Let's face it, you're always wrong.

I'm so happy you're complaining about this, maybe like that Antoine can moan about this to you and not to me

Going to a conference, and my 4 yo asked me if our invisible string of love would still be connected when I am there ...in Veldhoven, 93 km south of Utrecht.

I had such a blast visiting Institut Curie yesterday. It always feels very special to give a talk in Paris, and I had very interesting discussions afterwards! Thank you @flordp.bsky.social for inviting me!

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I mostly meant with respect to the scientific tools, but I did catch a glimpse of one of mine, and they do look very weird.

The placenta is really fun! And important. And a bit difficult to look at.

I WENT TO PLAY FOOTBALL WITH MY 4 YO SON, FOOL

I leave to play football for an hour and @jesseveenvliet.bsky.social just violently stabs me in the back

Et tu Brutus

I see more posts about science there than here honestly.

No

But I agree. I don't see as much fun science as, weirdly, LinkedIn. Nobody is talking about football, and people are overall very serious and angry about American politics mostly. Maybe my feed is curated weirdly. As a consequence I post less crazy stuff myself. Maybe I'm reaching the age of reason

That's the spirit

Snježana's defense party was essentially a massive roast for me (they made a pipetting manual and everything)