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Hear ye, hear ye, dear science enthusiasts! If your brain is longing for some witty humor, itching to be scratched by the revelation of what makes a certain joke funny, you’re in luck! We seem to have exactly what you’re looking for.
Below, you will find some of the best science-based memes, shared by the Facebook page fittingly titled ‘Science Memes,’ which has already amassed more than 1.3 million followers. If you’re thinking they must be some good memes if they’ve glued so many people to their devices, let us assure you—they are. So make yourself comfortable, maybe grab a snack or two, and enjoy the giggling session as you scroll through this unique blend of humor and science. Also, be sure to upvote your favorite memes!
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Kise Miarse 1 year ago
On the contrary - I think the British public should start naming *everything*
Ace 1 year ago
It's a fake https://yourmileagemayvary.com/2021/12/03/wait-they-named-the-plane-that/
Brenda Spagnola-Wilson 1 year ago
ROTFLMAO 😂 Brilliant! At least they actually used a name suggested by the public. Sometimes they refuse
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Zophra 1 year ago
NOOOOO.... the DNA with 4 bases can't be built into different things- the amino acids (20 "legos" they code for can be built into different things. This is terribly flawed analogy.
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Pandarosa 1 year ago
Tell me about it, I'm learning Portuguese because my Carlos disdains the English language ffs 😎
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Whether you’re a science geek in the best sense of the word or someone who’s had enough of it back at school, you ought to agree that these science-based memes are pretty funny. Probably that’s why the ‘Science Meme’ Facebook page, created roughly a decade ago, has already amassed more than 1.3 million followers.
It will come as no surprise, but people enjoy funny content. That’s why you might recall an anecdote faster than a scientific fact. But the two can actually go hand in hand, sometimes even helping students learn about science and the world we live in.
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Ashlie Benson 1 year ago
It is, but imagine when archeologists discover it some day. They will place so much meaning on it, like "there are odd carvings" or "it was obviously of a high monetary value".
Load More Replies... Brenda Spagnola-Wilson 1 year ago
That is a seriously great thing for the museum to do! How awesome! Imagine being a kid and donating your most precious possession just so others could enjoy it as much as you do!?! What a wonderful kid!
Anon822209 1 year ago
You know, if there were a museum of exhibits chosen by kids, with placards explaining why each kid chose that thing, I would totally go to that museum.
Research on the educational power of humor on student engagement in online learning environments found that humor can increase students’ engagement in the process of learning.
“The positive effects of humorous elements for behavioral engagement in the discussion help to maintain active participation and tracking of discussion topics,” the study read in part. “In practical assignments, the humorous element has a positive effect on the indicators of behavioral engagement, including the time spent and number of assignment attempts.”
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Just Cosmo 1 year ago
Well, we can hear shapes making noises. Plants do use light to make food. Bees are smart. Something can have mass but no weight.
Alex Kennedy 1 year ago
Wait, what? What can have mass but no weight? The fact that inertia and gravity are always exactly proportional is a mystery — I’m not sure whether advanced physics has solved it or not (my ignorance, not physics’ failure).
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Jaya 1 year ago
I don't know if it was bogus or not, but I once saw a video that showed that if you put some hot and cold things next to each other in a row on the skin of someone's arm (so hot - cold - hot - cold), it sends signals to their brain that their arm is getting burned and people pull their arm away in pain.
Mary Peace 11 months ago
I don't like things even 'a little bit hot'. If I have curry, it has to be not just mild, but very mild, so it's not really worth calling it curry. So if I met the OP, I'd have to say, "Thank you for your service."
CatD 10 months ago
Thank you, I noticed that too. The first time I read it through, my brain just filled it in.
Load More Replies... Kris “ADHD_Carrier” Dudoich 12 months ago
Yeah, just like you can stick one hand in a fire and burn it and the other in liquid nitrogen and get frost bite!
🩶🩷Marvin HoG🩷🩶 1 year ago
Me, who made the mistake of have a cough drops right before a burrito bowl
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Verena 1 year ago
And this is more or less exactly how it went. It was an exchange of benefits: Protection traded for cuddles and food
ninjaTrashPandaBoom 1 year ago
I think butt scratches and tummy rubs were also required, but a great deal nonetheless!
