But alkaline hydrolysis has an unsettling component that cremation lacks: The body’s tissues and organs dissolve into a syrupy liquid that is treated like wastewater; in effect, most of the body is liquified and goes down the drain.
Deseret News
There was an old man lived in Orem
who said "When I'm dead, in a jorum
just pour my remains,
but not down the drains;
that's totally lacking decorum!"
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