It is not easy to cut through a human head with a hacksaw.
In his book "Travels," Michael Crichton reflects on the challenges and complexities of human anatomy, illustrating the difficulty of physically cutting through a human head using a hacksaw. This vivid imagery emphasizes the intricate nature of the human body and the deep respect it merits. It serves as a powerful reminder of the technical and moral considerations involved in medical procedures and dissections.
Crichton's statement resonates not only in a literal...
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