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Large enough I am not faced with the reality of a corpse.
I don't see any corpses when I'm at the beach. I know they're out there in theory, but they're a distant enough concept I don't worry.
Great Lake sized lake with body on other side? Same.
A small lake/pond where I can see the area in which the corpse is floating? Perhaps even smell it? Or speak with a person who saw it? Hard pass.
Olympic sized pool? I can see the corpse. Hard pass.
What if you put on a blindfold before entering the pool area?
I would not get into a pool blindfolded. There might be corpses in there.