A place for majestic STEMLORD peacocking, as well as memes about the realities of working in a lab.
Rules
This is a science community. We use the Dawkins definition of meme.
Don’t @ me, I’m going to bed
I love the recent trend of recreating AI slop memes; homemade memes have so much more personality than a soulless rectangle of pixels some computer algorithm spit out.
queue people saying "i liked the other one better" - oh, it's already here.
"Cue" is technically more correct, as they would feel called to respond the way an actor is called to respond to their cue, or a pool ball reacts to being struck by the cue.
But considering they're lining up in a queue with all their comments, I'll allow it.
But it's a command, so it doesn't make sense in that context. You're saying I should line people up so they can make the comments? What?
We’re queuing up people for execution by firing squad for disliking my art (this is a joke, everybody is entitled to their wrong opinions)
HeHe
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Ironically you made more typos than the AI image generator. It's noble, not Nobel (Nobel is the guy who the prize is named after).
I was just about to go to sleep when I decided to start making these, and I woke up a bit as I got some momentum going. I was also hasty with this one in particular since I was timing myself. Here’s a version with the typo fixed
Ooh spicy meme drama, love it
"Nobel" gasses?
Copied from another comment of mine:
I was just about to go to sleep when I decided to start making these, and I woke up a bit as I got some momentum going. I was also hasty with this one in particular since I was timing myself. Here’s a version with the typo fixed
Looks like a hydrogen atom with its single proton.
That’s the electron cloud orbiting much faster than the image shutter speed
I have a black belt in science and this checks out.
Ai version better, it has extra panel without any reaction
@Squorlple@lemmy.world sleep well
The sun He shines on a wooden block and an old Iron kettle.
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Edit: oh, the pic
Infinitely better.
Finally some humanity