The majority of material surrounding scientific topics is still quite stiff and dry—void of any humor. It’s because many believe that joking about science undermines its authority and legitimacy. However, some studies and science communicators are trying to prove that comedy and science can coexist. Just a sprinkle of humor makes complex scientific topics more digestible and easier to learn. They are basically asking, ‘Why not laugh while learning a thing or two along the way?’
The 'Quantum Infinity' Instagram page that shares various science memes is also bringing knowledge in a fun way, in hopes that it reaches more people’s brains. To help the cause, our team compiled the best ones in the list below. To find them, all you have to do is scroll down!
This post may include affiliate links.
Why did the second comment make me think of the Jimmy Car comment " So Susie what have you been looking into this week,......other than gloryholes"
Sadly, you could show this clever explanation to a certain group, and they still wouldn’t get it. Or they’d refuse to try.
They had a perfectly good and useful method. Trying to correct it is like trying to make rain fall faster.
There's debate on the reason for the final surrender -- another major candidate reason was the almost simultaneous Soviet declaration of war and steamrolling of Manchuria, which could have lead to the destruction of all Japanese forces in China. (Reddit's AskHistorians subreddit has articles in the FAQ about it.) Also, the US was blockading Japan with submarines and surface ships, so starvation was increasing and war materials were running out. Also, finding a nuclear target was hard because so many cities had already been hit hard by conventional bombs.
To paraphrase the Simpsons, it is the cause of and solution to all of life’s problems.
And all the Elementary Particles feels like New Zealand on to many maps, missing completely...
Um, this is the best qualification for humanity I've seen. On the other hand, during the full moon, they can see crocodiles best and thereby enjoy bathing. On the 3rd hand, they seem to be thanking the moon...
Umm. Im sure the description is "a shape with four equal straight lines intersecting at four right angles". I could be wrong, but it was my best math subject with an easy A+.
That's not even remotely accurate. Cute Aggression is more likely based on the evolutionary desire to protect "the baby" (person, animal, etc) from harm. Since it isn't your baby and you see it on a screen, your brain gives you aggressive feelings In General that some people assign to the cute thing, but most DON'T.
