What is the definition of Intelligent Experiments?

"Intelligent experiments" are like the avant-garde chefs of scientific cooking – they're not just mixing ingredients, but inventing new flavors and techniques, often with a dash of madness. Picture this: "The neuroscientists decided to conduct intelligent experiments by feeding the lab rats a chocolate-cake diet to see if it would boost their cognitive function, leading to a series of hilarious (and potentially dangerous) results like 'the lab rat decided to take a nap in the coffee machine.'"

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So, here's an unsettling example sentence: "Dr. Whiskers, the super-smart researcher, conducted intelligent experiments by subjecting her guinea pigs to a serum that doubled their intelligence, only to discover they developed an acute fear of vacuum cleaners, hence the new 'Whiskers' vacuum avoidance protocol.'"