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DennisN
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How does an astronaut end his relationship?
"I just need some space."
OMG, and not a joke either.mfb said:View attachment 245661This is from an actual publication (the image, not the text).
That was posted before. I have that one (and many others) in my collection.jobyts said:
jack action said:
After publication I simplified a couple of my papers so they were trivial. They might not have been publishable in that form but if they were they might be in undergrad textbooks.Demystifier said:
I first thought that you wrote "Chern Class" and coudn't figure out how is it related to algebraic topology. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chern_classSteelwolf said:And thought it would fly in the Chem Class.
Is that Mileva?davenn said:
Just say ##\aleph_0## to countable infinities.Demystifier said:I first thought that you wrote "Chern Class" and coudn't figure out how is it related to algebraic topology. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chern_class
Or maybe it's not ##\aleph_0## but ##\omega##. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ordinal_numberIbix said:Better:
Child: I want it!
Me: No.
Child: But I want it!
Me: No.
Child: But I waaannnt it!
Me: How many times do I have to say it? ##\aleph_0##.
That only works for Physicists and Mathematicians. Engineers would figure you didn't know how to spell...Ibix said:Seen on a tshirt yesterday:$$\sqrt{-1}\ 2^3\sum\pi$$
They would think it reads ##18.84##!berkeman said:That only works for Physicists and Mathematicians. Engineers would figure you didn't know how to spell...
berkeman said:Ibix said:Seen on a tshirt yesterday:$$\sqrt{-1}\ 2^3\sum\pi$$
That only works for Physicists and Mathematicians. Engineers would figure you didn't know how to spell...