Transition metal · element 107
Bohrium
Named after Bohr. Lasts about a minute.
Only 0.4% of people are Bohrium. (estimated)
If you're Bohrium
You are named after the man who explained the atom and you last about as long as his lectures felt. Brief, brilliant, theoretical.
Bohrium is named after Niels Bohr; its longest-lived isotope survives about a minute.
How to get along with Bohrium
Do
- Keep the lecture to a minute.
- Explain the atom, not the drama.
- Value theory.
Don't
- Don't expect them to stay past the point.
- Don't confuse brief with shallow.
When it goes wrong: A minute, brilliantly. Then decay. Take notes.
Atomic profile
Every element is placed on six personality dimensions derived from its chemistry. Your answers are placed on the same six, and the closest element wins. How the scoring works
- Reactivity
- 5
- Sociability
- 3
- Stability
- 0
- Energy
- 0
- Rarity
- 10
- Warmth
- 2
Bohrium in literature
- Hermann — The Queen of Spades, Alexander Pushkin (1834)
- Nora Helmer — A Doll's House, Henrik Ibsen (1879)
- Dr. Stockmann — An Enemy of the People, Henrik Ibsen (1882)
Characters from public-domain works, chosen for the same traits. Company, not a verdict.
Closest personalities
The elements whose profiles sit nearest to Bohrium's. If you got Bohrium, one of these was probably your runner-up.
Other transition metals
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