I got an A!

In my next problem/ solution paper, I will include more options and refute them to make it clear that my solution is the best one possible. In this specific case, I found that the traditional procedure, burying the dead, was really the only option I needed to refute. Any other options were just additions that could be made in addition to the burning of the corpse. I did find one very interesting solution, but it works in a way that people are more uncomfortable with it than they are with the thought of creamation. The new process I learned about was liquid hydrolysis. The body is hydrolized by an acid and turned into a greenish-brown liquid. They take this liquid and put it in batteries which can be recharged. . . very interesting, but even more morbid than I cared to entertain.