[The Simpsons attend a convention of scientists. Lisa is to present her findings about bullies. She and Marge are a little intimidated by the crowd, which includes the inventor of the walkie-talkie (and someone who isn't his wife).
Frink calls the crowd to order.]
Frink: Scientists -- scientists, please. Looking for some order. Some order, please, with the eyes forward and the hands neatly folded and the paying attention ... [shouts] Pi is exactly 3! [the audience gasps and falls silent] Very sorry it had to come to that, but now that I have your attention, we have some exciting new research from young Lisa Simpson. Let's bring her out and pay attention.
[the audience applauds as Lisa walks onstage. The crowd sees that she's a little girl, and doubts that she has anything useful to say]
Lisa: [clears throat] My study is called, "Airborne Pheromones and Aggression in Bullies."
[the crowd gasps. Someone says, "I'm afraid"]
For as long as there has been smart people, there have been bullies to prey on them. From Galileo [shows a slide of the astronomer getting beaten up] to Sir Isaac Newton, [another slide] and even in the animal kingdom. [shows a slide of a large dog victimizing a smaller one]
But why do the brawny prey on the brainy. Is it jealousy?
[the crowd seems to think so]
No! The reason is chemical. [the crowd murmurs]
Scientist 1: Wait, that's impossible. Chemicals are our friends.
Dr. Koop: She's a witch!
