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The discussion revolves around a collection of science-related jokes and humorous anecdotes shared among forum members. A notable joke features a mathematician with a dog and a cow who are claimed to be knot theorists, leading to a playful exchange with a bartender. Other jokes include puns related to physics, such as Heisenberg's uncertainty principle and light-hearted takes on mathematical concepts. The conversation also touches on the nature of humor in science, with members explaining the nuances of certain jokes, particularly those involving mathematical notation. Additionally, there are references to classic jokes that have circulated over the years, illustrating how humor can bridge complex scientific ideas with everyday life. Overall, the thread highlights the community's appreciation for clever wordplay and the joy of sharing science humor.
  • #451
Quite well.
 
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  • #452
Stavros Kiri said:
Is it true that "good" (+) and "~bad" (-) Windows main versions almost alternate? (by coincidence, naturaly or on purpose?)

I switched from Mac to Windows almost after XP. Here we go: (you guys do the "before Wind. XP"...)
XP: +
Vista: -
7: +
8: - (although I liked it! ...)
8.1: +
9: Non-existent! , thus "-" [although that can get us into a "philosophical" debate here ...]
10: +

Anyone cares to complete the chart by doing the before? Does it work?
[Use common acceptence (stat./ly) - not personal views ...]

The first version of windows I used was WIN3.22 ... ohhh so long ago :biggrin:

went to WIN 95, then 98SE skipped WIN 2000 and ME and went grudgingly to WIN XP where I ended up quite happy for some years
skipped VISTA --- it was total crap ( experienced that version on the work puters and tablets) and went to WIN7 PRO and as
said above I was pleasantly surprised. Skipped Win8 ... also bad experiences with it at work
Over this last weekend I have just built up a new PC for home ... Gigabyte MOBO, 16gig RAM, Series7000 i5 processor, 250gig SSD for
main C-Drive plus another 8TB of storage carried over from the WIN 7 PC, but unfortunately I had to go to Win 10. My experiences with
WIN10 so far are " I am not amused!" :rolleyes:

I have been running WIN10 on my laptop for the last 12 months so I knew what I was in for ... It's taken some effort to remove the
Windows control over many activities, but I am getting there :smile:Dave
 
  • #455
fresh_42 said:
Does 3.51 count as an excuse?

Yup :smile:
 
  • #456
mfb said:
Quite well.

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davenn said:
WIN10 so far are " I am not amused!" :rolleyes:
I agree. I prefer Wind. 7 or 8.1
davenn said:
Windows control over many activities
That's my problem too! I prefer to have control over everything, as well as maximum options. I think Wind. 8.1 gives you that. You can choose to work them practically "exactly" like Wind. 7, or choose like Wind. 8 (metro environment - tablet version), or like 10 too (almost) when you choose auto settings, etc. . And 8.1 is almost as fast as 10, I think.
 
  • #457
fresh_42 said:
Who cares bad grades at school when you just found lots of barrels of fidget spinners?

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Looks like an Andy Warhol photo shoot. :eek:
 
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  • #465
fresh_42 said:
Who cares bad grades at school when you just found lots of barrels of fidget spinners?

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davenn said:
ohh dear ... haha

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Why look for barrels when we've got the spinners on PF? (icons): :radioactive: :radioactive: :radioactive: ... :woot: :oldlove:

But WARNING! Please do not leave the forums to play! :olduhh: Go back to your threads after or while playing! ... :book::run:
 
  • #466
No one saw the last joke above, or no one got it, or no one liked it? ... "I'm disappointed"! :cry:... Lol
Or is it because it's summer (northern hemisphere ...) and people are swimming at the beach ..., thus having limited "indoors internet 'traffic' " ... ?
Unless people are prejudiced and biased against me or something, for some reason.
In that case perhaps we are forgetting the "common sense - basic courtesy rules" ..., or then again may be not ... :smile:
 
  • #467
Stavros Kiri said:
No one saw the last joke above, or no one got it, or no one liked it? ... "I'm disappointed"! :cry:... Lol
Or is it because it's summer (northern hemisphere ...) and people are swimming at the beach ..., thus having limited "indoors internet 'traffic' " ... ?
Unless people are prejudiced and biased against me or something, for some reason.
In that case perhaps we are forgetting the "common sense - basic courtesy rules" ..., or then again may be not ... :smile:
Sorry, it didn't strike me as funny. Especially contrasted with the very funny nature of the original meme image (which I shared on Facebook, which I hardly ever do). Hang in there!
 
