Design Your Crime Lab Setup and We'll Tell You Your Scientific Mind

Are you a meticulous analyst, a wild theory builder, or a pattern-breaking genius? Your crime lab reveals your science brain

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Step into the forensics zone—where every microscope, fingerprint scanner, and chaotic evidence board tells a story not just of crimes, but of how you think. Your ideal crime lab setup reflects more than your taste in tech and test tubes. It mirrors the core of your scientific method.

➡️ Plan Your Digital Crime Hunt and We'll Show Your Tech Detective Type

Whether you build theories out of chaos or crave pristine order and repeatable results, the way you structure your lab space reveals how your brain breaks down complex data. Are you intuitive or procedural? Methodical or experimental? High-tech or instinct-driven?

➡️ Pick a Crime Drama and Reveal Your Detective Sidekick!

Answer 7 questions and we'll tell you what kind of scientific thinker lives in your mind—and maybe even solve a mystery or two along the way.

Your crime lab is built in:

A sleek, sterile underground bunker A cluttered penthouse with glass walls A converted church with echoes and secrets

Your first forensic tool of choice is:

An AI that detects mood from text A cutting-edge DNA sequencer An old-school voice recorder

Your evidence wall looks like:

Red string, chaos, and scribbled poetry Color-coded grids and timestamps Digital screens that shift with thought

Your crime lab smell is closest to:

Bleach and cold metal Fresh ozone and worn leather Candle wax and dusted books

Your biggest lab frustration is:

The truth refuses to be tidy Colleagues who skip protocol Tech that won’t sync with your brain