On this installment of Bayblab Podcast Episode Six (The Pubcast), Rob ridicules my blasphemous assertion that stem cells do not exist, setting the stage for a raucous barroom brawl as we fight to the death in a tag-team contest for intellectual supremacy. Also Kamel discusses his massive testicles, Coward outlines his approach to experimental research and we discuss why none of us will ever make an important contribution to science.
Monday, February 19, 2007
Bayblab Podcast Episode 6 Part 3 - The Elusive Stem Cell
On this installment of Bayblab Podcast Episode Six (The Pubcast), Rob ridicules my blasphemous assertion that stem cells do not exist, setting the stage for a raucous barroom brawl as we fight to the death in a tag-team contest for intellectual supremacy. Also Kamel discusses his massive testicles, Coward outlines his approach to experimental research and we discuss why none of us will ever make an important contribution to science.
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people visited the bayblab instead of doing their experiments
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after much resistance (for ethical reasons mostly-or stubborness-is there a difference?)i finally listened to a bayblab podcast, and despite the predictable focus on male sex organs, have to admit i'm impressed(not a groupie)-keep being original boyz!
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Told you guys doing this would get us chicks! Just kidding, thanks anonymous fan.
hey maybe we will make a contribution: Eric Kandel, 77 years old, who shared the 2000 Nobel Prize in medicine, maintains an active lab at Columbia University and mentors younger scientists. "I think I do science better than I did when I was younger," he says. "In science, judgment is so important, and I now have a better understanding of which problems are important and which aren't."
That's awesome. He should get the Methuslah prize. Seriously, this guys my new role model.
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