Atomic Robo and the Deadly Art of Science
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sergebroom"Given the results of last night's experiment..."
"Y'mean the failure."
"There is no failure in Science, Robo. Only missteps on the path to greater understanding... Let's see what we can do to physics today, hm?"
(later)
"Should it be doing that?"
"I have no idea."
(A conversation between Atomic Robo and his father, Nikola Tesla, in the 2nd issue of "Deadly Art of Science")
"Y'mean the failure."
"There is no failure in Science, Robo. Only missteps on the path to greater understanding... Let's see what we can do to physics today, hm?"
(later)
"Should it be doing that?"
"I have no idea."
(A conversation between Atomic Robo and his father, Nikola Tesla, in the 2nd issue of "Deadly Art of Science")
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Science
Date: Jan. 21st, 2011 11:37 am (UTC)How true. Here in Ireland we have an annual "Young Scientist of the Year" competition for schools. It is amazing what the young people can come up with!
Re: Science
Date: Jan. 21st, 2011 11:56 am (UTC)