>"People who wear lab coats for work is not really scientists, but data production grunts." --- Neill deGrasse Tyson, 2018
Wow. This was the first time I agreed with black science man. How do we shift the image of a scientist from these biologists and experimental physicists handling machines to the people who actually do the brain work sitting at their desks among mountains of paper?
fuck that, instead how do we make the opinions of the average moron not matter in research at all?
Cooper Hughes
Just keep pointing out that none of the famous scientists wear lab coats, maybe it will stick some day.
Samuel Hernandez
he's right you know >all the lab techs/grad students run reactions wearing lab coats and proper ppe like virgins >chad PI waltzes in and handles caustic reagents wearing a t-shirt, shorts, and crocs.
People who wear spacesuits for work are not really astronauts, but satellite repair grunts.
Easton Brown
Clean that gas chromatograph brainlet
Connor Davis
Medical doctors often wear lab coats simply due to brand recognition. It tells the patient "this is the man that will heal you" at a glance and acts as a badge of authority and trustworthiness. They will also wear archaic stethoscopes for similar reasons.
Sebastian Adams
Helps distinguish practicing docs from nurses and murder-happy interns.
Brayden Rodriguez
Labcoats are cool, my Japanese animes taught me this.
Landon Harris
>Not wearing the obviously superior black lab coat under a black light for maximum /evilmadsci/
I'm on a molecular biology lab and no one here uses coats. I think that they are only used for photos and to fuck up undergrad students that forget their coats on a exam day.
Connor Jackson
by letting me fuck ur mum's butthole
Jonathan Clark
this desu In many groups, people don't give that much of a fuck about lab coats
Nowadays doctors who actually need to hear what's going on in your organs will use an electronic stethophone, so they can record, isolate, and play back the gurgling in your innards if needed.
Ryder Perez
Auscultation is an important part of bedside manner. The physical contact and close proximity help build trust and rapport. I haven't taken an automated BP in years.
Low tech stethoscopes have their place, especially in critical care.
Noah Myers
Well, you'd have to make research independent of democratically governed funding.
Mason Bennett
>none of the famous scientists wear lab coats This is only true for physics.
>Wow. This was the first time I agreed with black science man. niggers finally united. if you're a decent scientist you occasionally want to get your hands dirty just to stay in touch with reality
Eli Campbell
It's not about fashion. Those things are comfy as fuck. Doesn't matter if I have to sit in 70° or -40°. The lab coat keeps me temperate af.
I've been trying and I can't find a legit source for that quote.
Josiah Lopez
I don't wear a lab coat unless im working with something super toxic, same for everyone else in my lab. I don't think I even have a dedicated lab coat to use, I always end up stealing someone else's or grabbing a random clean one from the laundry pile.
Brayden Carter
reminder that if someone is famous they're not a real scientist
Christopher Sanchez
reminder that everyone famous is a scientist
Logan Bailey
Did he also note that people who only say on TV how they fucking love science are not scientists either?
what the fuck kind of uptight lab do you work in? our entire building is full of scientists who don't wear labcoats at all kek (besides one lab that gets made fun of for it)