Comments by "KGS" (@kgs2280) on "Timeline - World History Documentaries" channel.

  1. I have donated my body to science when I die, so I imagine they will possibly do even more with it. I am not concerned because I believe that when I die, I (my soul, if there turns out to be such a thing, which I do believe) will think of it as an old, worn, battered and no longer wearable article of clothing, and particularly painful to wear, and relieved to be rid of it. I also will be very happy, as I believe Azru is, that it was still useful for someone to gain useful knowledge from, and, hopefully, better mankind in some way because of using it that way. Just look at how much we, ordinary non-scientists, have learned from Azru’s body from this video. I’m sure she would be proud to know that she was in some way able to provide so much knowledge to so many people, knowing, too, that it was able to enlighten many people about her home and culture thousands of years in the future.
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  2. Which could have been the catalyst for John Lennon’s song about “Instant Karma”, since the Beatles went to India to study Buddhism and meditation.
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  3. Warren Zevon, a brilliant American musician died of mesothelioma from asbestosis in 2003 (although it was never known for certain how he contracted it), which is pretty recent in the history of the stuff.
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