on a lighter note...

[Bushpig4Ever]

 

[ArmyGrunt]

It only hurts a lot, for a long time

 

[ArmyGrunt]

I think he's on to something

 

[ArmyGrunt]

Oh! It's so easy now. Thanks IFL Science [emoji2]

 

[Hogpatrol]

 

[Bullthrower338]

 

[observe]

 

[observe]

 

[observe]

 

[observe]

 

[Rob404]

 

[ArmyGrunt]

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The = and the V have me lost...

 

[Rob404]

The = and the V have me lost...

Me Two

 

[Pheroze]

Me Two

What's with the Menorah?

 

[ArmyGrunt]

What's with the Menorah?

I vaguely recall there's a function for it, but I purged a lot after ending those classes [emoji38]

 

[Bullthrower338]

 

[Lbarr265]

What's with the Menorah?

I’m 99% sure your comment was rhetorical but on the off chance it’s not the engineer side of me feels the need to explain.

The Greek letter Psi refers to the quantum state of a system expressed as a vector (single value describing two qualities). The equation is the schrodinger equation which can be used to describe wave function of a quantum or macroscopic system and is the bane of chemical engineering students everywhere.

 

[Rob404]

I’m 99% sure your comment was rhetorical but on the off chance it’s not the engineer side of me feels the need to explain.

The Greek letter Psi refers to the quantum state of a system expressed as a vector (single value describing two qualities). The equation is the schrodinger equation which can be used to describe wave function of a quantum or macroscopic system and is the bane of chemical engineering students everywhere.

I hate Smart Asses

 

[BRICKBURN]

 

[CAustin]

I’m 99% sure your comment was rhetorical but on the off chance it’s not the engineer side of me feels the need to explain.

The Greek letter Psi refers to the quantum state of a system expressed as a vector (single value describing two qualities). The equation is the schrodinger equation which can be used to describe wave function of a quantum or macroscopic system and is the bane of chemical engineering students everywhere.

I’m impressed.