Barstool Chicago's 3rd Annual Macrodosing Science Fair: Carbonated Fruit, Commutes, and Boobs
Macrodosing w/ PFT & Arian FosterJuly 23, 202550 min95,140 views
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- π The 3rd Annual Macrodosing Science Fair is presented by Barstool Chicago, with hosts Arian Foster and PFT Commenter.
- π° A special promotion for Shady Rays sunglasses is highlighted, offering 35% off with code MAC.
- π Contestants are judged on three categories: science, vibes, and the X-factor.
- π¨ A new twist this year: contestants who don't place in the top three are fired.
Carbonated Fruit Experiment
- π§ͺ Team Scrambled Eggs presents an experiment to determine if fruit can be carbonated using nitrous oxide in a whipping siphon.
- π The team uses berries, watermelon, and mango, charging the siphon with nitrous oxide.
- π¨ While the process creates a cold sensation and some fizz, the conclusion is that the fruit did not significantly carbonate and tasted regular.
- πΆ A secondary presentation by the team involves a drawing of a concert, symbolizing a "religious experience" and a performance that was "on fire."
The Science of Breasts and Commutes
- π©βπ¬ Team Kate and Friends presents on the science behind breasts, covering average bra size (34D), milk ducts (5-15 per nipple), and areola function.
- ποΈ The presentation highlights that 1 in 8 women will get breast cancer in their lifetime.
- π° A surprising fact is shared: men who prefer larger breasts are less financially stable than those who prefer smaller breasts.
- π§ The experiment tests if men can retain knowledge about breasts when distracted by cleavage, concluding that they were unable to answer questions correctly.
- π The Mostly Sports Couch Boys present on the detrimental effects of a two-hour commute on Brandon Walker's appearance and well-being.
- π Studies are cited showing a 10% increase in depression for every 10 minutes of commute and a loss of productivity.
- πΆββοΈ A case study with Liam Bluntman documents a two-hour walking commute, highlighting physical and mental fatigue.
Defying Gravity and Milk Churning
- π Team Defying Gravity attempts to demonstrate static electricity by rubbing a balloon and a plastic bag on their heads to make the bag float.
- βοΈ The experiment, originating from TikTok, fails to produce the desired effect, leading to a discussion on static electricity and magnetism.
- π₯ Team Churn investigates which milk churns fastest: cow, goat, or camel milk.
- πͺ Camel milk, despite its high fat content, has exceptionally small fat globules, making it the slowest to churn.
- π€’ The camel milk is described as tasting like camel and being the worst of the tested milks.
Nick's Absence and Science Fair Winners
- β Nick, a two-time champion, is absent from the science fair, with theories ranging from overconfidence to attending to an adopted puppy.
- π Team Scrambled Eggs places third, Team Churn in second, and the Boob Presentation team wins first place.
- πΆ Nick's absence is later explained by his need to care for his sick adopted puppy, which earns him some leniency in scoring.
- π€ The hosts reflect on the event, learning a lot about science, boobs, and the importance of Nick's puppy.
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