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Who is your fave physics wizard/mathemitizer?!
The discussion revolves around ideas for a math or physics-themed tattoo that balances artistic appeal with symbolic meaning. Participants explore various concepts while adhering to specific aesthetic requirements, such as size and abstraction.
Participants express a range of opinions on what constitutes a good tattoo design, with no clear consensus on specific ideas. Some agree on the need for artistic interpretation, while others have differing views on the aesthetic qualities of potential designs.
Participants highlight limitations in their preferences, such as avoiding large patches of solid color and the desire for designs that are not overly pictorial or diagrammatic. There is also uncertainty regarding how well certain mathematical concepts would translate into tattoo art.
leroyjenkens said:A tattoo of equations and stuff like that just makes it look like you're trying too hard to look smart.
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Amanheis said:There is a square missing, it should be E^2 instead of E in the energy-momentum relation.
How does this happen? I noticed it within 2 seconds of looking at that picture. You'd think people would pay more attention to what they permanently write on their skin.
Then again, I've seen a lot worse tattoo typos on the internets...