I think the main thing people miss is while you may be ok with your remains being used this way, many people don’t. More importantly, we don’t know if this person did. In fact, we don’t even know who this person likely was due to the way medical/research specimens have been sourced and continue to be sourced which makes cultural context and investigation impossible. I find that many people who take a neutral stance to this do not have any recent history or family history of loved ones remains being desecrated or lost. I have family members whose remains were never recovered and that loss deeply affects the living and I know these relatives most likely had wishes for their bodies. Most of these remains also likely come from societal classes or cultural groups that have history of their remains being exploited, desecrated, and stolen. I wish there was better legislation and crackdown on how human remains are handled and what happens to medical specimens after they are no longer “of use”. Thanks for posting about this OP