Some people may find that seing images of someone dying is macarbe, these people have limits on what they want to experience in their exploration of life (because whether you like it or not you are exploring life, everyday you are alive).

However for a greater understanding of the world arround us, we cannot ignore a natural the natural part of life, that is death. I would agree that this would be morally dubious. The people who do not like the idea of seing someone die, seem to have the idea that the people who do, are doing it for pleasure. I think people are getting some crossed wired here. The experience was weird and I can't explan my fascination with it.īut no Steve Irwin video for me, thanks. It was weird because it (the head) didn't even look real. I was gonna be there alone after the truck driver left, and he asked me if I wanted to see one of the heads that was to be used in a presentation the next day (the show was for brain surgeons or something along those ilnes) so I said 'yeah' before I could even think about it.

I work for a trade show decorating company and we had to store a refrigerator truck stocked with several coolers of frozen human heads in our warehouse one weekend. It's a childlike curiosity and there's really nobody that can talk to us about it from experience. There is a fascination about death and dying and it's completely normal. I would like to hear more details about HOW it killed him (I've heard everything from how the tail put a hole in his heart to the posion affecting him) but it will stop there. The reports make it sound quick and painless after a brief bit of confusion on his part, so I think I'll leave it at that. but more because I don't want to see HOW he died. Not because it's 'sick' or anything like that. I have no real desire to see Steve Irwin or anybody else die on camera.

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