Death Is Now Considered Unpossible
The article presents a future vision of death, where it becomes impossible to find traditional funeral rituals—such as white shrouds and wooden coffins—and death transforms into an illogical and bloody experience, characterized by an unusual separation of the soul from the body. The author expresses concern about the chaos and dangers surrounding the process of burying bodies, such as the mixing of debris and blood with water and the risk of pollution. They raise questions about how to ensure that human remains remain intact and present at the time of burial, in a context that anticipates an inhumane and ambiguous scene of death.
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