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What a gross waste of space...
Yes, how dare we respect our traditions.
That's not respect.
How so, o arbiter of what is and isn't respectful of the dead regardless of their wishes, traditions, or beliefs?
日本人 don't believe in refertilization ╮(︶▽︶)╭
Echo might have meant the room being used for B2B SaaS
It's better than the companies that try selling software as a service to individuals
Papa means vertical agriculture, bone meal, urea, and potassium deposits can be used to feed&house more 人.
Unless there’s cobalt on your fingers.
Yeah, makes sense. Do you know of any countries where it's common to use human remains for these types of things?
ig western nations do.
Graveyards don't fertilize.
… that's exactly our point. Graveyards are a waste. Home shrines are fine, maybe two or three temple shrines to remember the dead, but not every 10 blocks.
I think that was a joke post.