Is Eating Synthetic Human Flesh Cannibalism?
Is consuming a synthetic human burger cannibalistic? Or does it become just a burger?
Is consuming a synthetic human burger cannibalistic? Or does it become just a burger?
We talk to bioethicists, disagreeing doctors and the World Health Organization about their opinions.
What would a world without a sex drive look like?
What would be the societal implications of being recognised anywhere and everywhere you went?
With their fanciful costumes and comedic personas, clowns seem like the epitome of joy. But these figures of fun also provoke a horrified response and have even inspired their own phobia.
As the absurdity on our home planet grows, so does humanity’s curiosity about life elsewhere.
These days it feels like we're on the brink of apocalypse.
In this week’s Giz Asks, we talk to doctors, researchers, and medical field workers with a variety of opinions, from mainstream to fringe.
On this special edition of Giz Asks, we spoke to scientists about what would happen if people actually did walk on the Sun. Like that wong by Smash Mouth.
Good music is fun but ephemeral—the best music stays with you forever, sometimes a little too long
Our planet and the Moon are soul mates. Except, of course, if something were to happen to one of them.
Probe a little deeper, and a whole reeking world opens up—as we learned, cringing a little bit.
While we know all dogs are good boys (and girls), the question remains—do dogs know?
Do they experience pleasure? What is sex like for them? Do they enjoy it in any way—physical or otherwise?
The answer is, pretty universally, certain death.
Characters like the X-Men aren’t generally celebrated for their realism—but are they really so implausible?
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