Describe your work like you're a 6 year old

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The discussion revolves around a playful and imaginative interpretation of complex scientific concepts, expressed as if narrated by a six-year-old. Participants share their "jobs" in a whimsical manner, likening their work to childhood activities and toys. Topics include using lasers in simulations, creating bug-proof metal bones for medical applications, and developing educational tools for pilots. The conversation touches on the importance of play in learning, with references to games and toys as methods for understanding science and technology. There's a humorous exchange about past jobs, with participants recounting experiences in a childlike tone, emphasizing creativity and curiosity in their fields. Overall, the thread highlights the intersection of science, imagination, and the joy of learning through play.
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When you burn things, there is smoke and stuff coming from the flames. The smoke and stuff is bad for you and also for animals and plants. I calculate with big computers how bad it is, and how to make the flames less bad. Most of the time I do this for the flames in the box in your house that heat water for the shower and for heating the house.
 
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