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Why do humans eat the other creatures but not dead humans, w


Question Posted Sunday October 12 2003, 10:01 am

Why do humans eat the other creatures but not dead humans, while there is only a 5-10% difference in composition between human bodies and bodies of creatures commonly eaten?

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spacefem answered Sunday October 12 2003, 10:06 am:
Humans generally do not eat other human for several reasons. First, there is no extra value meal with human meat in it right now. Second, since killing humans is generally unacceptable, only previously dead humans have the possibility of being consumed and they were only a short time ago either old or sick. Who wants to eat that? Finally, it freaks me out.

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