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Stockholm, 11.12. 2022

TM King Carl XVI Gustaf and Queen Silvia hosted a Gala Dinner for Nobel laureates at the Royal Palace. As the traditional dinner has been cancelled for the past two years due to the pandemic, this year the 2020, 2021 and 2022 prize winners were invited. 🇸🇪

📷 Kongehuset

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Nobel Prize 2022 💎

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„I’ve done a terrible thing, I’ve postulated a particle that cannot be detected”

"Ich habe etwas Schreckliches getan, ich habe ein Teilchen postuliert, das nicht gemessen werden kann".

- Wolfgang Pauli, 1900 - 1958, österreichischer Wissenschaftler und Nobelpreisträger; einer der bedeutendsten Physiker des 20. Jahrhunderts

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Stories from the Lab: Ep IV

- The Nobel-Prize -

Today was the best day of my life. Today, i had the incredible chance to meet the winner of the 2021 Nobel Prize in Chemistry, Benjamin List, in person (Probably the only time I‘ll ever hold an actual Nobel Prize Medal in my own hands).

This was a moment I never expected to happen, and nothing has ever confirmed me in what i do as much as that 30 minute talk I had with him today. This was a once-in-a-lifetime moment for me as an aspiring chemist working in the field of organic chemistry. I am thankful that i have had the chance to talk with him about chemistry, my own research and to just get to know this incredibly nice and grounded scientist.

Truly an inspiring idol, at least for me, and an incredible day, as well as a one-of-a-kind experience

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ALL RIGHT, JUST STOP! STOP AND THINK ABOUT THIS!

All right, so this guy has gotten a Nobel Prize in medicine, according to the below article:

Over a century ago, evolutionists taught that Neanderthals were sub-human brutes.1 But in the intervening decades, as more research and d

In short, it tells of the winner of the Nobel Prize (name Paabo) whose "groundbreaking research [that] proved modern humans once procreated with ancient Neanderthals. [Paabo’s] work is considered revolutionary because it introduced a new branch of paleontology called ‘paleogenomics,’ which looks to ancient DNA to unlock the mystery of how present-day humans came to be."

Okay, maybe it's just me, but if it is, then I can't keep it to myself. I'm speaking of the incongruity (basically ≠, or does not add up) of the above-quoted article segment. Okay, let's—for the sake of argument—assume that belief that was held by the paleontology/archeology community that Neanderthals could NOT INTER-BREED with the modern-day human or homosapiens. It is here, then, that the incongruity lies. If we, as humans could not have interbred with our ancient ancestors, the Neanderthals, then please: would someone please explain at what point the two species were able to interbreed? Because, if we go by the evolutionary logic here, there are a few... well, glaringly obvious problems. Check it out:

From the logic of the 'evolutionary ladder', whether there were Homo habilis Neanderthals, Homo erectus Neanderthals, or Homo sapiens neanderthalensis (a huge range of "Neanderthals" and one upon which nobody can agree with certainty or uncertainty) it should be noted that this Neanderthal classification has and is always exactly where a 'scientist' says it is in order to make their point. However,

I don't mean to be gross or disgusting, but it is a well-known fact that given half a chance (and wine and candlelight have been known to help), a human being, as a species that probably no, definitely is going to try to "procreate" with just about any other animal or vegetable (let's leave that one alone, please) it sees opportunities to do so at the time.

I don't want a Nobel Prize, but I am going to call this not-quite-new behavior of some humans by a few new types of subspecies: Homo Opportunicus Disgustica. And the nowhere near as rare as much as most of the world would like (author included), the sub-sub-scum-of-the-Earth subspecies, Homo Paedophilus (or Homo Pedophilus) which are an invasive species and are to be eradicated by any means necessary.

Regardless of the exact placement of the Neanderthals on the evolutionary ladder or spectrum, it must stand to reason that of course Humans could procreate and produce offspring! How else could the previous 'link' as well as the next 'link' after it (Apparently that would be US) come into being?!

~~Think about it!~~

It is like saying that, "We are now certain that the number 7 has always come after 6. Furthermore, scientists believe that this may also provide evidence that the number 7 has always come before the number 8."

It almost makes you want to just say, "Quit acting stupid!" A bit off-subject, but never say quit being stupid. You can then follow up with, "You are not stupid. It doesn't fit with who you are." Can I please have my Nobel Prize, now?

MichaelTheGamer