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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.
  • #301
What do we want? TIME MACHINES!
When do we want them? DOESN'T MATTER!
 
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  • #303
Basic Science.

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  • #304
davenn said:
Basic Science.
I can get the bit about rap and tors, but meh, I'll just have to work on the rest of it.
 
  • #305
rootone said:
I can get the bit about rap and tors, but meh, I'll just have to work on the rest of it.

velociraptor = a species of dinosaur

playing with a couple of fictitious dinosaur names distaraptor and timeraptor
one can have fun with the sci formula of velocity = distance / time
 
  • #306
I did get it really:-p
 
  • #307
I guess the name is not a coincidence.

A distaraptor would walk a lot, and a timeraptor (tempusraptor?) would have a long life?
 
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  • #308
mfb said:
I guess the name is not a coincidence.

A distaraptor would walk a lot, and a timeraptor (tempusraptor?) would have a long life?
hahaha nice response :smile:
 
  • #309
There has been Triassic mathematics, too:

Theorem of Pyroraptor for right Triceratops:
Hypselosaurus squared is the sum of the two Lepidus squared.
 
  • #310
Today's xkcd:

Color Pattern
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(With mouseover: "When the spacing is tight / And the difference is slight / That's a moiré")

[Source: https://www.xkcd.com/1814/]
 
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  • #311
mfb said:
I guess the name is not a coincidence.

A distaraptor would walk a lot, and a timeraptor (tempusraptor?) would have a long life?
I think a more fitting name would be a tempasaurus, which totally ruins the joke but sounds like a thing. Tempasaurus can also be a nickname for a very agitated temp
 
  • #312
collinsmark said:
Today's xkcd:

Color Pattern
color_pattern_2x.png


(With mouseover: "When the spacing is tight / And the difference is slight / That's a moiré")

[Source: https://www.xkcd.com/1814/]

Love it!
 
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  • #314
Come on, it's not brain surgery.

 
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  • #315
mfb said:
Come on, it's not brain surgery.



No sound
 
  • #316
I have sound in that video.
You can search for "Brain Surgeon - That Mitchell & Webb Look" to find more videos, maybe some other video works.
 
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  • #320
What can be seen in this animation?

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The periodic table
 
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  • #321
mfb said:
What can be seen in this animation?

RIDggsf.gif


The periodic table

This is a Schrödinger post!
I both like and can't like it, due to some glitch in the website that gives me an error message when I try to like it.
 
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  • #322
I can like it now.
I guess its probability state has collapsed or been resolved or whatever.
 
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  • #323
BillTre said:
I can like it now.
I guess its probability state has collapsed or been resolved or whatever.
<whisper> Shhh. A hidden variable came into effect ... <\whisper>
 
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  • #326
Elon Musk's west coast booster rocket recovery barge name
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AZ Museum of Natural History on facebook.
 
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  • #328
gleem said:
Elon Musk's west coast booster rocket recovery barge name
From the Culture series. "Of Course I Still Love You" is the east coast ship, handling most of the landings.
The other one (at the west coast) is called "Just read the instructions".
 
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  • #330
There are rumors that there is one human mentor left in this forum, but we couldn't find them so far.
 
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  • #331
How do differential geometers say hello to each other?

Good Fibrations!

 
  • #332
(True Story) I was always worried that I would do something that would break or ruin our first child (I had zero child rearing or child care experience). So when my spouse got pregnant with our second child, I asked if we could name her Backup. You know... just in case something went wrong with the first one.

She vetoed the name.
 
  • #333
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  • #334
davenn said:
A bit old, but Cn is a good choice. Only the weight is a little too high.
 
  • #335
mfb said:
I guess the name is not a coincidence.

A distaraptor would walk a lot, and a timeraptor (tempusraptor?) would have a long life?
... and the ratio is implied to be [defined as] the 'Standard Dinosaur Ratio' ...
Basic science, indeed!
 
  • #336
Stavros Kiri said:
... and the ratio is implied to be [defined as] the 'Standard Dinosaur Ratio' ...
If I'd ever used the CGS system of units, I could probably make some joke about dynosaurs. But I never did, so I can't.
 
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  • #337
DINosaurs? They all have a standard size!
 
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  • #338
Lets call it science study :wink:

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  • #339
mfb said:
The periodic table
Here's another one:
 
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  • #340
davenn said:
Lets call it science study :wink:

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Its yellow-brown color fits the designation "low-grade paper."
 
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  • #341
Old, but not in this thread yet:

How can you tell the difference between a chemist and a plumber?

Ask them to pronounce "unionized".

Alternatively:
Ask them for Avogadro's number and see if they start looking through their contact list.
 
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  • #342
mfb said:
How can you tell the difference between a chemist and a plumber?

Ask them to pronounce "unionized".
So how would each pronounce it?

Oh, un-ionized vs. union-ized?
 
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  • #343
EnumaElish said:
Oh, un-ionized vs. union-ized?
Exactly
 
  • #344
mfb said:
How can you tell the difference between a chemist and a plumber?
Which made me remember...

In chemistry class I met a girl who initially made me very tired. Her name was Ann Esthesia. I thought she was pretty, even though she had a mole. I gave her a necklace and waited for the chain reaction. Now I think we have a good relationship; it seems solid.
 
  • #345
DennisN said:
... it seems solid.
Probably because you are laughing your gas off all the time.
 
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  • #347
yikes hahaha
 
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  • #349
jobyts said:
What do we want? TIME MACHINES!
When do we want them? DOESN'T MATTER!
:oldlaugh: Hilarious!
 
  • #350
Math was easy in the Roman empire. x was always 10.
 
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