How much does the human body cost?

Have you ever asked yourself the question of how much a human body is worth? If it were a computer, the working mechanism would be perfect. Each part is connected to a central brain, which is responsible for executing multiple and complex tasks. Unfortunately, organ trafficking continues today, despite being completely illegal and, furthermore, immoral. As a curiosity, below we have selected the price of each of the parts of the human body. Value and functions The first and most important thing we want to highlight is that it is immoral to assign some value to human life. But each organ separately has a certain price according to the functions it performs, but what exactly are the functions performed by the human body? They are divided into three large groups. On the one hand, electricity. Although this is a fact that many people do not know, the truth is that the body generates a large amount of electricity, to the point that it could keep a 100W light bulb on for 24 hours, on the other hand, transport. Although it depends largely on the lifestyle of each person, human beings walk an average of 1,028 kilometers a year. If we traveled this distance by car, we would have to spend 400 euros, nothing more and nothing less, and finally, memory. According to the latest studies carried out, the brain of human beings can store up to 100 TB of information, which is equivalent to an outlay of 3,500 euros in hard drives.Organs and parts of the body The heart is priced at 592,117 euros, while the lungs they reach 287,000 euros on the black market. The kidney is worth 146,288 euros, and the liver 144,894 euros. As for the corneas, they cost 20.900 euros The skeleton also has a certain value: 6,966 euros. Bones and ligaments are worth 5,020 euros, blood 667 euros per liter and skin 3.25 euros per centimeter. The skin is the largest organ in the human body, and as you can see from these data, both the bones and organs of the human body command very high prices. Finally, we want to point out that they are only estimates based on the use that is given to each of the parts, but even so the figures are surprising.