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      That’s how normal people think. We’re talking about intergalatic drug addicted worm men… and zendaya is there.

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    The practice makes sense until you find out that the Fremen have almost unlimited amounts of fresh water that they refuse to drink.

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    This juicer, while visually appealing with its superior symmetry, pales in comparison to the Nemco 55850.

    But to answer your question, there’s a removable/replaceable strainer cone in the bottom half of the squeezy part.

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        Where did I mention oranges? The 55850 will juice whatever you throw at it, and unlike the device shown, won’t tip forward when you hit bone.

        Personally, I’d prefer to burn my Fremen and collect their steam through a distillation system, but I’m more of an Ixian, myself. And I suppose the Fremen would consider that a waste of nutrients.

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    So the death stills are so efficient that all of the water gets extracted. So from a 180lb man you should get about 50L of water. (~110lbs)

    All that is left is dehydrated organs, tissues and bone - various organic molecules.

    You didn’t think they just built all their technology from spice and worms did you? (jk I think they bury the organic remains. You probably wouldn’t want to look at the body after either in any circumstances).

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      I mean, if it’s being super efficient with all of the water, most of the body will have been gassed into methane and such, a little lipid slick here and there, and only the inorganic mineral contents will be visible. Surely their technology can handle a little rapid putrefaction. Why leave carbonyls intact if you can do a nucleophilic attack and knock off oxygen (as a hydroxyl, sure) to be buffered by a little acid into water?

      …calm thy tits, gentlemen, I’m joking…

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      because we don’t use acid, that’s barbaric. Lye is much more appropriate!

      Only 2% of the original body mass is left as ‘dry’ material afterwards. Much much efficient!

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      The shriveled up dehydrated snack?

      They don’t actually say, but I imagine they do get buried, you certainly wouldn’t enjoy looking at a crunchy human.