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Doc Hawkins posted:well, that sure hit harder than i would've expected We break in the small ways but we break just the same.
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https://twitter.com/SamSykesSwears/status/1263315240315310080 https://twitter.com/a_silly__goose/status/1263291056549842944 https://twitter.com/lisabodnar/status/1263089858052046850
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I've never payed any mind to the "we live in a simulation" theory until now
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The helices have the wrong chirality. If you looked down at the strand in the monument, it curves left. The mirror form of that is predominant in life on Earth. You’re welcome.
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Platystemon posted:The helices have the wrong chirality. If you looked down at the strand in the monument, it curves left. The mirror form of that is predominant in life on Earth. Still pretty fuckin good for a mouse though.
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Platystemon posted:The helices have the wrong chirality. If you looked down at the strand in the monument, it curves left. The mirror form of that is predominant in life on Earth. https://twitter.com/tiagoarp/status/1263204579342245889
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This is why I'm against animal testing. They clearly don't do any revision and gently caress up their answers.
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Are we complaining about the accuracy of a statue of a mouse in glasses knitting?
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lmao what a dumb mouse
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Watson: "Hello Crick, why are you wearing a chef's hat in the lab today?" Crick: *looks nervous*
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What an absolute moron.
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I got my ex a replica of that statue for her birthday last year. She killed a lot of mice in a bio lab so it was exactly her kinda thing. Like, lifetime total of mice killed was easily north of 150k. 1-2 thousand a week. You’d be amazed how many mice die for biology research.
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Whoa https://twitter.com/yvzstudios/status/1241196836146348032?s=19
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Ugly In The Morning posted:I got my ex a replica of that statue for her birthday last year. She killed a lot of mice in a bio lab so it was exactly her kinda thing. 2,000/week? assume a 35hr working week and that's one per minute. She must have a hell of a hammer arm. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6n9ESFJTnHs&t=13s
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Moo the cow posted:2,000/week? It’s usually gassing them followed by decapatation or breaking their neck. She could do a few hundred in an hour some days. It’s painless for the mice at least.
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A friend of mine told me about that doing her post-grad Get mice out of cage Put in gas bath to sedate Press pencil across top of neck, pull tail Put in Polytron to reduce to soup-like homogenate Repeat ad infinitum, asking yourself what the gently caress you're doing with your life
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So uh. Where's the science part? Do the mouse heads get tested for cancer or what.
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kill hundreds of thousands of mice, it's a statistic, insult one harried-looking cartoon mouse and it's loving on you motherfuckers
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Trapick posted:So uh. Where's the science part? Do the mouse heads get tested for cancer or what. it's just fun Is mouse killer a distinct role in a large lab? Because that sounds like a deeply horrifying existence. Like, if you're going through thousands a week I can see it would make sense to have someone just do that but christ I do not envy that person.
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Ugly In The Morning posted:It’s usually gassing them followed by decapatation or breaking their neck. She could do a few hundred in an hour some days. It’s painless for the mice at least. Where did she work, Mauschwitz?
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My SO killed lots of mice and cut out their hearts. She worked with someone whose job it was to stress out the mice (because they were studying the physiological effects of stress). In reality that meant inflicting pain on the poor mice. The mice got their revenge though, because now she's allergic to mice.
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CommonShore posted:My SO killed lots of mice and cut out their hearts. She worked with someone whose job it was to stress out the mice (because they were studying the physiological effects of stress). In reality that meant inflicting pain on the poor mice. I managed to avoid this because when I was killing mice and homogenizing their organs, I was wearing a biocontainment suit. Checkmate, mice!
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christmas boots posted:Where did she work, Mauschwitz? Which was ironically built by the Jerries
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Deformed Church posted:Is mouse killer a distinct role in a large lab? 
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The hell do you need that many dead mice in one lab for?
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Snacks.
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OwlFancier posted:The hell do you need that many dead mice in one lab for? If you’re doing multiple treatments and timepoints, many mice are required to achieve statistical power
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I guess that also begs the question of how much real estate and pellets does it take to produce enough mice fast enough that you can maintain a full time industrial mouse killer position? I'm imagining a minecraft mob grinder with mice.
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https://twitter.com/benji_not_a_dog/status/1262862898331652096 see also https://twitter.com/poodlewool/status/1258272372353724422 Arsenic Lupin has a new favorite as of 17:09 on May 21, 2020 |
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Arsenic Lupin posted:Snacks. 
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OwlFancier posted:The hell do you need that many dead mice in one lab for? A million deaths are a statistic. When you're trying to obtain statistics, the math is grim
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Deformed Church posted:it's just fun Maybe in some labs but she did a lot of other lab tech stuff, you can kill tons of mice pretty quickly if you’re set up for it.
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Did you know there is such a creature as the Edible Dormouse? Now you do.
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All dormice are edible if you have a polytron and a straw
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Sure, but there is a variety specifically called that because the romans loving loved eating them.
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