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how do biologists come up with these names??
i mean it honestly sounds like some VXJunkies jargon sometimes take this from an ap bio study guide about cellular respiration: “Pyruvate is transported from the cytosol to the mitochondrion, where further oxidation occurs.” this is 11th GRADE HIGH SCHOOL stuff, and your speaking coptic latin or smth,,.?! what
This Week In VX History:
March 15, 1954, the first Gilcrest Inversion occurs when an experimental IBM VX module overloads its plates on a high power test, seen here in a modern simulation. After settling the lawsuits, IBM ceases exploration of VX technology.
Note the classic Double X of a Gilcrest Inversion, indicating an imminent collapse of the colloidal spin.
LEAKED!!!! concept art of the Daewoo VXVA 2017! Supposedly this baby pushes .74 Delta V *at rest*. Big if true!
Reblog if you’ve read this classic ;)
This Week In VX History:
Katherine Yalgeth demonstrates an advanced VX Module’s capabilities at the inaugural MIT VX conference in 1979. Note the mono/rolling indicators at the top of the screen.
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