Here is a "physicists's" joke that a friend of mine (yes I have physicist friends) told me over lunch.
Q: How many numbers are there in Physics
R: (or shall I give you the answer later so that you try to guess? I'll add the label "contest, then")
Thursday, 26 February 2009
No reason to feel discouraged at your slabs
Dear scientists,
Here is a "physicists's" joke that a friend of mine (yes I have physicist friends) told me over lunch.
Q: How many numbers are there in Physics
R: (or shall I give you the answer later so that you try to guess? I'll add the label "contest, then")
Here is a "physicists's" joke that a friend of mine (yes I have physicist friends) told me over lunch.
Q: How many numbers are there in Physics
R: (or shall I give you the answer later so that you try to guess? I'll add the label "contest, then")
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As much as they need: 0 and 1 :D
You are close ! But it's slightly more elaborate, though.
Hint : look at the picture
infinite. (is it funny?)
They have three : 0, 1, infinity. The rest is a matter of scale.
:)
And its probably true!
and what about i?
Well, right now, I would say that i is a bit ego-centered --or too imaginary?
wow, a conversation where I don't know what to say - truly unique :D
you...you...mathematicians!
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