A surprising result — Lab Scientist · Pretender
In a fictional lab, yeast seemed to make bread dough rise 40% more when the radio played music. Everyone is excited and a news website wants the story today.
🧪 All experiments here are on screen. Never mix or taste real substances without a teacher or trained adult.
Decisions · ~4 min
Your role
You're the lead scientist (in this game).
Your goal
Find out if the effect is real before anyone announces it.
What you know
- Extraordinary claims need extra-strong evidence — and the radio sits right next to a warm fridge motor.
Limits
- You can run 2 more weeks of tests.
Success looks like
- Rigour — You tested it properly.
- Honesty — You reported what you really found.
- Openness — Others can check your work.
Skills you used
- Logical thinking — Following steps and rules precisely.
- Responsibility — Knowing when to act and when to ask for help.
In real life
Real scientists repeat surprising results, use random and 'blind' tests, and publish data openly. Many famous 'discoveries' disappeared once someone tested them carefully — which is science working well.
Lab Scientist
Ask questions and test them with fair experiments.
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