and sold to the highest bidders, nothing left of you but a larger dick for chad, a prettier face for stacy and that's the end of your mark on human history