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Deborah B 1 year ago (edited)
Humans: Invent agriculture Mice: Free food! Cats: Hunting mice. "Oh, look, warm shelter and unattended food. This is my house now, touch me and I'll cut you." Humans: .... "Can I touch you? What if I lure you with food?"
Mary Peace 11 months ago
Yes, I heard about this in a flour mill, where the mice were eating the grain, so the humans welcomed the cats to catch the mice.
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TotallyNOTAFox 1 year ago
A fun thing: Foxes are getting closer to be domesticated as they noticed the benefits dogs have
ninjaTrashPandaBoom 1 year ago
Totally...NOT...A...Fox...hmmm....exactly what a fox would say...
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Dr. Ronald A. Berk, Professor Emeritus of Biostatistics and Measurement at Johns Hopkins University, seconds the idea that humor can be used to help students learn easier; and, of course, make the process more fun!
Berk, a professor of a rather intimidating subject, was cited by the American Psychological Association (APA), saying that humor helps relieve fear and reduce anxiety. "When I enter the classroom, I want to change the entire atmosphere into one where everyone has fun with the material—even if the material is complex," he said.
But, according to the professor, it’s important not to overdo it, too, as comedy should complement the course material and not distract students from it.
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st4x2gt974 1 year ago
I just love that someone accurately placed him in the Late Cretaceous! 🙏
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Bill 1 year ago
Now I want to say a Dad joke but I think It may be too offensive. Pretty funny at the garage in 1992 but now maybe not so much.
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Mary Peace 11 months ago
How did the new species obtain robots that are waterproof? Can the scientists learn from them?
Argie Smith 12 months ago
Scientists use robots to find 30 potentially new species at the bottom of deep sea. There. Fixed it.
Humor when learning can be used in all sorts of ways. According to APA, in one of professor Berk’s classes, for instance, he had two groups of students enter the classroom, the first group doing so accompanied by the song “All That Jazz” and the second group later to the beats of the theme music from “Rocky”.
The first group of students wearing white gloves and the second one throwing punches with hooded sweatshirts were used by the professor to explain the concept of statistical sampling designs. It’s safe to say that whether or not they passed their exams, the students remembered statistical sampling and that particular lesson for a long time.
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Soton_Sherpa 1 year ago (edited)
Or, as the late Terry Pratchet wrote, a cat in a box can be in one of three states. Alive, dead or bloody furious!
Pamela Christie 12 months ago
Now that we know it's definitely alive, what'll we do about the old hypothesis?
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Just Cosmo 1 year ago
Well, it's technically not yet entirely correct as a theory. It still has multiple flaws when it comes to certain aspects of quantum mechanics.
Cuppa tea? 1 year ago
It's a theory, therefore it can be adjusted, amended, corrected.
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Regina Holt 1 year ago
Talent. Good use of your time. But the biggest feat is to have been able to refrain from eating them all.
Brendan Hills 1 year ago
Perhaps she started with 100 cans and this all that's left...
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Unsurprisingly, funny memes can also help students learn and retain information. A study on enhancing the student learning experience through memes found that both creating and using memes can improve the perception of knowledge retention. According to it, the majority of students considered meme-making to be “both fun and relevant while helping them remember and reflect on class content”.
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Deta Rossiter 1 year ago
As a South African, i would love to hear the discussion actually.. LOL
BeesEelsAndPups 1 year ago
As a nerd, I would have proposed marriage by the end of the lecture.
Load More Replies... The Cute Cat 1 year ago
You need to try other man.. That one is too stoopid to know your worth
Pandemonium 1 year ago
She has found a very effective filter to winnow out the chaff
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Graf666Orlok 1 year ago
By "fish people" do you mean the denizens of Innsmouth? Because if not, I cant help you.
Cristi nah 1 year ago
Who doesn't like talking about coelacanths??! I would have talked about nautilus too
Damned_Cat 1 year ago
I'd rather hear 30 minutes of coelacanths than make some useless small talk.
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Nikole 1 year ago
I don’t know about you, but I have a rock that keeps bears away.
Load More Replies... Pamela Christie 12 months ago
And look! He's exactly the same size as the sign! Unless...Has anyone got a banana?
