Interestingly enough my S5 class had asked me yesterday if I had watched any of it too. They had only watched a small bit. Their view seemed to be similar to mine with the exception that they found the wrinkled skin of the cadaver most distressing.
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Anatomy for Beginners
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Anatomy for Beginners
by Porty » 28 Jan 2005, 09:32
Last edited by Porty on 28 Jan 2005, 17:11, edited 1 time in total.
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by Maria » 28 Jan 2005, 10:30
Haven't watched any of it Porty. I caught the trailers for them but felt that it was being presented as a form of 'edutainment' that would appeal to the voyeur in us. Felt uncomfortable with the concept
Interestingly enough my S5 class had asked me yesterday if I had watched any of it too. They had only watched a small bit. Their view seemed to be similar to mine with the exception that they found the wrinkled skin of the cadaver most distressing.
Interestingly enough my S5 class had asked me yesterday if I had watched any of it too. They had only watched a small bit. Their view seemed to be similar to mine with the exception that they found the wrinkled skin of the cadaver most distressing.
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by bellybabe » 28 Jan 2005, 10:39
Oh, is that the thing there was a big fuss about on the news some months ago?
I don't think I would find the actual visual thing too distressing but I wouldn't want to watch it as I feel it's a hell of an invasion of privacy, even if you are dead!
I hope you managed to sleep ok though and didn't have too many nightmares
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I don't think I would find the actual visual thing too distressing but I wouldn't want to watch it as I feel it's a hell of an invasion of privacy, even if you are dead!
I hope you managed to sleep ok though and didn't have too many nightmares
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Re: Anatomy by Numbers
by foxy » 28 Jan 2005, 10:47
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Re: Anatomy by Numbers
by Porty » 28 Jan 2005, 12:04
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Re: Anatomy by Numbers
by CatzVP » 28 Jan 2005, 15:36
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