  • #468
berkeman said:
Sorry, it didn't strike me as funny. Especially contrasted with the very funny nature of the original meme image (which I shared on Facebook, which I hardly ever do). Hang in there!
On the other hand, I didn't find the original very funny, but just ok. Humour is subjective and relative, IMO. But thanks, indeed! :smile:
 
  • #469
Agreed. Humor depends so much on a person's background, experiences, language nuances, etc. :smile:
 
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  • #470
For example, I have some extra training with HAZMAT for my part-time job as a Medic. There is a lot of (sometimes dark) humor in EMS/Fire about HAZMAT and amateurs that come across it. So that meme was very funny for me, especially the part about not being good at science.
 
  • #471
berkeman said:
For example, I have some extra training with HAZMAT for my part-time job as a Medic. There is a lot of (sometimes dark) humor in EMS/Fire about HAZMAT and amateurs that come across it. So that meme was very funny for me, especially the part about not being good at science.
Ok I get it now
 
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from The Far Side ...

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  • #473
Another The Far Side ...

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  • #474
This reminded me of PF's rules for source citations.

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  • #475
Borg said:
This reminded me of PF's rules for source citations.
hahaha yeah, a lot of truth in there
 
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  • #478
davenn said:
but unfortunately I had to go to Win 10. My experiences with
WIN10 so far are " I am not amused!"

I found a tweet on the topic:
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This is a blood pressure monitor!
 
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  • #481
Hooray, I am at the absolute top of the Bell curve!
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  • #484
hahahaha
 
  • #485
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  • #486
Theorist A: I'm dating the most beautiful girl!
Theorist B: Really?!
Theorist A: Yes. She can be fully described by a single parameter.
 
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  • #487
The life of a graduate student is described by two sets of parameters:
From appartment to department and ... from adviser to budweiser
 
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  • #489
Forget the satellites and pictures allegedly taken from orbit. This is the most convincing argument ever:
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  • #490
fresh_42 said:
Forget the satellites and pictures allegedly taken from orbit. This is the most convincing argument ever:View attachment 206766
indeed !
 
  • #491
Well, you'd think that. But have you ever wondered why does the flat Earth rest on the backs of four elephants, and not e.g. ducks, or armadillos?
The whole point of the four elephants, you see, is so that they may catch things pushed off by cats (with their trunks, doh) and put them back in.
As you can see, the flat Earth cosmology is far more robust than a layman might judge.
 
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  • #492
Bandersnatch said:
But have you ever wondered why does the flat Earth rest on the backs of four elephants, and not e.g. ducks, or armadillos?
The whole point of the four elephants, you see, is so that they may catch things pushed off by cats (with their trunks, doh) and put them back in.
But everyone knows it's turtles all the way down! How good are turtles at catching things?
 
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  • #493
Einstein and three of his non-science friends are discussing:
Einstein: guys I discovered recently that the fastest thing in the world is light!
Friend1: I've always thought the fastest was a fast closing door ... I can never catch it.
Friend2: Gee guys no! The fastest thing ever is thought in the brain ...
Friend3: (laughing out loud) That's bs! You guys are all wrong! The fastest thing in the world is when you have the runs*! Last time it hit me I had no time at all to either think, close the door or turn on the light! ...

*diarrhea
 
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  • #498
Today's SMBC.

I love coffee, so I love this one. Note the reference to the golden ratio. Hee hee. :DD

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[Source: http://www.smbc-comics.com/comic/espresso]

[Edit: On a more detailed reading, I suspect Mr. Weinersmith might have meant to express the "Phicetto" as \frac{\mathrm{espresso \ + \ milk}}{\mathrm{milk}} = \frac{\mathrm{milk}}{\mathrm{espresso}}, given its location on the line. His original expression would have been correct if it was on the other side of "Antoccino." "A" for effort though.]
 
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  • #499
collinsmark said:
I love coffee, so I love this one.
You know, the first liter is the most important!

I'll never understand that milk thingy. The tough ones don't drink milk. They eat the cow.
 
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  • #500
haha

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