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Janissary35680 1 year ago
Yes. And the one at the left has a Premium account.🤪
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Whether it’s studying or leisure that drives you to the warm embrace of memes, you’re in luck, as we have quite a few of them in store for you here at Bored Panda. If you’d like to continue browsing them, make yourself comfortable and open up our category dedicated entirely to memes for more similar, but not necessarily science-focused, content. Have fun!
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Nidi Nidii 1 year ago
In german Carlos could mean without car. A turtle in the size of a car without a car. Just saying.
Tucker Cahooter 1 year ago
Is Carlos the scale just because he happened to be around at the time, or is he now the accepted unit of measure when a banana is too small?
Jaya 1 year ago
What a job that would be, travelling all over the world to lie next to things.
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WineDrinker2022 11 months ago
2 carlos long, 1.6 carlos wide. From this angle, can't tell how what fraction of a carlos thick it is.
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st4x2gt974 1 year ago
Reminds me of one of my fav Ryan and Colin exchanges in “Whose line is it Anyway”. They walk out as gladiators and Colin turns to Ryan and calls him “TES-tik-leez” They didn’t make it any further in the sketch.
Andrew Keir 12 months ago
Like the Monty Python bit about the guy with a speech difficulty who claims he (R)anks higher than anyone else in Rome. Smut works...
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LonelyLittleLeafSheep 1 year ago
The one on the left looks like Homer Simpson and Pennywise made a baby!!
Brenda Spagnola-Wilson 1 year ago
I dislike how ultrasounds of fetuses look. (My youngest looked like Chester Cheetah from the Cheetos commercials!) That's just too creepy for words 😳
Nonna_SoF 1 year ago (edited)
Also, you know ionizing radiation. MRIs use it ultrasounds don't. Edit: No, I'm thinking of CT scans. MRIs use radio waves. I should really go to sleep.
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that one guy 1 year ago
What about non polar covalent? those ones are friends because they share
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DennyS (denzoren) 1 year ago
Not to mention how many times they would have made corrections for a rewrite...there are always corrections.
Gregg Bender 12 months ago
Our youngest daughter would have done this if she had thought of it.
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CatD 10 months ago
She doesn't know that mushrooms are more like animals than they are like plants.
Load More Replies... Steve Robert 12 months ago
But they are all living creatures. But try telling that to a vegan.
Bill 1 year ago
I just figure most animals we consume are vegan by nature so they did the work for me plus a boost of protein. Thank you delicious bacon.
CatD 10 months ago
Actually pigs are omnivores that will happily eat you too.
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Jaya 1 year ago
Huh? How on earth could you know whether this person is tresspassing?
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Just Cosmo 1 year ago (edited)
erm, it's a non-zero net force. So if you put force on a girl that's greater than another force acting on her, it's a non-net force. But if you put force on a girl you are with, you lose her. But no. If you act a force on a girl either way they're gonna act and punch you in the face which is an equal and opposite reaction.
Bill 1 year ago
You're either not paying enough attention or suffocating her. And if you had read her mind you would know that. I swear they are an entirely different species. Yes I am single thank goodness. 3 divorces are enough to make me consider that maybe I'm the problem. I was told I was too controlling. I just didn't think for her to stop injecting crystal meth was too much to ask. Oh well.
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Michael Largey 1 year ago
"Trust to inertia. It's the most powerful force in the universe." - Nero Wolfe
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Brenda Spagnola-Wilson 1 year ago
I always wondered why peacocks (male) are so colorful and peahens (female) aren't. I think it's because the guys just HAVE to show off. The girls don't really give a c**p. Watch them sometime. 😆
Feathered Dinosaur 1 year ago
Human males also have sexual ornamentation (look it up if you don't believe me). The beard, low voice and overall greater hight and stronger build, especially in the upper body. It's a show of dominance over other males and often results in fighting each other for the women's favor. Yes, it's very similar to other male apes like gorillas
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Itsmeagain 12 months ago
The only thing guys have going for them is their plummage - their physical attributes. There's nothing going on upstairs.
