Once upon a time, the though of artificially producing organic materials was though to be impossible. Humans were not supposed to meddle in the matters of life and death. But science marches on. What was once considered taboo became one of the bases of our modern civilisation.

​And it's all thanks to a single, simple, ubiquitous element on the periodic table.

Transhumanism is an intellectual and cultural movement supporting the use of science and technology to improve human mental and physical characteristics and capacities.

​It's ideas have been a staple in literary works for decades and is now seen a resurgence in recent years. This can be seen in recent Hollywood science fiction, but there are quintessential classics that can't be missed. It's not like you're going to be doing much over the holidays anyway...

A short story by Rebecca Lang on the implications of immortality.

​It reflects on the philosophical and existential problems if "be"-ing. You will be left pondering on what makes your brief time here worthwhile.

​People are by nature, good. Unless given a reason, we readily trust and believe others.

​Some skeptics require little more than a few technical and 'sciencey' words. But when it involves one's health and well-being, a little lie brings grave consequences.

​"Storm" is a beat-poem by renowned comedian Tim Minchin. Recognised as a profound modern literary work, it discusses the challenges of defending knowledge, reasoning, and logic in our times. 

​TEACHER'S DISCRETION ADVISED, SOME USE OF STRONG LANGUAGE