Also IQ is not a real good measure of intelligence. My IQ is higher than Hawking's or Einstein's, but I doubt any of my work will be known outside of a paltry few people in my field.

I'm not sure about this specific device, but I know of similar ones that use space division multiplexing, gold nanowires conjugated with antisense oligonucleotide probes, and ruthenium cations for electrical amplification. Another system I'm familiar with uses a reaction chamber and microfluidics to perform rapid cycle quantitative PCR and frequency division multiplexing to discriminate sequences from different pathogens. A third micro/nanotech that you may find interesting utilizes transgenic B lymphocytes with a recombinant photoprotein that fluoresces upon calcium cation-induced excitation resultant from epitope binding-effectuated cell signalling cascades.

Then open the window and toss them out.

I'm glad I inspired a mini quest for knowledge. It is rather absurd, but it was by far my favorite part of physiology. Number 2 for me is the endocrine system, and together they are responsible for the majority of communication and control in the body.

So, as an update, some serious physicists seem to agree with my basic tenet that black holes would make inimitable data storage devices, and that black hole superconductivity is a very likely possibility. As such, they could store more books per volume than any other object, offer superconductive i/o signalling, quantum computing, and they most certainly make awesome weapons; QED information is a weapon.

Like @rosalinas

And I could have said something like "if I go down on you, you'd smile", but I didn't.

That's one of the risks for being explosively gorgeous, as well as being a super cool person.

Go down in a good way or a bad way? Like an crocodile smile or a smitten smile?

As long as you smile for me, I will make it through anything. I'll even make sure the students and interns make it, too.

No. Starting a new pilot study, so I have to write a grant proposal. And we just got a new student (unfortunately speaks almost no English) and will be getting 3 more within a few months, as well as 2 interns. Gotta write up mini projects and protocols for them. X-ray beamline coming up in a month, so I have hundreds of new crystals. Lots of other stuff. It adds up.

It's probably just 4 hours of sleep in the past 3 days and the merlot talking.

I'm sorry, did I mix your order up? I thought you had ordered a large with extra cheese.