Some of these brainiacs are doing things which make my hair stand on end and, oh, gee, there's one now ...
Science Daily: Organic-inorganic heterostructures with programmable electronic properties
I know your libido must be going "Sing, Sing, Sing" from that but, feel the heterostructural joy, there's more.
Researchers have devised a novel supramolecular strategy to introduce tunable 1D periodic potentials upon self-assembly of ad hoc organic building blocks on graphene, opening the way to the realization of hybrid organic-inorganic multilayer materials with unique electronic and optical properties.
- SD
Oh, sure, I can get into an improv from that motif. Maybe you grok it but I don't have a tiny idea what they're doing or why anyone would want to do it.
Ed: you're just another damn censor
Not at all since trying to explain science I don't understand only means I'm in the White House.
Yes, Lotho, that one was for you. Maestro, rim shot, please.
Ed: are you really going to do a bit on people explaining things they don't understand?
Nah, if you have seen any kind of TV or video, you have seen it already.
Note: Lotho just loves my political cheap shots
There's a segue to strange with computer programmers who constantly compete to discover who is the King Brain. I saw that in any pro shop and most are subtle about it but still the phenomenon exists and more so with computer people than I noticed with others. There's a pecking order with any group but it was entirely mental with that lot.
Watson: you got tired of needing to constantly prove your superiority?
Precisely. Must I defeat all of them at SCRABBLE before they understand.
Throw a Rubix Cube into the room and they will wear it out trying to discover who can solve it the fastest.
Watson: what about you?
No idea. I have never touched one. I've never understood why anyone would be interested in how to solve the puzzle. Instant analysis: waste of brain cycles.
Watson: but you think Namibian fairy circles are worthy of your time
Of course and isn't it obvious why. Fairies are about, man. (Ithaka: What About the Fairy Circles in Namibia - Science)
Science Daily: Organic-inorganic heterostructures with programmable electronic properties
I know your libido must be going "Sing, Sing, Sing" from that but, feel the heterostructural joy, there's more.
Researchers have devised a novel supramolecular strategy to introduce tunable 1D periodic potentials upon self-assembly of ad hoc organic building blocks on graphene, opening the way to the realization of hybrid organic-inorganic multilayer materials with unique electronic and optical properties.
- SD
Oh, sure, I can get into an improv from that motif. Maybe you grok it but I don't have a tiny idea what they're doing or why anyone would want to do it.
Ed: you're just another damn censor
Not at all since trying to explain science I don't understand only means I'm in the White House.
Yes, Lotho, that one was for you. Maestro, rim shot, please.
Ed: are you really going to do a bit on people explaining things they don't understand?
Nah, if you have seen any kind of TV or video, you have seen it already.
Note: Lotho just loves my political cheap shots
There's a segue to strange with computer programmers who constantly compete to discover who is the King Brain. I saw that in any pro shop and most are subtle about it but still the phenomenon exists and more so with computer people than I noticed with others. There's a pecking order with any group but it was entirely mental with that lot.
Watson: you got tired of needing to constantly prove your superiority?
Precisely. Must I defeat all of them at SCRABBLE before they understand.
Throw a Rubix Cube into the room and they will wear it out trying to discover who can solve it the fastest.
Watson: what about you?
No idea. I have never touched one. I've never understood why anyone would be interested in how to solve the puzzle. Instant analysis: waste of brain cycles.
Watson: but you think Namibian fairy circles are worthy of your time
Of course and isn't it obvious why. Fairies are about, man. (Ithaka: What About the Fairy Circles in Namibia - Science)
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