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 talked to ethicists, sociologists, legal experts, neuroscientists, and AI theorists with different views about this complex and challenging idea.
Are there any drugs that can make us more moral humans? Are they ready for us to debate about their use?
The strange status is meant to protect the waters from pollution.
It’s not the fault of Hollywood, Netflix, or even the internet. Or, well, it’s not completely their fault.
£30 for a day of learning about The Simpsons' use of philosophy.
We meet the family who have cryogenically frozen their child in the hopes she may live again once more, and talk to the company behind the controversial process.
A new study suggests this process is theoretically possible—and that we should be on the hunt for galactic aliens who have already converted their gas giants into stellar objects.
By applying a 500-year-old philosophical principle, a Cornell University researcher has shown that the Fermi Paradox's Great Silence is not unexpected.
Given the insane amount of science-related news that makes the rounds on a daily basis, it’s not immediately clear which science-y tidbits are the ones we should be focused on. This will help.
What do you know about the Knobe Effect?
If you said 'yes' – go directly to jail, do not pass go, do not collect £200.
How do you know you've not just been imagined by someone else?
We spoke to Google's design mastermind about the company's new Material Design move, and what it means for Android.
