Quarantinewhile… In “Hey, maybe don’t do that” news, Japanese scientists are experimenting on 100-million-year-old bacteria that wake up from their slumber when brought to the surface and provided with food. #Colbert #Meanwhile #Quarantinewhile
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Quarantinewhile… In “Hey, maybe don’t do that” news, Japanese scientists are experimenting on 100-million-year-old bacteria that wake up from their slumber when brought to the surface and provided with food. #Colbert #Meanwhile #Quarantinewhile
“Hey look, really old bacteria. What could go wrong?”
ReplyHey John, like your style!
ReplyI mean…. coincidence that they’re also almost done with the full size Gundam…. I think not.
ReplyWhat the hell’s up with John right at the end?
ReplyI think this bacteria news is supposed to hint at the possibility of finding life on other planets like Mars. Doesn’t make the news any less “we probably shouldn’t be doing this” to know that there might be viable cells still on Mars, and that they’re so easy to resuscitate, but…yay science?
ReplyThis story is from July 2020
ReplyOr instead of punching giant monsters in the face, how about shooting them with missiles or something
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ReplyRepublicans: c’thulu bacteria is a hoax, don’t need to take precautions.
ReplyI Quit!
ReplyI always have to skip past the beginning of these because they’re so stupid and ridiculous.
Replyit’s funny to me now that through the course of the pandemic I always said “it could always be worse.” and/or “how much worse can it get?” and every time I hear new developments like this, I’m eating my words… and my foot… I can still taste the rubber of my shoe.
ReplyWhat if the people around me are scientists..
ReplyMonkeys love to watch birds and fish but they hate snakes. Don’t ask me why…
ReplyMe watching scientists making some dumb choices in some dumb hollywood movie: *That would never happen in real life*
ReplyScientists in real life: Hold my drill.