In this video I wanted to explain how it feels to see a dead body. Dealing with death, trauma, or decomposition can be very difficult to psychologically cope with. I think most of us avoid the thought of death, until we have to attend a funeral, or a family member dies, but I think we collectively don't talk enough about the philosophical implications of confronting death. Dealing with the loss of someone you used to know is hard enough, but physically seeing graphic images of decomposition or of homicide crime scenes can cause a person to really question the world and their place in it. In this video I wanted to talk about that experience.


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