As Taussig (2004) states, "culture itself lies in the processes through which people make connections between the various ideas available to them in a given context" (308). Although it is widely criticized now, it is likely that the transplants would be normalized in the future when people realize that it is able to keep others alive just like kidney transplants. Another danger is the potential for a black market to exist that sells animal organs. Not only would animals be unethically killed, but the black market itself is an issue. People would seek corrupted doctors willing to perform the surgery for money and would not receive the proper medical care. As proved by Sharp (2007), constant medical attention would be needed and this is not something that they would likely have access
As Taussig (2004) states, "culture itself lies in the processes through which people make connections between the various ideas available to them in a given context" (308). Although it is widely criticized now, it is likely that the transplants would be normalized in the future when people realize that it is able to keep others alive just like kidney transplants. Another danger is the potential for a black market to exist that sells animal organs. Not only would animals be unethically killed, but the black market itself is an issue. People would seek corrupted doctors willing to perform the surgery for money and would not receive the proper medical care. As proved by Sharp (2007), constant medical attention would be needed and this is not something that they would likely have access