Deathcare.com
February 14, 2011
If understanding about other people can be gained from observing their lives, it almost certainly can also be gained by observing the way they treat death. Perhaps our ancestors understood this better than us, having death so intimately close to nearly every minute of their lives. Modern medicine was not there to resuscitate the injured and war was an accepted, if not encouraged expectation.
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