Dangerous Done Well: Exploding Eggs in Microwaves: First Steps
Today's session began by conquering our irrational fear of fatal CO poisoning from a one liter torch in a well-ventilated space, and toasting some delicious marshmallows.

Cooking with fire is, now, a dangerous thing we have done well. But what about cooking with microwaves? Today, we moved into the nuclear age.

We started by stating a new dangerous thing to do well: explode eggs in a microwave. Using our Risk Mitigation System, we guessed at problems, brainstormed solutions and began to escalate iteratively towards egg detonation.
Our first test subject was a marshmallow.


