🧬💥 TODAY IN HISTORY – April 9, 1900
Paul Villard woke up in Paris and thought:
“Today’s a great day to discover a new type of radiation that’s gonna totally change science… and also create a green superhero in the future.”
And that’s exactly what he did.
🔬 Yup, it was on this day that he officially presented to the French Academy of Sciences the existence of a highly energetic and penetrating type of radiation.
The name? Gamma Radiation.
Little did he know that, over a century later…
💚 This radiation would become the reason a scientist would rip his lab coat, break his glasses, lose his dignity… and take down an entire army.
Yep, the Hulk.
🧠But what does this have to do with the digital creative economy?
EVERYTHING.
Without gamma radiation, maybe the Hulk wouldn’t even exist.
Without the Hulk, maybe Marvel wouldn’t be the way we know it.
Without Marvel, maybe you wouldn’t be out here selling geek tees, creating digital art, or editing videos with AI of Iron Man giving a thumbs up.
⚡ Villard’s scientific discovery didn’t just push physics forward; it fueled the creative imagination of generations: comics, movies, games, soundtracks, fanart, and cosplays with green paint all over.
🧪 Moral of the story:
Never underestimate the power of a bored scientist in Paris.
He might give you cancer… or turn you into an Avenger.
🎯 Turn knowledge into creation!
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