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Science Memes
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A place for majestic STEMLORD peacocking, as well as memes about the realities of working in a lab.
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This is a science community. We use the Dawkins definition of meme.
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Memes
Miscellaneous
This is a squircle
I'm more of a charmander guy
"Pythagorachu! I choose you!"
*A terrified old man tumbles onto the grass screaming in Latin*
Plato boutta flip the table.
The angle of the arc in degrees is (180π-90)/π², or if you're a person of culture, the angle is (2π-1)/2π
Where are the broad, flat fingernals tho?
You're testing me, yo. An I'm bout to fail.
Could be a square in a two dimensional space with different rules.
Does this even meet the criteria for "a shape"? I'd have thought you need to be able to travel from any point within the shape to any other point, without crossing a line.
Wat. There are three sides my dudes. What am I missing?
The almost-circle thingy is one side, which is touching the two straight lines, which are joined by another circular segment at the rightmost part. That makes four sides.
IDIC!