breakliquid.bsky.social
Senior Research Scientist at Stanford Bioengineering | Taking apart and building biology.🧪
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Where does this number come from?
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And the most environmentally friendly, always raising the bar on that, great product info and they publish science!
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What about the stop sign?!
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Doesn’t matter, go for herd immunity!
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www.cnn.com/2025/06/09/s...
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Maybe for recruitment they were strapped to a polygraph while watching one of the movies to see what side they were on.
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I was thinking ATCC since I buy cells from there. But I wondered if there was anything else out there, ideally something more accessible/cheaper for people to buy.
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Halvah!
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Beautiful! Would be cool to make buildings or bridges etc from this
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Curious why you choose that color/chromoprotein.
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They don’t care, or are afraid of the ones that don’t care.
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Probably no better place to start than HHS
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It would also be a warm place, cozy with lots of pores. Perhaps they dream of dividing in half and wonder which half end up being “them”?
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This is so unacceptable, I am livid.
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Who do you think is a bigger danger, the people cooking brunch, or the masked armed force setting off shock bangs in a huge crowd of civilians?
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Nice!
My old lab would use a toaster oven with some special controls.
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Are you baking these one?
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If you hold down on the picture with your iPhone you can save it as a sticker.
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Why do they even bother putting in any citations? Just delete the AIs references and publish.
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“we are not going to spend taxpayer dollars repeating the mistakes of the last [Trump?] administration”
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I hope my partially written grant gets fully funded
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Or do I need to make the opportunity happen? Will I just get crushed? If I do, will it make a difference? What can we do, when, where and how?
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But we cannot give up, I will not give up. If I can only help a little, I will.
Then I wonder, how much can I actually do? From my phone, not much. How much am I willing to sacrifice to do more? Will there be an opening an opportunity to use my position or skills to make a difference?
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Basically every day I think “how to put a stop to this?”
Our situation isn’t one of those “my party lost and I need to deal” kind of situations. Its a five alarm fire and I don’t see any water.
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Someone could argue that many of the volunteers were federally funded researchers (not me, just saying someone could make that argument). At least that used to be the case.
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No nation building crusades, except in Gaza, Panama, Greenland, and Canada (so far).
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I just hope the switch to electric scooters happens quickly. In one year I noticed a big increase. It will help the air quality a lot. And the battery swap system is very nice and efficient!
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Here I am about to be the third to make this joke…
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Natural “optogenetics” are the best!
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Maybe by telling them its good for the economy or bad if we don’t do it. Maybe “MAHA”?!
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*!
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Very cool?
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I suspect nobody “there” is saying what could go wrong and how they could end up being blamed. Although it seems Americans forgot what happened in 2020 when they voted for Trump’s amazing economic record, so I can’t blame them for thinking they are invincible. But they are not invincible…