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By: TheJestPress.com
**Scientists Invent “Microwave Chemicals”—Pharmaceutical Industry Instantly Forgets How to Pronounce Molecule Names**
In a revelation that has both excited and terrified the pharmaceutical industry, chemists have announced a super-fast chemical shortcut that builds weird, uniquely-shaped molecules—apparently the Lego blocks of tomorrow’s medicines. Scientists claim this breakthrough will “revolutionize drug discovery,” but sources say it might just “make everything smell vaguely like burnt popcorn.”
Senior chemist Dr. Phil Ament described the new shortcut as, “A bit like microwaving dinner instead of stewing it for six hours, but with fewer carcinogens and more syllables.” Gone are the days when assembling a new drug molecule required years of trial and error, at least three existential crises, and a commemorative lab coat. Now, molecules can be enthusiastically glued together at speeds previously only seen in snack food preparation.
Big Pharma responded immediately. Pfizer attempted to patent the shortcut’s name, while GSK announced a limited-edition pill shaped like a unicorn, citing “unprecedented flexibility in pill aesthetics.” Meanwhile, patent lawyers everywhere experienced brief, giddy spells of euphoria before falling into existential dread.
Excited researchers at TinyMeds Inc. reported, “With our super-fast process, we can now generate 7,000 weird-shaped molecules before breakfast—and only 2,000 of them are explosive!” Doctors surveyed nationwide expect future prescriptions to read, “Take one L-shaped capsule daily, and avoid all stairs.”
Of course, some old-school chemists grumbled about the lost “craft” of molecule-making. “Anyone can build a medicine now,” lamented one gray-haired scientist while moodily stirring a beaker, “but where’s the pride in taking three years to get it almost right?”
With scientists zapping molecules together in record time, we can expect a wave of new medications—plus the first-ever pill that looks and tastes exactly like your favorite childhood toy.
Stay tuned for updates on the pill that morphs into your spirit animal.
By: TheJestPress.com
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