• 129. Cannibalism: Don't Eat, Grandma.

  • Oct 9 2024
  • Length: 1 hr and 51 mins
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129. Cannibalism: Don't Eat, Grandma.

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  • In this episode, we discuss the disturbing and complex history of cannibalism. We explore the use of human body parts in corpse medicine—a practice once considered medicinal. We then dive into the legal questions surrounding the consumption of human flesh, examining the societal and cultural implications of such acts. Shifting to science, we analyze the psychological, biological, and evolutionary aspects of cannibalism, including how man-made conditions, such as famine or social breakdown, can drive individuals to cannibalistic behaviors. We unravel the psychology of wendigo psychosis—the haunting fear of turning into a flesh-eating monster.

    This episode offers a chilling look at how cannibalism has shaped human history and ethics.

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