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Scientist Sentences, Vol. 2

(Sentences for muses with a scientific background. Adjust phrasing where needed)

"There's this theory that the fabric of time and space is fluid. That is can be quantified, like water."

"What's happening right now is medically impossible!"

"Do you think that science can answer every question?"

"I just need to borrow a bit of your blood."

"When you break all the laws of physics, do you seriously think there won't be a price?"

"Do you ever have one of those moments where suddenly you understand everything?"

"You know when someone says something's impossible? I prove it's possible."

"Have you actually tested this theory?"

"Nothing can stop the future."

"What's that supposed to do?"

"Scientifically speaking, life's nothing but a series of chemical reactions."

"As scientists, we have to acknowledge when something is beyond our knowledge."

"I don't believe that we can withhold this extraordinary discovery from the world any longer."

"I think that time can only be fully understood by an observer with a godlike gift of infinite regression."

"What's the point in all this if we don't apply it to the real world?"

"There's an explanation for everything, but people would rather believe in ghosts and demons."

"You seem to be a free thinker who might imagine a world less constrained by what we think we know of as 'truth'."

"Is it a fair experiment to be working backwards from a conclusion?"

"Please don't touch that!"

"To build something like that would require tools and metal alloys that aren't exactly available at Home Depot!"

"Given the power to alter the future, do we have the right to use it?"

"If you want to experiment, you talk to me! You don't just do it!"

"Just because you've got a name for something doesn't mean it's not insane!"

"How can scientific truth be heresy?"

"Why must knowledge stand still? What about the future?"

"I don't believe in random."

"There is only one worthy goal for scientific exploration: piercing the tissue that separates life from death."

"They said it couldn't be done, but I did it, you see?"

"The trouble with your theory is, not only is it very tenuous, but it's impossible to prove."

"Science doesn't make sense until it does, and none of this will make sense at all until someone is able to figure out what all this really is."

"I believe all great things are created in the place between method and madness."

Scientist Sentences, Vol. 1

(Sentences for muses with a scientific background. Adjust phrasing where needed)

"Genetically, humans and cows are separated by only a couple of lines of DNA."

"I don't have enough information to form a hypothesis yet."

"There are simply some things that science is just too young to understand."

"Maths doesn't take sides. It doesn't judge."

"I will not trust you on something I can't verify!"

"Science and technology have reached a point where our means are finally catching up with our imagination, and the only thing preventing us from doing truly visionary work are these morally based restrictions that lawmakers put up in the name of public policy."

"My understanding was that you believed in rationality above all else."

"There is no god in this lab but me."

"My interest is purely academic. I do not like to get my hands dirty."

"Lab rule number one: do not borrow my equipment without asking!"

"I suspect someone has continued my research."

"Your lack of scientific interest is amazing."

"I must say, your brain would make an excellent specimen."

"Science has no price tag!"

"Things like this used to happen in the lab all the time!"

"Human memory is sensory-based. Vision alone is not the strongest trigger. Sound and smell actually work better."

"You're trying to create a wormhole into another universe?"

"Forgive me, I like to have an open mind, but I have a hard time accepting your theory."

"You're asking for an explanation for something that can't be explained rationally."

"I'm a man of science, but I can't find a rational explanation for this!"

"You put such faith in your science, but the things I've seen, science provides no place to start."

"I'm a scientist. This is my research, but you probably wouldn't understand."

"I want to put you in a little glass jar and then label your parts in Latin."

"In the end, it all comes down to one simple question - which is more important: having proof, or being alive?"

"No, I don't want to do that. In fact, I'd rather not! I'm just saying that I can."

"Our test subjects were less compliant than we anticipated."

"Who am I to play god with other people's lives?"

"Are you sure you want to do this? Submit yourself to these experiments?"

"That looks complicated! What is it?"

"People lie. Numbers don't."

"One of the inherent pitfalls of being a scientist is trying to maintain the distinction between God's domain and our own."

"You really aren't like other scientists."

"I need a corpse. Any corpse will do, but it shouldn't have been dead for more than two days."