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Know how evil your science can become in one chart. (what? Molasses storage?)

Molasses is actually dangerous: [en.wikipedia.org]

Lukian 8 July 18
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Level 7

Microbiology representin’ though... but seriously entomology and mycology could be higher, 1950s Creature Features tell me so.

ScientistV Level 7 July 18, 2018
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Level 7

Bah, you say mad scientist but where’s the HYPOTHESIS! This is just mad engineering.

ScientistV Level 7 July 18, 2018
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Level 8

Genetic engineering is the highest risk for both ( supervillain world domination and threatening locals) and dentistry the lowest????..... Maybe true until you end up in the hands of a mad dentist !!! (Of course it would make sense if the dentist is a modified one by genetics !! ) ??

IamNobody Level 8 July 18, 2018

that's the spirit!

@Lukian well...you started it ???
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Level 8

Are we supposed to take this seriously and engage in endless discussions or just spew non sense and have fun with it?

IamNobody Level 8 July 18, 2018

just run with it... speak your mind. just make it funny.

I can see applying Genetic engineering to Marine biology could end up making Aquaman
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Level 9

Grew up in MA. Heard about the molasses flood many times.

RavenCT Level 9 July 18, 2018
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Level 8

WTF is molasses storage? lol

bingst Level 8 July 18, 2018

I provided a wiki link for that...

@Lukian I hovered the link and saw Great Molasses Flood, and figured it was some kind catastrophic release. But I was thinking along the lines of data storage. lol

@bingst it was areal accident. You can Google it. here is part of the Wiki: The Great Molasses Flood, also known as the Boston Molasses Disaster or the Great Boston Molasses Flood, occurred on January 15, 1919 in the North End neighborhood of Boston, Massachusetts. A large molasses storage tank burst and a wave of molasses rushed through the streets at an estimated 35 mph (56 km/h), killing 21 and injuring 150. The event entered local folklore and for decades afterwards residents claimed that on hot summer days the area still smelled of molasses.
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