In South Korea, Korea Life Consulting Co. has started staging mock funerals, encouraging those who participate to write a will, dress in traditional garments, and are nailed in a coffin for 15 minutes. There's even the ceremonial dirt sprinkling that takes place. By using the phrase "well-dying" (a purposeful juxtaposition of the "well-being" fad that is taking over America), supporters say it's a good way for people to prepare what they will leave behind, and what the ramifications will be, if they die suddenly. Detractors just think it's a way for some people to make money off the scheme. So, what do you think?
Sunday, January 13, 2008
The First Poll
Mock Funerals
In South Korea, Korea Life Consulting Co. has started staging mock funerals, encouraging those who participate to write a will, dress in traditional garments, and are nailed in a coffin for 15 minutes. There's even the ceremonial dirt sprinkling that takes place. By using the phrase "well-dying" (a purposeful juxtaposition of the "well-being" fad that is taking over America), supporters say it's a good way for people to prepare what they will leave behind, and what the ramifications will be, if they die suddenly. Detractors just think it's a way for some people to make money off the scheme. So, what do you think?
In South Korea, Korea Life Consulting Co. has started staging mock funerals, encouraging those who participate to write a will, dress in traditional garments, and are nailed in a coffin for 15 minutes. There's even the ceremonial dirt sprinkling that takes place. By using the phrase "well-dying" (a purposeful juxtaposition of the "well-being" fad that is taking over America), supporters say it's a good way for people to prepare what they will leave behind, and what the ramifications will be, if they die suddenly. Detractors just think it's a way for some people to make money off the scheme. So, what do you think?
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