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>>13200026
Stop hoarding Rumias

>>12025646
This artist always draws a really cute Rumia.

>>11952629
In due time, anon.

>>11954273
Notwithstanding concerns of disease and toxicity (which I understand causes people who engage in cannibalism to slowly go insane from ingesting toxins in the human body) it is indeed a tricky question. Biologically it is a human being, however in this case there is no hope of the body attaining consciousness. This sets it apart from cases where there is a hope of recovery or attainment of consciousness.

In these cases, the brain has been rendered into slurry. Therefore, the mind cannot hope to process thoughts or sensory information; it seems to me that this mental non-existence precludes it from personhood. It cannot feel pain or anything else, something that even the dumbest of animals can recognize and take action to avoid.

I imagine that actually supporting living human carcasses would require a lot of time and resources though, and would eventually switch to simply growing sheets of human tissue in labs, rendering the above question moot.

...why do so many Rumia treads veer off into discussions of cannibalism?