Science Comedy: Are you Evil? | Show (at Science and Engineering Day)

Science Standup Comedy: Are you Evil?

Have you ever wondered if you are evil, or perhaps a saint?

Sure, you could consult religious sources or ancient philosophers... but why bother when we can instead look at empirical research?

Join Associate Professor Paul Conway on a whirlwind tour of the psychological science of morality and find out whether you should be wearing a halo, horns, or both!

Show time: 14:00

Run time: 60 minutes

Suitability: Ages 11+

PLEASE NOTE:

• Some additional tickets for each show will be available on the day in Building 67, on a first-come-first-served basis. Please queue politely so our volunteers can help you.
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Accessibility: Expect darkened spaces and possible strong language. The venue has limited wheelchair accessibility and hearing loop is available. Priority seating for deaf, hard of hearing and visually impaired is available in the first two front rows. A few ear defenders will be available to borrow upon entrance on a first-come, first-served basis. For more information, visit our dedicated Accessibility page.

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