Which of these slogans was actually used to market a real scientific instrument or technology product?

In the competitive world of scientific product development, branding can make or break a revolutionary innovation. This poll tests your knowledge of how scientific products are marketed to both professional and consumer audiences. The interplay between technical accuracy and market appeal presents unique challenges in science-based product marketing. Can you identify which famous scientific product slogan actually made it to market?

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"Heisenberg Was Wrong: Absolute Certainty" - used by Quantum Precision for their electron microscopes
"Think Small" - used by IBM for their first commercial scanning tunneling microscope
"Bringing Good Things to Light" - used by General Electric for their laboratory imaging systems
"The Molecular Revolution Will Not Be Theoretical" - used by Thermo Fisher for mass spectrometers