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ErrantScience

Scientists are drawn to dangerous experiments like a toddler is drawn to live wires, boiling water and open roads

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sollat

@errantscience
Accurate. The “No” usually occurs after the second attempt though. Definitely for scientists, but probably also for toddlers.

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Cartoon of a Venn diagram with two circles. The circle on the left is labeled “Lab Health & Safety”. The circle on the right is labeled “A Tired Parent”. The overlap between the circles is labeled “Constantly Saying No to Overexcited People Trying to Kill Themselves”.

#ALT4you

@errantscience
Accurate. The “No” usually occurs after the second attempt though. Definitely for scientists, but probably also for toddlers.

Alt Text for OP image:
Cartoon of a Venn diagram with two circles. The circle on the left is labeled “Lab Health & Safety”. The circle on the right is labeled “A Tired Parent”. The overlap between the circles is labeled “Constantly Saying No to Overexcited People Trying to Kill Themselves”.

J. David Eisenberg

@errantscience #AltText4You

Two-circle Venn Diagram. One circle is labeled “Lab health & safety”, the other is labeled “A tired parent”. The intersection is labeled “Constantly saying _no_ to overexcited people trying to kill themselves”

OddOpinions5

@errantscience

In 1985, I was a 1st year Baby PhD student and when I got to the lab, there was this dirty beyond belief fume hood and an ancient setup for distillation that was used to re distill

PHENOL

and I was told the 1st job of every new grad student was to redistill a new lot of phenol

LOL

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