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Cannibalism: Right or wrong? By: Joie Tejada

II…. will kill your family… Spelled J-O-E-Y not J-O-I-E Not the point! Just that I AM YOUR HOST AND MY NAME IS JOIE.

Through the years… Cannibalism has been seen as wrong and it is. What is it really? What causes it? Exceptions? Morals Against human nature NOT a natural instinct

Definition: Noun i. The act of eating one of your own ii. Ceremonial, takes place at a ceremony of eating one of your own kind iii. Choosing to do so

Originated o Origin: Unknown o o World Wide Seen in our earliest ancestors

Commonly used for ◊ Fear ◊ War ◊ Love ◊ Promise ◊ Getting closer to family ◊ Symbolic ◊ Religion ◊ War

Survival October 24 th, 1765 Peggy – 8 men aboard as well as cargo Supplies not enough Why? Storm left boat stranded 2 months stranded, no food Ate own clothing What would you do?

Peggy Slave ( considered cargo ) Killed and eaten Lasted 16 days before men began to get hungry Began to draw lots on who was to be eaten next Luckily, Peggy rescued the next day – no one else had to be eaten Admitted to eating human flesh Do not consider themselves cannibals

Are they Cannibals? Law over looked this Humane way of dying Drew lots Shot to the head Fair When set to sail, sailors have unspoken rules. Survive Danger Death

Survival – broken down Not naturally cannibalistic Hunger becomes starvation Blood cells aren’t delivering enough food Starvation-body begins using own sources Sugars/carbs Fat reserves Body protein Final stage Body eating itself Muscle still functional but weak

Survival – broken down Still no food Body shuts down what is not needed to survive Only keeps brain, lungs, and heart alive Still no food? Cerebral cortex shut down Human emotion Full on survival mode Cannibalism is okay

Pushed Circumstances Push to limits Will to live – “ beast” inside Surviving Cannibalism? No Surviving – no choice Why? Humane, pro-long, and admitted to eating human flesh Knew circumstances

Surviving Circumstances Understandable Death Inevitable-prolong as possible Survive Body shutting down Unable to think right No records of doing it once rescued

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Love Papua New Guinea Shiley Lindenbaum, a anthropologist Discovered cannibalistic tribe Dead family and friends Live on within living Good food New food source and is delicious

Problem Cycle People kept dying People kept eating the dead Why? Why do people eat the dead? Why did people keep dying? Why is the cycle never ending?

Kuru Means “shaking death” Body trembles Unable to control limbs Unable to control bodily functions Begins to turn into a “vegetable” Can take minimum of 9 months before death There are cases that it can take years to develop and cycle through

Kuru prions usually are in the brain but there is a chance that the proteins are able to spread through the rest of the body. Here a few pictures as to what “Kuru” look like.

Eating the dead Dead died for a reason Most of the dead effected with Kuru Not healthy How it spreads Seen as a good food source Some say for love, keep the person alive in living Most say for good food Convenient food supply Those eating the dead are the ones dying

Eating the dead Dying Kuru Infected Immune Prions Brain Mutated Genes Ancestors ate human flesh and people today are immune to prions Mutation

Love and good food? Unhealthy Spread of diseases Not everyone is immune Against the law and looked down upon Very few are, out of thousands tested only half had mutation Jail and fines Complex Chemicals go in and out Not safe Wrong You are human. Morals. Ethics. How is eating someone more respectful then keeping them in tact?

Lifestyle Live like that, is it wrong? Eating out of love Eating out of respect Not healthy Disease Bacteria Rituals usually make human bodies sit out for days before eating Living conditions Not good

Not for love but for fear? American southwest Smashed bones found No love in these markings Animalistic Dehumanize and spread fear Message Power No shortage in food ( livestock and crops ) found Savage

What does this say? NOT a necessity Fear Power Warning Message Ritual burial Chop up dead Bury them all together Eat flesh before hand

This day and age? China Abortion Females sold and consumed One child per family policy Delicacy Male babies wanted “High” delicacy Sexual vigor Belief

Cases in America? A man beat a person to death Ax Brain Eyes Understand human behavior See spirit realm Body found in 2012 Cousin of suspect testified that in 2011 Saw him with bloody ax, chopsticks, bloody clothes, and was told suspect ate brain and eyes with sake Suspect qualified as “insane” and in psych ward

Cannibalism: Views Surviving Eating the fallen Survival of the fittest Love Respect Caring Good food Power Fear Warning and message Belief

Continuation of cases today China Eat dead babies “ High class” food One child policy Treatment of babies Treat them as food Dehumanize Luxury Illegal MORALLY Murder WRONG

In America? Insanity? Killing Evil Is that ever okay? Satanism All equal Illegal Eating = “ No respect. ” and “ Better than you “

Is it ever okay? Circumstances Surviving: Last resort Arguable, seen as okay given circumstances Love Disease Rituals Makes meat go bad Power Inhumane Terror

Conclusion? Love Die Best you can manage Pray Terror Not insane EVIL Murder Nice funeral Illegal Belief Not going to work Real medicine

Hoping you were getting a presentation on candy? YOU GOT SOMETHING MORE INTERESTING. DIDN’T YOU? No. I’m not sorry.

Hoping you were getting a presentation on candy? YOU GOT SOMETHING MORE INTERESTING. DIDN’T YOU? No. I’m not sorry.

Hoping you were getting a presentation on candy? OOOOOOO, ZOMBIE CANDY!!!!! YOU GOT SOMETHING MORE INTERESTING. DIDN’T YOU? No. I’m not sorry.

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