Anti-Bredt double bonds have been a thing for a long time. Taxol (Paclitaxol) comes to mind.

Sorry if this is touched on in the article. I’m going to read it now.

Cool. Thanks for posting. I’ll do a good dive into it later to form an opinion.

I haven’t read into it yet, and am not set either way. (If anything I’d think it wasn’t true, knowing a little how the BSL4 labs run, and all the precautions in place). But I’m always down to look into credible sources. I’ll give these a skim later.

I haven’t looked into it, just was curious and was wondering if you had anything else I can also look into later. Thanks for the original links though. I will look more into this later.

Anything more concrete?

I once deleted system32…That’s when I began calling the shots.

Good to know. Thanks for that.

I inherited a Brother laser printer from a lab I was once in. Apparently the toner only says it’s almost out via an infrared sensor. I read you can tape over the part on the toner cartridge and it will keep printing until it actually runs out.

I’ve printed so many more things after I did that, it’s actually still going now.

The new FIFA.

/s

I did enjoy The call of Cthulhu though. Not really scary, but I’m a Lovecraft fan (minus the racism/Xenophobia).