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gabbagabbahey said:
To whom. Her brother through marriage.
Or: How to Annoy People with Nerdy Comments
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This discussion centers around the humorous use of scientific terminology and nerdy comments in everyday conversations. Participants share anecdotes and examples of how they incorporate complex language and concepts, such as "non-rotational molecular kinetic energy" and "Periplaneta Americana," to elicit reactions from friends and family. The thread highlights the enjoyment derived from making ordinary observations sound overly intellectual, often leading to confusion or laughter among peers. Overall, the conversation emphasizes the playful intersection of science and humor.
PREREQUISITES- Understanding of basic scientific terminology
- Familiarity with humor and wordplay techniques
- Knowledge of common scientific concepts (e.g., kinetic energy, isotropy)
- Ability to recognize and appreciate nerd culture
- Explore the use of scientific humor in popular media
- Research the principles of wordplay and puns in language
- Study the impact of humor on social interactions
- Learn about the psychology behind nerd culture and its appeal
This discussion is beneficial for humor enthusiasts, educators looking to engage students with science, and anyone interested in the dynamics of nerd culture and its role in social interactions.
To whom. Her brother through marriage.
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Math Jeans
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"Do you think that I should cut the pie into squares?"
"Why would you do that? If two pie are squared, then you get two circles anyway."
"Why would you do that? If two pie are squared, then you get two circles anyway."
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Gokul43201 said:
I still don't get it
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Jonathan Scott
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Georgepowell said:I still don't get it
What's h over 2 pi called? Apply same principle.
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I actually saw a guy wearing one of those "I wish I were your derivative so I could lie tangent to your curves" shirts. I wished that some woman near him would say "Yeah...sorry, but I'm the snowflake curve".
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