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Hm...stories... I got one. I discovered that scientists can be one of the most superstitious folks out there. By some miracle, I got myself a position in a cancer/drugs research laboratory, and, well, Adeptus Mechanicus wasn't that off. That machine won't work unless you give it exactly two slaps to the right side. That stylus needs to be angled a certain way. That computer was here before any of us, running on window 7, and cannot be upgraded as the software we used is not compatible with newer OS, and will most likely be here for another decade or so. That machine there, never, ever turning it off, unless you want to go through the entire process of starting it up takes forever.
See that -80C freezer there? That is where we store our biological samples, so please, PLEASE, pray to the gods almighty that it will not malfunction and destroy years and millions of dollars of research, again. (There was a power outage, and the backup generator failed to start. Over the Thanksgiving break, and by the time we discovered, there was a large foul puddle on the floor, a carpet that was stained in all sorts of biological fluid, and millions of dollars of research lost)