Einstein's brain on show - in slices

[GeoffW1 (Geoff)]

Hi,

I find this decidedly offensive. What do you reckon?

http://www.smh.com.au/world/albert-e...328-1vxdd.html

Cheers

[Nightshift]

Not at all, I am pretty sure he has finished using it.

The only disturbing thing here is why anyone would want to see it.

[bojan]

It is confronting and offensive.
The person can not/should not be reduced to a slice of tissue. IMHO.

Brave new world.. with no limits

[dugnsuz (Doug)]

Funny old world, right enough!

[strongmanmike (Michael)]

Funny, I recon they should have preserved him completely...for ever - I can see him in the Smithsonian, in a glass cabinet kinda all yellow and a bit shriveled under formaldahide

[lacad01 (Adam)]

Nope, don't find it offensive but also wouldn't bother to go and see it - what's the point?

[KenGee (Kenith Gee)]

he asked for his brain to be kept and studied.

[astroron (Ron)]

Originally Posted by KenGee

he asked for his brain to be kept and studied.

I have always been under the impression that his brain was taken without consent ?
cheers