MOS: Spinal Cocaine

January 25, 2024 SciBabe 1

Along with reducing fatigue, it also suppresses appetite, manages altitude sickness, and makes you really want to talk about your screenplay at 4am.

MOS: The Human Radiation Experiments

January 25, 2024 SciBabe 0

A eugenicist superintendent at a school in Massachusetts approved feeding lightly radioactive oatmeal to his mentally disabled students. But they took the kids to some Red Sox games, so.

MOS: Ouija Boards & the Ideomotor Effect

January 25, 2024 SciBabe 0

The versions most of us have seen this century typically have all the letters of the Latin alphabet and the numbers 0-9 along with the words ‘yes,’ ‘no,’ and an irreverent little ‘goodbye’ to let you know the afterlife is fed up with your shit.

MOS: Hot Sugared Butthole (…for science?)

January 25, 2024 SciBabe 1

One way to reduce inflammation and swelling in the exposed rectal tissue is to take advantage of good old osmosis. Pouring a literal buttload of sugar on this pink tube sock of danger? Yes, it’s exactly like pouring salt on a slug.

MOS: Minoxidil

January 25, 2024 SciBabe 0

A pharmaceutical company founded in 1886, Upjohn (now a part of Pfizer) had a solid reputation that it wasn’t about to sully by making bald-today-hair-tomorrow pills.

MOS: Coconut Migration

January 25, 2024 SciBabe 0

Coconuts may have floated between islands, but suggesting they migrated to the Caribbean from Asia? No swallow, unladen or otherwise, would dare.