What Could the Hidden Math Formula on This Shirt Be?

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A user seeks help identifying a math or physics-related formula depicted in a drawing of a "random man," whose head resembles a question mark. Attempts to enhance the image for clarity have been unsuccessful, leading to frustration over the lost drawing. The conversation reveals that the user had taken multiple photos but struggled with visibility due to poor lighting. Another participant suggests recreating the drawing based on a screenshot, humorously noting that the image upside down reads "Spam." The discussion highlights the challenges of retrieving details from low-quality images and the creative potential of recreating lost artwork.
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Hi. I apologize if this thread is too stupid or if this is the wrong section.

I made a drawing a long time ago:


This should be "random man", and I bet that in his shirt there is something math/physics-related, maybe a formula. Do you have any idea? I don't remember and nothing comes to mind.

I know the clues aren't great, but I figure it's worth a try.
 
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Is this a recent photo?
Can you post a better one?

It took me a few moments to realize that his head is a question mark.

Here is the logo enlarged and enhanced.
Unfortunately, Gigapixel couldn't do anything with it to bring out any further details.

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Damn, must be hopeless then. I took the picture some time ago, maybe with another phone, I don't know, maybe it was night and the light in my room was weak. I remember that I tried to take multiple pictures because the writing wasn't visible, but to no avail, then I gave up. The drawing was lost...

Fun fact: I presume that the question mark was willingly resembling a face somehow.
 
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The drawing was lost...
Why not just recreate it? you've got a screen cap to work from...
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Upside down it says "Spam"...

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