Dance Your PHD-Hydrodynamic Trail Detection in Marine Organisms

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seriouslyuguys

- 2008-11-23

I heard about dance your phd a few weeks ago, but didn't go watch the videos. I don't know what I expected, but it wasn't this.

Architeuthis Tux

- 2008-11-23

This -- my friends -- this is science.

-1 star for biologist-quality dance coordination.

jesustweak

- 2008-11-23

If I had a friend that was aroused by the lobster girl, would that make them a furry?

Pillager

- 2008-11-23

Your friend can have the lobsters, I call the shark.

Blaise - 2008-11-23

Chitiny

oogaBooga

- 2008-11-23

Uh, what does this have to do with hydrodymanic trail detection? Yes I can see they're dressed up like sea creatures and dancing. But what does it MEAN?!

fluffy

- 2008-11-23

Now I wonder what my master's thesis would look like as an intepretive dance. Somehow I don't think self-balancing bounding box trees would lend themselves to this sort of thing.

Helena Handbasket

- 2008-11-23

I was wondering how I could do political discourse analysis of American subcultures set to the Beach Boys, and somehow make it involve flaming hulahoops.

simon666 - 2008-11-23

Daniel Striped Tiger must have listened to NPR yesterday.

Daniel Striped Tiger

- 2008-11-23

I did!

Blaise

- 2008-11-23

HOT!

Helena Handbasket - 2008-11-23

Oh man, go watch the other videos

http://www.sciencemag.org/cgi/content/full/319/5865/905b

Anthropology (archaeology..ssshh) wins!

dickshapedfood

- 2008-11-23

So THIS is how Bob Jones University awards PhD's in the sciences.

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