The thread revolves around sharing and discussing bad math jokes, with participants contributing various humorous anecdotes, puns, and references to mathematical concepts and figures. The scope includes light-hearted jokes, memes, and playful interactions related to mathematics and its terminology.
Participants generally share a light-hearted approach to the topic, contributing jokes and humorous observations. However, there is no consensus on which jokes are the best or most effective, and the humor is subjective, leading to a variety of interpretations and responses.
Some jokes rely on specific mathematical knowledge or cultural references that may not be universally understood, which could limit their accessibility to all participants.
This discussion may be of interest to those who enjoy mathematics, humor, and wordplay, as well as fans of popular culture references related to math.
Shouldn't that be 7/16"-10¢?jack action said:
James Demers said:
jack action said:The 10 cents was borrowed from his buddy. Since he owes 10 cents, the negative value is implicit. This is why math is important.BillTre said:
They were cooking the books too.berkeman said:
There was nothing left in the after Math.berkeman said:
IIRC, it was asked in the entrance exam of some of the ivies. Only solution I can think of is [0]_2=[2]_2.jack action said:
Give one to Adam. It wiĺl be his, Adam's apple. If Adam's a male snake, it will be hiss.BillTre said:
A bit of polishing...Steve4Physics said:
You could collapse the song " One bottle of beer on the wall, one half a battle of beer,..." *Into " Two bottles of beer on the wall". *Song will never end.dextercioby said:
I thought the barman said "You know your limits".dextercioby said:
Thanks for making my jokes seem normal by comparison.DaveC426913 said: