The Laboratory Maniac wincon is just gravy
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You just keep moving your equipment around, either drawing a card or putting lands into play each time you do, until you eventually win with a convoluted loop that involves sacrificing your lands to Sylvan Safekeeper, shuffling everything back into your library with Endurance, and then eventually blowing up all your opponent stuff with the Zur or bouncing all their permanents with a Teferi while also creating like a million tokens along the way
The biggest reason for this change seems to be that the sorcery has been widely adopted in Legacy Miracles decks where it combos with both Narset, Parter of Veils (to Mind Twist away your opponent's while refilling your hand) and Teferi, Time Raveler, which allows you to cast Day's Undoing on your opponent's end step to get around the "end your turn" drawback
A copy from the Unlimited set sells for several hundred dollars