It’s been awhile, but here’s a (De)Motivational Monday for you! I’ve got to say, in my day to day life as a physicist, I find that worrying about having unlicensed nuclear accelerators on your back just isn’t worth the added pressure.
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It’s been awhile, but here’s a (De)Motivational Monday for you! I’ve got to say, in my day to day life as a physicist, I find that worrying about having unlicensed nuclear accelerators on your back just isn’t worth the added pressure.

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It’s (De)Motivational Monday! Only this week, we substitute (de)motivation for 128% more “heeeeeeyyyyyyyyy”!
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It’s (De)Motivational Monday! Only this week, we substitute (de)motivation for 128% more “heeeeeeyyyyyyyyy”!

I think the truck in the background really pulls this one together. [Suggested by Heather]
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I think the truck in the background really pulls this one together. [Suggested by Heather]

You get a bonus (D)MM poster today. Though the tone of the poster itself might be more satirical in nature, I’m not posting it now with the slightest sense of humor. This oil spill is well past the point of lunacy and is now well into the evocative region I like to call “sickening.”
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You get a bonus (D)MM poster today. Though the tone of the poster itself might be more satirical in nature, I’m not posting it now with the slightest sense of humor. This oil spill is well past the point of lunacy and is now well into the evocative region I like to call “sickening.”

(De)Motivational Monday is proud to present: The Double Facepalm! (For when one facepalm just doesn’t cut it). It was brought to you with the extraordinarily illustrative help of the Internet, where sometimes even two facepalms are insufficient to cope with the stupidity one finds there.
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(De)Motivational Monday is proud to present: The Double Facepalm! (For when one facepalm just doesn’t cut it). It was brought to you with the extraordinarily illustrative help of the Internet, where sometimes even two facepalms are insufficient to cope with the stupidity one finds there.

Today I bring you a serving of insightful questions with your helping of (De)Motivational Monday. What are your aspirations?
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Today I bring you a serving of insightful questions with your helping of (De)Motivational Monday. What are your aspirations?

(De)Motivational Monday makes me a sad panda. Well. Not really. I just like that phrase, and I didn’t have any particularly stupid people to incriminate with this post. (Today’s (D)MM brought to you by Sexual Harassment Panda).
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(De)Motivational Monday makes me a sad panda. Well. Not really. I just like that phrase, and I didn’t have any particularly stupid people to incriminate with this post. (Today’s (D)MM brought to you by Sexual Harassment Panda).

Whether you’re building train tracks, writing code, or trying to destroy humanity by creating a gigantic death laser on the moon, this is always sound advice.
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Whether you’re building train tracks, writing code, or trying to destroy humanity by creating a gigantic death laser on the moon, this is always sound advice.

I had a very long debate with my close friend Amber last week (in which I was thoroughly trounced) about the patent debacle that’s captured the attention of tech geeks lately. While I understand that people want to protect their intellectual property, frankly it’s getting to the point where this image is becoming more and more accurate every day. I pine for a world where competition lives only through innovation, rather than leveraging overly general patents in a desperate attempt to make money or squash the competition. Yes, I know that making money is essential for any successful business, but since I have absolutely no formal education on the subject, I feel I’m entitled to my naive idealism. Also: birds are silly. 
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I had a very long debate with my close friend Amber last week (in which I was thoroughly trounced) about the patent debacle that’s captured the attention of tech geeks lately. While I understand that people want to protect their intellectual property, frankly it’s getting to the point where this image is becoming more and more accurate every day. I pine for a world where competition lives only through innovation, rather than leveraging overly general patents in a desperate attempt to make money or squash the competition. Yes, I know that making money is essential for any successful business, but since I have absolutely no formal education on the subject, I feel I’m entitled to my naive idealism. Also: birds are silly.