Aquacorporeal Ratio 

The quantitative measure expressing the relationship between the volume of water in a specific environment and the number of human bodies or remnants thereof present within that same locale. This ratio is typically invoked to assess the psychological acceptability or aversion to swimming or engaging in recreational activities in bodies of water where human remains are known or presumed to be present.

A conceptual metric used to gauge the threshold at which human presence, in the form of living individuals or deceased bodies, in a water body shifts from being imperceptible or negligible to becoming a significant factor influencing human behavior, particularly in the context of recreational water activities.

If you think about the aquacorporeal ratio, you'd probably be okay swimming in the ocean even though there are shipwrecks and stuff, but a single body in a pool would totally freak you out.

Aquacorporeal Ratio by noahsarklabel April 1, 2024