Science and maths jokes anyone?

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chris11246

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Veronika said:
In the world of chemicals, a constant battle rages between the chemical supervillains and the chemical secret agents. The most esteemed of these is one (OO)7, international dyeing agent of mystery. On one particularly hairy mission, he finds himself pitted against the evil genius of lore, Dr. Nitrogen Monoxide, who has set a devious trap in the form of an ordinary piece of white cloth. After falling through a cleverly placed mechanosensitive membrane protein, (OO)7 is shocked to find himself soaking in to a tightly bound mesh of cotton fibers. (He is, after all, a dyeing agent.) In desperation, he calls to his nemesis, "Do you expect me to talk, NO?" The villain only chuckles maniacally.

"No Mr. Dye, I expect you to bond."
 

Gmano

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That is because he didn't do it right.

The third mathematician is supposed to request half of what 1 had, the fourth would have half of what 3 had and so on an so on.

As the number of people grows:
1+.5+.25+.125+0.0625+0.03125+...

This number will come out to a finite number IF the number of people ends.

However, since it does not the number will eventually come to a number to close to 2 so as to become indecipherable.

Which is why the bartender just pulled out 2.

EDIT:
Horribly sorry for the Necro, But while I am here...

speidel28 said:
tmujir955 said:
Girls = Time+ Money (girls require time and money)
Time = Money (famous saying)
Girls = Money^2 (substitution)
Money = root of all evil (saying)

therefore

Girls = (root of evil)^2
Girls = evil

Where's my cookie?
Wrong.
Money + Money =/= Money^2, it equals 2Money
Money * Money = Money^2

That being said, it was still a good joke.
That joke is suposed to be said out loud.
Being in a Reltionship is a lot of work
And as we know work is the product of time and money.
SO: Girls=Time*Money
And since TIME=MONEY
We know that Girls=Money*Money=Money^2

From there on he has it right.
 

Pingieking

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1) What is sin(x)/n?
2) Why are physicists so bad in bed?
3) Why is it awkward to have a 3-some with a physicist?
1) six (the n cancel out). 2) Because if he can find the right position, he can't get the right momentum, and if he can get the right momentum, he can't find the right position. 3) Because they can't do 3-body problems.

A neutrino walks into a bar. The bartender says "We don't serve neutrinos here", and the neutrino says "Oh, I'm just passing through".
 

The Great JT

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Q: Is math the ultimate evil?
A: Yes. The Anti-Life Equation essentially means all of existance is destroyed.
 

USSR

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Trivun said:
And knowing us Brits and the government's love of spin, no doubt they hired the statistician... :s

How many Mathematicians does it take to screw in a lightbulb?

0.999... (recurring)
Actually 1.99 recurring.

1 to screw in the light bulb, and another to argue with an obviously true fact.
 

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Redingold said:
4RT1LL3RY said:
A room temperature super conductor walks into a bar, the bartender says, "We don't server your kind. The super conductor puts up no resistance.
Wrong way round. Super conductors at room temperature have lots of resistance. They must be super cooled before they have no resistance.
A "room temperature superconductor" is a material that is superconducting at room temperature, and so the joke is quite correct. However, no-one has yet discovered such a material - current superconducting components must be cooled, which is where your confusion arises.
 

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Archimedes, Newton and Pascal play hide and seek. Archimedes starts counting Pascal runs away to hide and Newton draws a square meter and stands i it. When Archimedes is finished he say I found you Newton. Newton responds "No one Newton in a square meter is one Pascal"
 

messy

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MaxMees said:
messy said:
Don't you mean moving away? Assuming we're talking red shifts.
well yes but you have to be moving pretty damn fast to get red shift to occur, it doesn't work if you just walk casually
 

Karlaxx

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I'm not sure if it's a joke per se, but my science teach told me to hold out my finger and close me eyes, and after getting a nice little (read:probably larger than intended) shock on my finger I open my eyes to see the man has produced his Tesla coil.

Oh boy.
 

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Novskij said:
wouldyoukindly99 said:
A neutron walks into a bar and orders a drink and the bartender says "No charge for you."
You stole it from that robot in fallout 3, the robot that makes really bad jokes. :/
Who stole it from who ever made that joke and IU assure you it was not the fallout crew.

On that subject.

It is common knowledge that irradiated cats have 18-half lives.
 

messy

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minxamo said:
Woodsey said:
I don't get the infinite mathematicians joke xD
if you have a sequence which starts with 1 and continually adds a half of the previous number, technically you end up with 1.9 recurring, but it is classed as 2
No technically if you did it an infinite number of times you'd get to two.

Two is the limit of this equation
 

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Veronika said:
In the world of chemicals, a constant battle rages between the chemical supervillains and the chemical secret agents. The most esteemed of these is one (OO)7, international dyeing agent of mystery. On one particularly hairy mission, he finds himself pitted against the evil genius of lore, Dr. Nitrogen Monoxide, who has set a devious trap in the form of an ordinary piece of white cloth. After falling through a cleverly placed mechanosensitive membrane protein, (OO)7 is shocked to find himself soaking in to a tightly bound mesh of cotton fibers. (He is, after all, a dyeing agent.) In desperation, he calls to his nemesis, "Do you expect me to talk, NO?" The villain only chuckles maniacally.

"No Mr. Dye, I expect you to bond."
There are not enough cookies in the world to explain how brilliant this is.
 

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Mine's not very good unless you're into absurd humor but if there ever was a moment for it, it's now.

How much is 2+2?

5, but only for extremely high values of 2
 

darkless

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IT vs Business

A man is flying in a hot air balloon and realizes he is lost. He reduces height and spots a man down below. He lowers the balloon further and shouts: "Excuse me, can you tell me where I am?"

The man below says: "yes you're in a hot air balloon, hovering 30 feet above this field."

"You must work in Information Technology" says the balloonist.

"I do" replies the man. "How did you know."

"Well" says the balloonist, "everything you have told me is technically correct, but it's no use to anyone."

The man below says "you must work in business."

"I do" replies the balloonist, "but how did you know?"

"Well", says the man, "you don't know where you are, or where you're going, but you expect me to be able to help. You're in the same position you were before we met, but now it's my fault."

EDIT: NOt really science but funny anyway