#Lablr

[gorebonk]

UNETHICAL LAB DASHBOARD

💉 Ihatehappyhealthypeople Follow

The subjects are literally being so loud today tf

🕶️ degree_in_idgaf Follow

Maybe it's because you haven't fed them in three weeks???

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🦠 ttbaby Follow

I was literally born yesterday and I think it's offensive that people use this as an insult

🧑‍🔬 microscopicdick Follow

Bro missed everything 😭😭😭

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🥼 thedeviouschemist Follow

What y'all think will happen if I mix nitrogen and sulfur mustard lol

🥼 thedeviouschemist Follow

hopital

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🩻 frankenslay Follow

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🧪 no1labrat Follow

These idiots literally give me cheese for anything, their puzzles are so easy and I've already figured out not to touch the electric shock button with ease

🧬 hazardous-queer Follow

Don't let them steal your testicles.

🧪no1labrat Follow

What

🧬 hazardous-queer Follow

What

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🔬 pavlov-official Follow

The stimuli is working

🩺 sillysciencecentral Follow

Okay tmi,,, and the patients?

🧠 Beckslab Follow

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🐀 pharmaceutical-faggot Follow

It's always what's the subject doing and never how's the subject doing

🫀 re-animator Follow

I mean they do mental assessments on subjects. That is a pretty significant thing that happens. Like I understand where you're coming from here but they very much do ask how the subjects doing.

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🗂️ Imprisonedcore Follow

Thought I'd give you guys an idea of my cell!! 🗞️📦🚿📹

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💊 ijustworkhere Follow

Some fuckass creature escaped the lab and mauled my coworkers again

🥽 Sciencesteve Follow

God forbid women do anything

💊 ijustworkhere Follow

People died, Steven

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⚗️ alphys-fan4life Follow

I hate halloween at the lab, what do you mean you're a horrific mutation? You've been that all year

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[thymodyke]

it's that time of year where i must take romanticizing blood to new extremes

[ggstudyblr]

I got a work-study job in a lab this semester! I'm so excited :D

[arcadeposting]

god i feel like a horible person

[accidentallybiology]

Aksndnfndjjd

[pixelmesh-studio]

Irgendwie besteht alles nur noch darin, Ersatzmaterialien zu bestellen.

[journalabhras]

hey hi hello 👋

pictured above: my cat, who is an absolute buffoon. a downright fool. someone please come collect your bastard.

not pictured: me, who is an absolute buffoon. a downright fool. someone please come collect your bastard.

so i decided i didn’t have enough projects going on, which means now i’m here and pretending i know how to be a studyblr. probably minimal original content because my handwriting is not the best, but i wanted a dedicated place to store reference posts for bullet journaling and aesthetics and the occasional writing tip

there might be a few original posts that are of my attempts to bullet journal or maybe have a clean page of writing, but we’ll burn that bridge when we get to it

also i’m labhrás, but you can call me lab. nice to meet you ✌️

[kryptic-krab]

WAIT ITS CONCEALER LMFAO

who even uses pale flesh toned nail polish anywsy. jt would look ugly no matter the conplexion

[bugaby-hamy]

The Bad Batch reminds me so much of a dnd party. You've got: Hunter the "Ranger", Crosshair is a "Rogue", Tech's "Wizard/Cleric", and Wrecker is clearly a Barbarian. It's absolutely hilarious.

[jaimetheradicalqueer]

When your dry mount cells is perf. Cytology labs still be boring tho

[exclusionistgodzilla]

Galaxy-Brained 2 AM thoughts with Ollie: reposted from Reddit (it's still my thoughts and writing tho)

When talking with people about why capitalism is always kids go to when creating a system of commerce, I received this piece of "wisdom":

"Capitalism is natural. You have something I want, money, I have something you want, a good or service, we exchange. Everyone's happy, and the world keeps turning." (I don't think I need to even get into how wrong that is to everyone here, but this post is about the social dynamics of species.)

As illogical as it was, I did take a moment to think. What DOES make distribution for wealth natural? What makes a leader that serves the people properly and without corruption that of birth? I personally, (to keep things short and simple because it's 2:21 am) think it comes down to one thing: survival instinct. Family groups of wolves, "packs", for instance, an often widely misused symbol in the right, have a very specific social structure that I think computes to how we run things, and how we SHOULD run things.

When people think "wolf pack", they think "alpha, beta, omega". A leader at the very top, eating first and keeping the others in line, a beta to carry out the alpha pair's bidding, and an omega class, which lives under the protection of the alpha pair in exchange for lablr and food. It may not be the best system, but it works... right?

In reality, wolf packs look something more like this, and you can see it literally in the marching order of a wolf's pack, although thanks to reddit, I can't post a text and image in one.

In a wolf pack, it is largely improper to designate any singular wolf an "alpha." Wolf packs are family units, and parents are always going to be dominant to children. However, they always have the common interest in mind. To not would mean the death of their pack below the top line, certainly spelling the end of the pack as a whole, and, if each and every pack has said ideals, possible extinction of their species.

In a famous image (that again, I can't post), a singular wolf leads a giant pack. Many interpretations go around, but, in reality, one stands to the truth.