Marnie 1 year ago
Actually, this is true for a lot of human societies in various places and times. If you consider the current idea (possibly false) that men find attraction more in the visual, then it stands to reason that women would have to try less to be visually appealing, since men already have a heightened sense of that. And if women are not so attracted to the visual, the men would have to do more visually to appeal to the women. Truth is, in modern Western societies, the courting rituals are all askew as compared to most of the past.
Kris “ADHD_Carrier” Dudoich 12 months ago
And then there are birds like the blue jay, bald eagle, black-capped chickadee, and mourning dove who have no sexual dimorphism so they are both equally beautiful. :)
Katie Allen 1 year ago
what about those parrots where the males are green and the females are red?
Nosotros Los Lobos Estamos Regresando 12 months ago
Honest handicap, because being pretty and easily noticeable implies a lot of energy and good genes to stay alive. Females in safest areas as Paradise Birds have the luxury of discarding for the slightest s**t.
Nils Skirnir 1 year ago
While modern human females are artificially adorned, in the natural state they are no more adorned than males. Like most other mammals
Marnie 1 year ago
In all societies? I think there are still some societies where the men are fancier when dressed up than the women.
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cj be like 1 year ago
idk about the time but there sure is a lotta stuff on his head
Load More Replies... Jed 1 year ago
It's pretty hard to faze or out-weird most librarians. Your project could take awhile.
CatD 10 months ago
I wouldn't say anything, just to see how big his head would get.😂
Load More Replies... BookFanatic 1 year ago
As a librarian I would totally lose my s**t if someone did this to us. 😂
Patrick Quigley 12 months ago
You need to read a few more books to know that the word in this context is “subtly” ( not “subtelty”).
Lindy Mac 12 months ago
I make so many typos that I won't dare say anything to him on that. 🙄😂🤣
Load More Replies... Lindy Mac 12 months ago
Where is this guy where he has to RENT BOOKS? They are too polite to say anything about what they perceive as a serious medical condition.
Mary Peace 11 months ago
Librarians aren't usually medically trained, how would they know this was a serious medical condition?
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Hoi-Polloi 11 months ago
My favorite is Herodotus. When explaining a phenomenon, he'll give the leading three theories that explain it; these usually contain a mostly-correct explanation, and two whacked-out theories. He will then inevitably endorse the theory that has Apollo doing something badass in his Sun-chariot.
Andrew Keir 12 months ago
"Self-evident" is down there with "Eminent domain" as two of the greatest A*s-umptions still in use
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Sue 1 year ago
A bunch are repeats but better than reading stolen Reddit posts.
Load More Replies... Norm Gilmore 1 year ago
TIL. The contents of my fridge is actually the materials needed for a science fair project..
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Regina Holt 1 year ago
Years ago, I was reading Scientific American magazine in a library while a friend was looking a cookbooks. I go running over to my friend whispery-exclaiming "I'm in Scientific American, I'm in Scientific American!" She was wondering what the heck I was talking about. I was just involved in a group of people, and that group was mentioned in an article. No actual names were given, but I still felt worthy of being called "sciency"
Aroace tiger (she/they/he) 1 year ago
WAIT IT MEANS AND OTHERS WERE INVOLVED?!? Thank u BP comments for cintext for me working thie out... i truely am not the sharpest lightbulb in the freezer haha
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Pandemonium 1 year ago
My friend Steven put a humidifier and a dehumidifier in the same room and turned them both up to 11
Nikole 1 year ago
Obviously this is a joke, but you really should have probiotics when you’re on antibiotics, unless you want to play free and loose with the chance of getting a yeast infection.
Child of the Stars 1 year ago
Yup. Our GP always reminds me to give the kids Activia when they're taking an antibiotic.
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Pandemonium 1 year ago
To tell the difference leave and then check whether you see it later or after awhile.
BananaSplit1234 1 year ago
One one the left is alligator, one on right is crocodile. You can tell by their snout. Alligators have a more broad, u-shaped snout while crocodiles have more narrow, v-shaped snout.
Serena Myers 1 year ago
I always thought that unfair to people that use mnemonics to remember things! Alligators should have an A shaped snout, crocodiles should have a C shaped snout, but being as perverse as they are, they have to do it the other way round!
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The Mediterranean Fruit 1 year ago
If I remember what Wild Krats taught me, the alligator is on the left and the crocodile is on the right. Crocodiles have a more "v" shaped head and alligators have a "u" shaped head.
