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Asked by amy3 to Lorna on 15 Mar 2010 in Categories: Money. This question was also asked by nat3.
Question: Whilst i admit science jokes might improve awareness and interest, would jokes really help serious scientific work
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Lorna Houlihan answered on 15 Mar 2010:
Yes, I think so. I think humour is a great way to tell people about things. I also think pictures and movies are great ways too!
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Comments
edge commented on :
NO
patrick commented on :
Yehh.. Because If there is nothing interesting and nothing to keep ourselves concentrated and interested in what is going on, then we would not be able to come to a serious scientific conclusion, because we would have got so bored half way through the experiment. 🙂
jtrew218 commented on :
do u test on animals ?
jtrew218 commented on :
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sesquipedalianist commented on :
jokes do help alot. i get bored without jokes
allriex commented on :
I like jokes
but why do you need money for jokes??
daviessem commented on :
Well said
rythepie13 commented on :
are u really bad at making up jjokes so you need to go to shops to buy joke books or is the money to pay the school to talk to the kids
Moderator - Sophia commented on :
Maybe this question and answer will make it a bit clearer. /march2010genes-zone/2010/03/how-much-does-it-cost-in-science-joke-to-tell-them-at-schools/
timmythetimernatorlivingstone commented on :
?
annie commented on :
i have never lived to hear a single good science joke….
sesquipedalianist commented on :
what bout this one:
How do you know what gender a chromosome is?
Pull down its genes.
Lol =]
annie commented on :
okay, i take back my comment-that was fairly funny
megnog commented on :
why was that in the money category????
Moderator - Sophia commented on :
Because it is a question about what Lorna plans to do with the money if she wins, and that’s what that category is for.