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Have You Heard These Science Jokes Before?
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The forum discussion centers around the humorous interpretation of the phrase 'kal se padhenge' (कल से पढ़ेंगे), which translates to 'I'll start reading tomorrow,' highlighting procrastination in studying. Participants share a famous limerick about Special Relativity, emphasizing the comedic intersection of science and humor. Additionally, a user points out the existence of a dedicated thread for science jokes, memes, and cartoons, encouraging others to explore it for more content.
PREREQUISITES- Understanding of basic Hindi or Urdu phrases
- Familiarity with Special Relativity concepts
- Knowledge of online translation tools
- Awareness of science humor and memes
- Explore the existing thread on science jokes at Physics Forums
- Research more about Special Relativity and its implications
- Learn about the cultural significance of procrastination phrases in different languages
- Investigate the use of humor in educational contexts to enhance learning
Students, educators, and science enthusiasts looking for a light-hearted approach to scientific concepts and those interested in the cultural aspects of procrastination.
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sysprog
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I'm not sure that everyone here knows what 'kal se padhenge' (कल से पढ़ेंगे) means, so I'll explain (I don't know Hindi or Urdu, but I know how to use online translators): it means literally 'tomorrow from will read', more anglo-idiomatically, 'I'll start reading tomorrow' -- the idea is along the lines of no matter how many days you have available for studying, you'll keep putting it off until tomorrow, and will as a consequence experience increasing pressure as you approach the exam date.Anti Hydrogen said:
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nice one :Dsysprog said:
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jedishrfu
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Famous Special Relativity limerick:
There once was a lady named Bright
Who traveled much faster than light.
She went out one day
In a relative way,
And returned the previous night.
There once was a lady named Bright
Who traveled much faster than light.
She went out one day
In a relative way,
And returned the previous night.
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That is not a meme @jedishrfu , I know it's Xmas day and everything but this is pf.jedishrfu said:
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Maybe you don't know that there is already a thread for science jokes ? ...Anti Hydrogen said:
with memes, cartoons and other general text giggles
https://www.physicsforums.com/threads/collection-of-science-jokes-p2.847743/