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Who is your fave physics wizard/mathemitizer?!
The forum discussion centers around Warren's quest for a math or physics-themed tattoo that is both artistic and abstract. Key suggestions include designs like a Mobius strip, Calabi-Yau manifold, and light cone, all emphasizing simplicity and elegance. Participants stress the importance of the artist's interpretation, suggesting that the tattoo should avoid equations or overly pictorial elements. The consensus is that the design should be small, fitting within a 3" x 3" area, and utilize clean lines without large patches of solid color.
PREREQUISITESThis discussion is beneficial for individuals considering a tattoo that reflects mathematical or scientific themes, artists looking for inspiration in abstract designs, and anyone interested in the cultural implications of body 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...