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which is harder: rocket science or brain surgery?
Thursday, August 18, 2005
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15 Comments:
do you have steady hands?
The hardest thing EVER is performing brain surgery in a moving rocket.
Next question! x
What an easy question! It's hardly rocket science. Or brain surgery, for that matter.
I've known two neuroscientists in my lifetime, but I've never met a rocket scientist.
It may be that I just don't hang around the right places, but I don't think so.
Dunno but I just ate a whole packet of Tim Tams. A whole packet! So, clearly I cannot claim either of the above as my profession.
do brain surgeons and rocket scientists not eat tim tams?
what about chilli choc tim tams? cause i just ate one of those.
Brain surgery, without a doubt. Why?
"Make rocket go now."
Rocket surgery.
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Well that all depends on how much funding you get.
Sure they eat them, around the coffee machine as they perve on their colleagues, just not a WHOLE packet. Smart people don't do things like that.
Unless it was in the name of science...
*registers self as Dr Darcy for a new ABN*
Look at this way. If you screw up either, the outcome is generally bad for all involved...
Rocket Science definately, becuase 99.9% of the world's population doesn't use their brain, so if you fuck it up nobody will notice.
Oh and given the fact that I didn't check my spelling before publishing my comment, I fit into the 99.9% today.
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