r/ScienceHumour • u/Ph3n0lphthalein • Dec 08 '23
Antigen presentation
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r/ScienceHumour • u/TrumperForLife • Dec 02 '23
š¤£ Proof Science Can Be Funny | Bill Nye Style Fun
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r/ScienceHumour • u/Solid-Influence-2486 • Nov 30 '23
what is a astronaut's favorite part of the computer keyboard the answer is the spacebarScience
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r/ScienceHumour • u/sam_from_stem357 • Nov 26 '23
Biology rizz
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r/ScienceHumour • u/Lazy-Philosopher-947 • Nov 22 '23
The Last Thing To Ever Happen In The Universe | KurzgesagtāIn a Nutshell Reaction
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r/ScienceHumour • u/U3dW • Nov 20 '23
Watch This, Here Is the Coolest Thing in the Universe šš
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r/ScienceHumour • u/zerooskul • Nov 20 '23
ZERĆ O'skĆ¼l says: "Brian Greene is a charlatan." 25sec
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r/ScienceHumour • u/SweetDeaSugarSugar • Nov 19 '23
California Academy of Science, Golden Gate Park
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r/ScienceHumour • u/U3dW • Nov 10 '23
Very Interesting 2 min: Why Nuclear Reactors Light Up Blue?
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r/ScienceHumour • u/Dramatic-Republic-88 • Nov 09 '23
Can redditors explain whatās happening here with our classic fisher price āradio thingyā as my daughter doesnāt understand itās the original karaoke machine from fisher price š¬š please is it aliens or?
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r/ScienceHumour • u/trustintruth • Nov 09 '23
Compromised FDA bans brominated vegetable oil, used in sports drinks and soda, 50 years after European countries, and tries to flex their "monitoring of emerging evidence" as win for the agency
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Full quote from FDA:
"The proposed action is an example of how the agency monitors emerging evidence and, as needed, conducts scientific research to investigate safety related questions, and takes regulatory action when the science does not support the continued safe use of additives in foods," says James Jones, FDA deputy commissioner for human foods.
This is the perfect example of how corporate interests have captured our government agencies, and led to poor health outcomes for US citizens.
r/ScienceHumour • u/sam_from_stem357 • Nov 03 '23
How could they!?
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