Blood Acquires Its Red Color
14. Blood acquires its red color from: a. fibrin b. hemoglobin c. erythropoietin d. gamma globulin e. communism
A biology multiple-choice question asks what gives blood its red color, but the absurd final option is “communism” instead of the scientifically correct “hemoglobin.” The joke comes from treating a ridiculous political answer as a plausible exam choice, making this useful as a reaction to bizarre questions or ideological explanations. EN: A biology multiple-choice question asks what gives blood its red color, but the absurd final option is “communism” instead of the scientifically correct “hemoglobin.” The joke comes from treating a ridiculous political answer as a plausible exam choice, making this useful as a reaction to bizarre questions or ideological explanations.
- @afrosidemoon / 15783 2019-07-24
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- absurd, ironic
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