come out? really, i leave for three seconds, three seconds. seemed really like two. why are we doing this? we don t know who it is or how old it is but we seem deeply concerned with the process of preserving it. if we don t, they re going to just keep decaying and if we don t take care of them, we could lose them permanently. so what, how is the world worse off if the skull of a person whose identity is unknown to everyone in the room returns to the ashes from whence it came? because, keep in mind, every single one of these is valuable in its own right. this is first of all, a human being. we treat them with the upmost respect and these are very important study specimens. we don t know what research is going to walk through our door and see this particular skull. the heart of it is pretty simple. respect for the species, preservation for future research.
why does cartilage matter? how is he doing, did this come out? really, i leave for three seconds, three seconds. seemed really like two. why are we doing this? we don t know who it is or how old it is but we seem deeply concerned with the process of preserving it. if we don t, they re going to just keep decaying and if we don t take care of them, we could lose them permanently. so what, how is the world worse off if the skull of a person whose identity is unknown to everyone in the room returns to the ashes from whence it came? because, keep in mind, every single one of these is do i believe viable in its own right. we treat with utmost respect and important study specimens. we never know what researcher needs to see this particular