GhostlySnail (she/her) 11 months ago
Ah, another wild krats kid! They taught me so much when I was younger :)
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B Jones 1 year ago
The crocodile has an A shaped snout and the alligator has a C shaped one. Missed opportunity.
Cristi nah 1 year ago (edited)
I wouldn't want to know their names but the way of running away
Linda Robinett 12 months ago
Watch shows that take place in the United States. We have both but the predominate species is the alligator.
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LonelyLittleLeafSheep 1 year ago (edited)
Me, who knows he's the Greek ruler of the Underworld. Edit: Pluto was the ROMAN god of the Underworld (always get Greek/Roman mixed up). No trophy for me.
winterwidow87 1 year ago (edited)
Ackchyually Pluto is the name the romans gave to the god of the underworld. His Greek name was Hades.
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Child of the Stars 1 year ago
I live in Flagstaff, AZ where Pluto was discovered and "Pluto is a planet" is practically a religion here, as if it's reclassification somehow diminishes the importance of its discovery. It's weird and disturbing how people are about it here.
Sarcastic Panda 11 months ago
I'm not saying that disowning a planet named for the god of death was a bad omen, but... *gestures vaguely at everything*
Hoi-Polloi 11 months ago
Saw a T-shirt once, which read: "Dear Nasa. Pluto was big enough for your Mom." Classic!
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Pamela Christie 12 months ago
Wow. So THAT'S why so many of us are not height/weight proportionate.
Steve Robert 12 months ago
Did you see the new Alternative Lifestyle Barbie? Comes with Ken and Skipper. Steely Dan included (batteries are extra)
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me myself and i (she/her) 1 year ago
i think twice a month, but apparently the adverb could be both?
General Anaesthesia 1 year ago (edited)
Yup, bi-monthly can be either. Schrödinger's adjective?
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Deborah B 1 year ago
It means both, there are literally two definitions. Which is very unhelpful.
Regina Holt 1 year ago
Flammable and inflammable. Two words, same meaning.
Load More Replies... Jaya 1 year ago
The purpose of words is communicating something to someone, and if a word obviously fails to do that, we should just stop using that word, because it is completely useless. And if bimonthly can mean both AND people are this divided about which one of the meanings is right, it obviously makes no sense to use it anymore.
Christina A Davis 1 year ago
The actual definition does cover BOTH, twice a month AND every two months. The English language is crazy.
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Verena 1 year ago
Don't. See it as a part of education which might be unpleasant for you, and from a certain stage onwards maybe not necessary for your future work life, so it might feel as a waste of time. But just keep on listening, maybe some time in future your kid or kids from family/friends will excel at maths and will be happy that at least someone else has a vague understanding of it.
Load More Replies... Brenda Spagnola-Wilson 1 year ago
There needs to be better alternatives for higher mathematics. I tried intermediate algebra 3 times in college and ended up dropping it to save my GPA. Even though I took advanced classes in some subjects, I was so bad at math that my counselors recommended math fundamentals and life skills math for my math credits. Every single alternative for math in college involved algebra! Statistics classes and astronomy. Even people with certain learning disabilities had no other options. I have dyscalcula, so something different would have helped
Deborah 1 year ago
I have that problem too, it took me twice as long to pass high school math as it should have. There should be alternatives for those with learning issues.
Load More Replies... Michael Largey 1 year ago
In high school, math taught my brain how to dance. Unfortunately for my dates, it withheld that knowledge from the rest of my body.
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Michael Largey 1 year ago
Or when it's not the answer to the question because it's already been the answer to another question on the test.
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Brenda Spagnola-Wilson 1 year ago
If you can explain it in layman's terms, I love to hear about it. Talk using words only those in your field might use (but probably don't), I'm liable to fall asleep 😴
CanadianDimes 1 year ago
One of the things I teach PhD students to do is communicate their research in lay terms - it's a lot of fun!
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Firstname Lastname 1 year ago
I have a friend that I call Moth actually, and yes, his full name is Timothy.
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CanadianDimes 1 year ago
As someone who teaches in higher education, I absolutely hate seeing this kind of thing. It just tells me the person running that session either has no sense of how much time it takes to teach something, will try to cram *way* too much info into the allotted time, or run out of time and spend two frantic minutes whizzing through 50 slides. Or all of the above.
