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[ JOB LISTING ] Laboratory Assistant
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[ TASK ]

Isabelle has placed you in the animal testing department for the day, where you will serve as a temporary Lab Assistant.You are in charge of administering targeted gene therapy the animals and recording their progress. They live a good life, for the most part, but as with all things, progress comes with a price.

Roll 2d6 and match your results. To receive the reward, you must have oversee a successful experiment. This means you must roll at least a 6.

You may attempt this twice per day.

Please record your findings, making up situations as you choose. Most animals are confined to their own room, with an observation window and feeding area. Note that your work is under an NDA (non-disclosure agreement) that binds you from talking too freely about the work done due to the cutting edge technology.

However, if you would like to write with a friend or two, please feel free to roll separately but work together!

Animal:

1. Chicken
   
2. Chimpanzee
   
3. Dog
   
4. Guinea Pig
   
5. Horse
   
6. Mouse
   

Targeted Gene:

1. Augmented Movement Speed
   
2. Increased Strength
   
3. Increased Aggression
   
4. Placebo: Nothing
   
5. Accelerated Healing
   
6. Increased Reflexes

Total:
• 2: The animal passes away. Other techs take it away for you. Fail. Try again.
• 3-5: No results. Fail. Try again.
• 6-8: Mild success with minor improvements.
• 9-11: Excellent success. Record your findings.
• 12: Record breaking success! You may quote its me debz for a special reward.


After your day has concluded, please fill out the following form describing your experience here at Bates Diagnostics. Your happiness is important to us. (Answers may be brief.)



[ UPON COMPLETION ]
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He was given a second specimen after the first failed experiment and to his relief it wasn't another chicken or avian variant. He was developing a mild resentment for anything with feathers. Hopefully it was just a one-off thing and the next time he saw anything or anyone feathery they would be halfway decent.

For now he had to contend with his task of determining whether the gene therapy had any effect on the guinea pig. He watched as varying objects of different weight were presented to it and how far it managed to push them.

Name & Job: Terr

Please describe how today's events made you feel emotionally. It didn't.

Do you think the targeted genes are useful? Undoubtedly.

Did you have any ethical problems with the work done today? I still don't understand the question.