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In this episode of Unpopular Culture Prof. Michael Drane dives answers this question- When is cannibalism morally justified? Can someone give consent to be eaten? What about religious or tribal practices? What about the health concerns over eating human meat?
We will explore the 3 reasons why humans eat people and the ethical implications so doing so.
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Ep: 132 - The Morality of Cannibalism - The Psychology of Cannibalism Across Society - Prof. Michael Drane dives answers this question- When is cannibalism morally justified? Can someone give consent to be eaten? What about religious or tribal practices? What about the health concerns over eating human meat? Is cannibalism evil? We are a forensic psychology podcast that focuses on true crime, pop culture, and psychological analysis. Cannibals. Psychology podcast. Right vs wrong.