Three scientists—Papaia, Banani, and Ravioli—and their assistant Igor work at the NASAL observatory. They come across some interesting books and start getting into creationism. But their bosses don’t like this new interest and send them to take a psychological test, which they must pass to keep their jobs. But the psychologist, Professor Faggioli, determined to get them fired, does everything he can to make them look insane.
We are in Professor Faggioli’s office waiting room, where they are waiting for Ravioli to be evaluated.
Papaia: So, the first evidence the book presents is the fact that we find fossils of marine creatures far above sea level.
Banani: Yes. This shows us that ocean waters flooded the continents.
Papaia: You mentioned that marine fossils are found on mountains all over the world.
Banani: That’s right. Here are a couple of examples. The first is in the rock layers of the Grand Canyon, more than a thousand meters above sea level. The second is in the Himalayas, much higher, where we find fossils of mollusks.
Igor: Fossilized shells on the Grand Canyon? Well, now we know why! What are we doing at a psychologist’s office? After a few trips with Papaia, that’s also easy to figure out.
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…I’m not here by accident, after all. In fact, even today, I wonder why I keep following them.
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…Anyway, like those shells, if Ravioli’s session drags on much longer, we’ll start fossilizing too. Especially listening to Papaia and Banani repeat the same things over and over again. But in the end, what can we say? We’re truly a… NASAL case!
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