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Someone could step up, and be the first to do that experiment, for the sake of science!?
Pro-Tip: please, Please, PLEASE don't actually do that!:-P
Please give me the glow!
We should also make our bones behave like glow sticks so we can diagnose broken bones faster.
That would be pretty awesome! 😎 :-P
"Doctor, give me the glow-up 🌟 please!?":-D
We do that all the time to diagnose cancer.
Except the glow is gamma rays from radioisotopes that clump up in fast replicating cells (i.e. tumors) but potato potato, do you want your insides to glow or not?