And elk are far from defenseless. They will and have killed humans. If they were 100% defenseless the species would be extinct

That was mostly to test if a second head can be sustained by connecting it to the circulatory system. It wasn’t a full transplant as in replacement of the head

And with what I understand of human rights policies in science, the participants will be volunteers that are absolutely informed of what they’re getting into. The science is viable and has been seen before to a certain extent in connecting a second dog head to the body of another dog. Those dogs didn’t live very long, but it’s been decades since then and medicine is incredibly advanced

Tbh I laughed

Manslaughter is the best case scenario in the case of the death of one human directly caused by another human

In my opinion it's better to not have a super efficient government because it helps with thinking things through thoroughly, but there also is a point when it gets a bit ridiculous

Like I said, how she was dealing with the situation was terrible. And we don't know what kind of relationship they actually have. Plus, friends do travel together, even two people of the opposite gender that may both be heterosexual. But again we don't know the whole situation