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Tucker Cahooter 1 year ago
Well all the people of Springfield (except Lisa of course) fell for it
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CanadianDimes 1 year ago
I remember when I learned we have no idea what the part of the Milky Way directly opposite us through the centre of the galaxy looks like, because that centre is too bright. It blew my mind because I'd never thought of that but *of course* it's too bright to see past!
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LonelyLittleLeafSheep 1 year ago
Yeah, as a zoologist, can confirm that's not how things work.
CP 1 year ago
As a person who will admit animal knowledge isn't my strong suit, even I know that doesn't work.
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Michael None 1 year ago
Disney and Pixar have never really been known for their scientific accuracy.
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Janissary35680 1 year ago
Wouldn't the ball veer off to the aft if this plane were actually flying?
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Scott Rackley 1 year ago
"probability has no memory" - one of my math professors
Load More Replies... Michael Largey 1 year ago
If an event with a probability of 50% occurs 20 times in a row, what can you presume with high confidence? That the probability is not in fact 50%.
Janissary35680 1 year ago
Exactly so. And this is one way professional gamblers make money.
Load More Replies... Nonna_SoF 1 year ago
That's a pretty good streak for a 50/50 chance. 0.5^20 if I recall. Something like ~0.0001% chance.
Janissary35680 1 year ago
Yes and so it does justify *some* confidence in the next outcome in strictly practical terms.
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Just Cosmo 1 year ago
But I want to make my mental health and capacity to go to the extreme limits :(
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DennyS (denzoren) 1 year ago
"Fred is a surgeon?....cool cool cool cool cool....hope I never need surgery"
Michael Largey 1 year ago (edited)
Many of my students have become doctors. I mean licenses and everything. I am so afraid.
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Forrest Hobbs 1 year ago
No, spherical and in a vacuum! https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Spherical_cow
Forrest Hobbs 1 year ago
"cos spherical is easier to model. Easiest yet if you put it in a vacuum. Totally tubular is, arguably, funnier.
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Doctor Strange 1 year ago
Wikipedia is Not a reliable source. Back in college, a friend's professor assigned a report on the North American Tree Mollusk. If you just went to wikipedia, you would find a full detailed page on it. It would have all the information you needed, including pictures and sources. Except it was all fake. If you did any real research, you'd find that out. But if you just went to wikipedia, you'd see only the false information. Anyone who turned in a report that was more than just "this thing is fake" failed the assignment, but hopefully learned the importance of doing proper research.
CP 1 year ago
How long ago was college? Wikipedia has changed a lot since its early iterations. I remember going on there and editing articles to make jokes when I was in college. I know it is impossible to edit it now the same way my friends and I did back in 2006.
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Kari Panda 1 year ago
I honestly miss cleaning a mouse that way. It always had something relaxing, fulfilling about it.
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Regina Holt 1 year ago
. . . Just before the dog eats the homework, the teacher needs to see if kid actually did the homework
Fire Singer 1 year ago
In a college class I had to grow bean sprouts in varying levels of salted soil. My cat literally ate my bean sprouts that grew. I did the whole report, added pictures of my cat being unashamed, and my teacher didn't even laugh. No sense of humor.
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The Cute Cat 1 year ago
It is just perspective... If you higher yourself enough, you will see it
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Verena 1 year ago
I have to ask: Did they have a pushing device that ensured each bike was pushed in the same direction and by the same force?
LonelyLittleLeafSheep 1 year ago
Kind of cool and yet reminiscent of a hair clog from the shower drain. 😬
Kise Miarse 1 year ago
Someone pushed a bike straight forward 800 times and tracked the path the front wheel took. It made this pretty picture.
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Norm Gilmore 1 year ago (edited)
Hell no. I think the extraordinary pain that goes with it would put you off... From Wikipedia-Aside from causing intense pain, the venom of the spider can also cause priapism in humans. Erections resulting from the bite are uncomfortable, can last for many hours and can lead to impotence. A component of the venom, (Tx2-6), is being studied for use in erectile dysfunction treatments.[20][3] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Phoneutria_nigriventer
Regina Holt 1 year ago
TL:DR. and I thought we were all here for the funny.
