*SCIENCE*
*SCIENCE* is different from science. This difference is usually indicated by the use of asterisks and a mid-sentence exclamation point, as such: *science!* This term originated with Hermes and his fascination with the topic (and Norman Osborn). *Science!* may be used to describe but is not limited to the following things:
- an improbable, possibly silly futuristic invention
- ridiculously talented individuals in the field of or a related field to science
- the many wonderful things technology can do (i.e. whiten your teeth AND mow the lawn AND discipline the dog, etc.)
- when science from the future accomplishes things widely believed impossible by les miserables stuck in the present, but the method can't/won't be explained to anybody's satisfaction
- a Nexus invention that has obviously been created to cause trouble/can easily be abused, but has a flimsy veneer of legitimate use
See Also
- Dr. Eiko Takashima
- Dr. Totenkoph
- Bryce Lynch
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