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-Person one: Oh My Goodness, I'm SOOO Hungry. What should I eat?
Person two: WWKKD?
-Person One: You're Right! I'll go eat my Daily peanut to stay as Skinny&Beautiful as Keira KNightley!
Person two: WWKKD?
-Person One: You're Right! I'll go eat my Daily peanut to stay as Skinny&Beautiful as Keira KNightley!
by Geeee--racee January 20, 2009
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Dr. Katalin Karikó is a Hungarian-born biochemist whose faith in the medicinal benefits of RNA protein synthesis motivated her groundbreaking research. She is exalted by the scientific community and kindred laypersons alike for her contributions to the COVID-19 vaccine and her indomitable spirit.
During Karikó’s employment with UPenn, grant rejections and failed experiments resulted in her demotion. Though she faced a barrage of setbacks throughout her career, Karikó pressed on.
After nearly twenty years as an adjunct professor at UPenn filled with the “red tape” of academia, Karikó had a breakthrough. Her findings, in collaboration with Doctors Buckstein, Ni, and Weissman provided the key to viable mRNA treatments. Their work eventually led to the timely development of the COVID vaccine which saved millions of lives the world over.
The continued research made possible by Karikó and Weissman, now with BioNTech, is invaluable to the future of preventative medicine and the trajectory of humanity as a whole. Their work aims to eradicate viral ailments such as HIV and HSV, as well as degenerative diseases like MS and cancer.
With her unshakeable belief in her ability and fierceness of will, Katalin Karinkó transformed from an undervalued and underpaid part-time Professor to the woman who saved the world from an unprecedented pandemic and will one day cure cancer.
The next time you want to give up, ask yourself— What would Katalin Karikó do?
Dr. Katalin Karikó is a Hungarian-born biochemist whose faith in the medicinal benefits of RNA protein synthesis motivated her groundbreaking research. She is exalted by the scientific community and kindred laypersons alike for her contributions to the COVID-19 vaccine and her indomitable spirit.
During Karikó’s employment with UPenn, grant rejections and failed experiments resulted in her demotion. Though she faced a barrage of setbacks throughout her career, Karikó pressed on.
After nearly twenty years as an adjunct professor at UPenn filled with the “red tape” of academia, Karikó had a breakthrough. Her findings, in collaboration with Doctors Buckstein, Ni, and Weissman provided the key to viable mRNA treatments. Their work eventually led to the timely development of the COVID vaccine which saved millions of lives the world over.
The continued research made possible by Karikó and Weissman, now with BioNTech, is invaluable to the future of preventative medicine and the trajectory of humanity as a whole. Their work aims to eradicate viral ailments such as HIV and HSV, as well as degenerative diseases like MS and cancer.
With her unshakeable belief in her ability and fierceness of will, Katalin Karinkó transformed from an undervalued and underpaid part-time Professor to the woman who saved the world from an unprecedented pandemic and will one day cure cancer.
The next time you want to give up, ask yourself— What would Katalin Karikó do?
“God, I can’t believe I failed my OCHEM exam! Maybe I should drop the class….”
“Marie, don’t be so fatalistic. WWKKD?”
“Marie, don’t be so fatalistic. WWKKD?”
by Qin_wa December 20, 2021
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Reference to the infamous Captain James Tiberius Kirk of the starship Enterprise on the television series Star Trek and his creative solutions to seemingly impossible situations, problems, and interpersonal impasses.
WWKD suggests the solution to a problem lies in the question of "what would Captain Kirk do in my situation?"
Reference to the infamous Captain James Tiberius Kirk of the starship Enterprise on the television series Star Trek and his creative solutions to seemingly impossible situations, problems, and interpersonal impasses.
WWKD suggests the solution to a problem lies in the question of "what would Captain Kirk do in my situation?"
1.
Cadet 1: I'm facing an impossible test tomorrow with no way to win, only ways to lose well. But I hate to lose. What do I do?
Cadet 2: WWKD?
Cadet 1: Break into the Academy computer systems and reprogram the test to add a victory option!
Cadet 2: Brilliant.
2.
First Officer: Pirates have disabled us and plan to take our ship! We have no way of fighting back. What do we do?
Captain: WWKD?
First Officer: Let them board us and then blow up the ship and them with it as we escape!
Captain: You have your orders.
Cadet 1: I'm facing an impossible test tomorrow with no way to win, only ways to lose well. But I hate to lose. What do I do?
Cadet 2: WWKD?
Cadet 1: Break into the Academy computer systems and reprogram the test to add a victory option!
Cadet 2: Brilliant.
2.
First Officer: Pirates have disabled us and plan to take our ship! We have no way of fighting back. What do we do?
Captain: WWKD?
First Officer: Let them board us and then blow up the ship and them with it as we escape!
Captain: You have your orders.
by CaptFrost October 25, 2010
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instead of the shortening WWJD (What would Jesus do) some Doug-fans uses this instead.
instead of the shortening WWJD (What would Jesus do) some Doug-fans uses this instead.
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A phrase meaning "what would JIMMY the king do" from the movie "ready to rumble" featuring real life pro wrestlers
A phrase meaning "what would JIMMY the king do" from the movie "ready to rumble" featuring real life pro wrestlers
by Ray November 12, 2003
Get the WWKD mug.Acronym for "What would Ed Hochuli do?", referencing the NFL referee known for his integrity and long, technical penalty explanations.
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