I've been doing a lot of experimentations around GRAVEYARDS lately, I get REALLY STRESSED OUT in a 2-block radius around a graveyard.
Rent is CHEAPER AROUND GRAVEYARDS for a reason
I think common sense, being around decomposing bodies is DANGEROUS but lets cover why, right?
For starters, all bodies are treated with embalming fluids (formaldehyde), which leach into the soil and even the water supply apparently:
Even the WHO has documents on this:
Even besides this fact that you have these toxic fluids all over the graveyard, theres also the fact that decomposing bodies are STRESSFUL to be around
This is a study that shows PUTRESCINE triggers fight-or-flight/threat response from people (in a nutshell, the chemicals that off-gas from a decomposing body raises stress/survival hormones in people)
So in a nutshell, the gases from dead bodies (dead animal or person or even insects to an extent) raises stress hormones in people, probably the same reason animals like eating/chasing "alive animals" to eat them fresh rather than a decomposing one
Its worth noting the NWO is getting rid of graveyards entirely, replacing them with "green burials", basically someone plants a tree next to a dead body and the dead body is allowed to decompose onto the tree so instead of a cemetery there will be forests instead -
Rent is CHEAPER AROUND GRAVEYARDS for a reason
I think common sense, being around decomposing bodies is DANGEROUS but lets cover why, right?
For starters, all bodies are treated with embalming fluids (formaldehyde), which leach into the soil and even the water supply apparently:
Even the WHO has documents on this:
Even besides this fact that you have these toxic fluids all over the graveyard, theres also the fact that decomposing bodies are STRESSFUL to be around
This is a study that shows PUTRESCINE triggers fight-or-flight/threat response from people (in a nutshell, the chemicals that off-gas from a decomposing body raises stress/survival hormones in people)
The smell of death: evidence that putrescine elicits threat management mechanisms
The ability to detect and respond to chemosensory threat cues in the environment plays a vital role in survival across species. However, little is known about which chemical compounds can act as olfactory threat signals in humans. We hypothesized that ...
www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov
So in a nutshell, the gases from dead bodies (dead animal or person or even insects to an extent) raises stress hormones in people, probably the same reason animals like eating/chasing "alive animals" to eat them fresh rather than a decomposing one
Its worth noting the NWO is getting rid of graveyards entirely, replacing them with "green burials", basically someone plants a tree next to a dead body and the dead body is allowed to decompose onto the tree so instead of a cemetery there will be forests instead -
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