Load More Replies... Pandemonium 1 year ago
"Honey, I just got bit by a Brazilian Wandering Spider!" "Why are you saying that like it's a bad thing?"
Juris Macto 1 year ago
Meanwhile, women all over the world are loading their flamethrowers and purchasing plane tickets.
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Tucker Cahooter 1 year ago
Not good enough. He should have used a t-test to establish whether the differences between tenants is statistically signfiicant
DennyS (denzoren) 1 year ago
Why did this comment make me feel so good....lol...gotta look for the p<0.05
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MistBorn 1 year ago
He said the worst grade not a bad grade , so a person with a 4.0 can have the worst grade if all his classmates are smarter .
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Huddo's sister 1 year ago
The people who got to give speeches at our 'graduation' (we got our school certificates at our formal but the official state certificates get posted out when results are released a couple of months later) were just the ones who appointed themselves and convinced the teachers it was a whole group decision...
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Regina Holt 1 year ago
We should all be imagining cats every chance, in every situation we can.
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sdorph 1 year ago
They died of plague, smallpox or consumption before cancer had a chance to kill them
Deborah B 1 year ago
Some of them died of cancer. They just didn't know what caused the cancer.
Load More Replies... Michael Largey 1 year ago
My ancestors lived in Ireland, where it's never been close to being an issue.
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StarCrossedFriday 1 year ago
Ah, the ant death spiral. Apparently army ants, which are practically blind, rely on a pheromonal system with which they mark their paths and follow each other. If a group of them get separated somehow and lose the track, they start following each other in a circle, until they either find another track, or, commonly, die of exhaustion. Bit like my thoughts at night 😅
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Dnd Panda (she/them) 1 year ago (edited)
I was gone the day in 8th grade we dissected frogs I was really sad Edit: grammar
Regina Holt 1 year ago
Oh, I was thinking about the other frog. The one in a pot of water that the guy was gonna whack the pot to save the frog.
Load More Replies... DennyS (denzoren) 1 year ago
I have done my fair share as a student and as a lab attendant...sorry frogs. My bad.
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DennyS (denzoren) 1 year ago
This was me in year one math with the guy teaching from slides....like...okay I'm definitely failing this.
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Brenda Spagnola-Wilson 1 year ago
Sometimes you don't know how you got it right, you just did! It should count.
Michael Largey 1 year ago
If you can't tell me how you figured your answers, don't ask me how I figured your grade.
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Michael Largey 1 year ago
I met a former student at a wedding who asked me "Hey, you know how often I use that trig stuff you taught us?" "I don't know - how often?" "About every minute and a half." He was now a tool and dye maker. Another grad told me that knowing trigonometry so well was what got him his current job. He was serving in the military - as a sniper.
Qadgop the Mercotan 1 year ago (edited)
Your 6 years at the college didn't turn out like you planned. The things we use for knowledge you don't understand: Steely Tan
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Cuppa tea? 1 year ago
Some guy grows corn, makes few buck and goes to space. The books are falling of the shelf. Tsunami and robots.
Donkey boi 1 year ago
Do you mean the meaning of the word or the film? Because I haven't seen the film, and I'm not sure how long I could go on about the meaning (probably about 4 mins max).
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Michael None 1 year ago
Guess what happens when you get a full time job. Hint: It's the same thing but it lasts 40 years.
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Just Cosmo 1 year ago
There's "math" in that sentence, that heart, and tiktok, the phone he's using, and literally everything in this universe. (:
Brenda Spagnola-Wilson 1 year ago
Doesn't mean I want to know or hear about it!
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Serena Myers 1 year ago
I went down so many rabbit holes with this one, but the language is Vietnamese, and uwu epitomises cuteness, and uranium is an isotope used for a nuclear bomb, and I'm still too thick to understand it!!
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Verena 1 year ago (edited)
These other b******t courses is what makes you an accomplished [whatever your degree is]. Understanding that your field is connected with others is essential. This is why civil engineers start two years together to get to understand all basics connected with "civiling", before splitting up in structural/railroad/water engineering
Michael Largey 1 year ago
All engineering students should be required to minor in Communications.
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