F.A.R.T. S. (Foundation of Anomalous Research and Theorising, Science Division)

Moto: Cogito ergo PĒDITA.

Nestled within a non-Euclidean wing of our sprawling campus, the Science Division represents the empirical backbone of our theoretical nonsense production.

Founded in 2017 after a particularly productive tea break in which Professor Titious mistook his biscuit crumbs for a new model of quantum physics, F.A.R.T. S. has grown from three researchers and a borrowed kettle to a whole department with seventeen laboratories, three reality stabilisation chambers, and a modest collection of interdimensional artefacts (most acquired by accident).

Our scientists specialise in subjects mainstream academia fears to touch—quantum Biscuitology, Paradoxical Chemistry, and Statistical Anomalies in Queue Formation, to name but a few. Under Vic’s chaotic leadership, our team has published over 300 papers in journals they invented themselves.

The department proudly boasts a safety record that, according to Una Likely, “has only a 17.3% chance of causing the collapse of localised reality on any given Tuesday.”

Prospective visitors should note that lab coats, safety goggles, and dimensional anchoring devices are provided. Students are welcome, though we cannot guarantee that they’ll return to their original timeline.

Tea and biscuits are served daily at 3:47 pm precisely. Attendance is mandatory, as this is when most breakthroughs occur.