yes

it was like the only series i actually finished.

Though a lot of the chemistry is bunk.

My favourite episode is where they are trying to Diagnose the donor lungs that are in quartine

and the blue color just means it is dirty haha.

they don't want to teach people how to make ice

I would teach people if anyone actually wanted to know.

chemistry isnt as fun as they portray it

I think it was The Hunt For Red October where they got the submarine too correct, and had to change it to something less accurate

its hours of staring a small samples in a mass spec

then trying to figure an answer

but getting nothing but noises

I think i already talked about how to make it in <#470907461315067904>

then sonicating the fucking tubing

then getting a small answer

then using a NMR and nearly dying

and a UVvis for fun

I have an old desktop NMR at my home lab but at my work we have a massive one.

yeah for someone who does economics

im pretty good at chemistry lmao

i did research for a year and half or so

that's really cool.

mostly on CB5,6,7 and valinomycin

it was a circular shaped molecule, so it could carry ions

no one else did anything on it

but us

and some polish dude

could be used in medical field to deliver meds more accurately

I really need to find more info on it, cause it sounds great on a resume

even if im not chemistry

Macro cyclic molecules, very cool. I did some research in Calixarenes last year.

The Good Doctor is pretty good

I miss it honestly

some tiny part of me wants to ask if he wants me back to try

even though im not even science anymore

im stats science

i should have got a degree in chemsitry

but im too fucking stupid

too stupid for the 2nd year of calculus

I have a problem with some of the implications of modern statistical mathematics.

smart enough to go into calculus at least. haha