A dominant, mother female leads in waist-deep snow, -40 degrees f. She is cold, hungry and tired. However, she treads on. Why, if she could go somewhere else easier traversible and find food on her own?

Simple: every wolf in the pack follows in her footsteps, literally. To conserve energy, her children, parents, and nieces, nephews and grandparents all follow her. This job never lies to a single wolf, being rotated. To feed this large of a pack, the current female must lead through the deep snow to reach migrating bison, enough food to feed the entire pack. Food is plentiful, and shared between family. The scent is always followed and the path agreed upon by many. These packs are some of the most plentiful in the world.

When talking with people about why capitalism is always kids go to when creating a system of commerce, I received this piece of "wisdom":

"Capitalism is natural. You have something I want, money, I have something you want, a good or service, we exchange. Everyone's happy, and the world keeps turning." (I don't think I need to even get into how wrong that is to everyone here, but this post is about the social dynamics of species.)

As illogical as it was, I did take a moment to think. What DOES make distribution for wealth natural? What makes a leader that serves the people properly and without corruption that of birth? I personally, (to keep things short and simple because it's 2:21 am) think it comes down to one thing: survival instinct. Family groups of wolves, "packs", for instance, an often widely misused symbol in the right, have a very specific social structure that I think computes to how we run things, and how we SHOULD run things.

When people think "wolf pack", they think "alpha, beta, omega". A leader at the very top, eating first and keeping the others in line, a beta to carry out the alpha pair's bidding, and an omega class, which lives under the protection of the alpha pair in exchange for lablr and food. It may not be the best system, but it works... right?

In reality, wolf packs look something more like this, and you can see it literally in the marching order of a wolf's pack, although thanks to reddit, I can't post a text and image in one.

In a wolf pack, it is largely improper to designate any singular wolf an "alpha." Wolf packs are family units, and parents are always going to be dominant to children. However, they always have the common interest in mind.

To not would mean the death of their pack below the top line, certainly spelling the end of the pack as a whole, and, if each and every pack has said ideals, possible extinction of their species.

In a famous image (that again, I can't post), a singular wolf leads a giant pack. Many interpretations go around, but, in reality, one stands to the truth.

A dominant, mother female leads in waist-deep snow, -40 degrees f. She is cold, hungry and tired. However, she treads on. Why, if she could go somewhere else easier traversible and find food on her own?

Simple: every wolf in the pack follows in her footsteps, literally. To conserve energy, her children, parents, and nieces, nephews and grandparents all follow her. This job never lies to a single wolf, being rotated. To feed this large of a pack, the current female must lead through the deep snow to reach migrating bison, enough food to feed the entire pack. Food is plentiful, and shared between family. The scent is always followed and the path agreed upon by many. These packs are some of the most plentiful in the world.

Basically, the common trope with wolves you see is more accurate to capitalism, and may seem "tougher" but is ultimately unnatural and incorrect. So long as resources are plentiful and go unwasted, distributed, and healthily harvested (unlike in the form of, I dunno, literal millions of tons of food waste like to does in America), the pack thrives. Also, wolves are cool and can help us eat the rich.

The real organization of wolves is how things should work. Equally earned, equally shared, equally voted. Leadership exists, but only to serve the people. I don't believe everything should be cut away from those who have worked for it, but there's simply no one in the world who works for a 10 million/day salary.

I'm thinking about doing a second one of these comparing the social inadequacies of lions to capitalism... Part 2? Let me know!

This post is not an invitation to argue. Please, if you have an issue, dm me.

[beesandwasps]

Lablr…

Can we make laborblr a thing?

[sclaw]

Service Law—Acquittal in Criminal case—Where the departmental enquiry had been conducted independently of the criminal case and dismissal has been passed then mere acquittal in criminal case would not entitle the employee to claim reinstatement.

Service Law—Acquittal in Criminal case—Where the departmental enquiry had been conducted independently of the criminal case and dismissal has been passed then mere acquittal in criminal case would not entitle the employee to claim reinstatement.

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[pharmdup]

JCAHO—see above. This is why we should be allowed to eat at our workstations.

things in the lab my gremlin brain wants to eat

but knows it shouldn’t bc probably ~toxic~

colorful microcentrifuge tubes. must taste like candy!

pH meter calibrators? or lemon, blueberry, and cherry flavored juice??

ah yes, can’t forget the forbidden cranberry juice aka cell media

is this frozen cherry popsicle??? no? oh it’s just trypsin

now this HAS to taste like an orange hi-c. it’s even called “orange G solution”

[phdeeznutz]

Just had my biggest lab incident yet. Thermal runaway of an NaH reaction, cue billowing smoke, tar everywhere, a prompt smack of the emergency purge button and a rather pissed off post doc. Feel like a fucken eejit but in all honesty it could've been worse. At least there was no fire, or explosion. Will make for a for a very awkward meeting with my supervisor next week tho.

The 5 kilos of ice required to quench the thing... and I think the bucket is totalled.

[counsellormurdock]

me, who has spends to much time in a lab: they administered PCR.

me: ..... CPR.