Science’s Hidden Friction

Science friction isn't about lasers and spaceships. It's the invisible force that slows

down progress in every lab on Earth. Picture this: a researcher discovers a cure,

but it takes fifteen years to reach patients because of red tape, bureaucracy, and endless paperwork.

While scientists battle breakthrough ideas, they're drowning in grant applications

and ethical reviews. The real enemy of innovation isn't lack of genius. It's the system

grinding against itself, creating heat without motion. Every delayed discovery

costs lives. Every brilliant mind stuck in administrative hell is a future we'll never see.

The friction is killing us faster than any disease ever could.