Science Faction

Connor joins the guys to discuss a newly discovered bacteria that may save the world, how speaking about yourself in the third person can make life much easier, and how Trump's wall will demolish 10,000 year old archaeological sites. All of that plus the man who just discovered that we were wrong about the size of the sun and how Ebola may end up being a lifelong STD.

Connor joins the guys to discuss the evidence of beastiality in our own DNA, how to change a dogmatic person's mind, a case of HIV that has been cured, and how getting drunk improves your memory.

Seb joins the guys to discuss how humans domesticated themselves, how a vaccine for a brain infection can protect you against an STD, and a new phone with no batteries that enver needs to be plugged in.

In this episode we cover the Flat Earth Debate, why (scientificlly speaking) chemtrails might be kind of real, an optical illusion that can actually improve your vision, and the creature scientists believe will be around until the end of the earth.

Connor joins the guys to discuss a vaccine for heroin, what is turning male fish into female fish, and how your ability to smell a specific food effects whether or not it makes you fat. All of that plus Damian summons a totally normal-voiced scientist.

In this episode, Damian and Robert discuss the upcoming "Flat-Earth Debate", an insomnia drug that actually wakes up coma victims, who is killing great white sharks by removing their livers, and the lie that you probably believe about chimps.

 Seb joins the guys to discuss the origins of domestic cats, why ancient Native American waterbottles were dangerous, and why old people having sex is a good thing.

Dr. Eva joins the guys to discuss a Female-Only species of Salamandar (and that's not even the most interesting part of the story), a substance that will cause you to tan as if exposed to ultraviolet light, and a 34 year-old man who had his penis size doubled with only a few hormone injections.

Dr Eva joins the guys to discuss the oldest Homo Sapian remains ever found, how different groups lie differently, why flamingos stand on one leg, and why you should feed your baby cow milk.

Connor joins the guys to discuss a possible solution to the Fermi Paradox, why ancient Egyptians weren't black Africans, how tea might be changing your genes, and how a single shot might permanently cure your allergies.