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They should have included posthumous credits
Anonymity is one of the parts of donating your remains.
That's a good point so I wonder why there have been instances in which next of kin were notified that their loved ones' bodies were used in horrific ways
It's not fully anonymous, that invites grave robbing like the early days of medicine. There's still accountability when needed.
If it doesn't benefit the military somehow I'd be A-OK with this happening to me
Well blast testing is technically science if they record the results.
I don't think that's 100% true. The guy that famously (posthumously) plays Yorick ('s skull) is not anonymous. (I just have problems with remembering names.)
Also, posthumous organ donation isn't necessarily anonymous.