Dave Roos

Exactly. And then they have a few tips at the end, like, you know, never point the open end of a test tube that you're heating at anybody. Never just put your nose at the end of one while heating to smell it or put your face, your little face near it.

Exactly. And then they have a few tips at the end, like, you know, never point the open end of a test tube that you're heating at anybody. Never just put your nose at the end of one while heating to smell it or put your face, your little face near it.

At least looking over his shoulder with your pipe in your mouth.

At least looking over his shoulder with your pipe in your mouth.

At least looking over his shoulder with your pipe in your mouth.

Right.

Right.

Right.

uh so we talked a little bit about the sort of sexism involved with all this stuff is only marketed to boys pictures of boys literally on the package for boys in some cases uh that was just the deal was like boys were scientists uh girls were not considered for science that is still a problem there are so many initiatives these days

uh so we talked a little bit about the sort of sexism involved with all this stuff is only marketed to boys pictures of boys literally on the package for boys in some cases uh that was just the deal was like boys were scientists uh girls were not considered for science that is still a problem there are so many initiatives these days

uh so we talked a little bit about the sort of sexism involved with all this stuff is only marketed to boys pictures of boys literally on the package for boys in some cases uh that was just the deal was like boys were scientists uh girls were not considered for science that is still a problem there are so many initiatives these days

to get young girls into science at a young age, very successfully, you know, in a lot of cases. But it's still a challenge to be a woman in the world of science. I think we've heard from plenty of listeners who have verified that. But in the 1920s, they did, the Porter Chemical Company did say, hey, we're selling these things to boys. What about the girls?

to get young girls into science at a young age, very successfully, you know, in a lot of cases. But it's still a challenge to be a woman in the world of science. I think we've heard from plenty of listeners who have verified that. But in the 1920s, they did, the Porter Chemical Company did say, hey, we're selling these things to boys. What about the girls?

to get young girls into science at a young age, very successfully, you know, in a lot of cases. But it's still a challenge to be a woman in the world of science. I think we've heard from plenty of listeners who have verified that. But in the 1920s, they did, the Porter Chemical Company did say, hey, we're selling these things to boys. What about the girls?

And they were like, oh, how about sachet craft? The girls' sachet outfit, which was chemistry in that it was a way to mix perfumes.

And they were like, oh, how about sachet craft? The girls' sachet outfit, which was chemistry in that it was a way to mix perfumes.

And they were like, oh, how about sachet craft? The girls' sachet outfit, which was chemistry in that it was a way to mix perfumes.

Yeah, it was basically a perfume set.

Yeah, it was basically a perfume set.

Yeah, it was basically a perfume set.