Just in case schools don't open up, here's an educational meme dump to pass the time

Jul 9, 2020 11:37 AM

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Potassium

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#17

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Grade A memes

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I was a best a Grade C- meme student ??

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Edgy!

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Too bad, Jesus wouldn't mind sharing *wink wink ndge nudge"

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Science is very open to new ideas as well.

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Yeah but she has a... history... with Jesus. He's changed a bit since then, though, and they're trying to stay friends.

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#10 Kneel before my significant digits you mere mortals!

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K is also linear control gain.

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Also the solubility constant in chemistry.

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And capital.

5 years ago | Likes 4 Dislikes 0

YOU'RE also linear control gain

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I wish! But my states are very unstable and my eigenvalues are real positive

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Ln 1/2 = -kt at t half-life

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Nuclear physics? Don't hear "half-life" outside that field very often.

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Physical chemistry

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Also common for "Contract" (seriously)

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Potassium

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God I fucking love control theory

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And control theory loves fucking people

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It is also the bend allowance ratio factor in metal fabrication.

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Potassium

5 years ago | Likes 7 Dislikes 0

Thank you for adding that

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K

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K

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Also friction coefficient

5 years ago | Likes 45 Dislikes 0

I have always used μ for that.

5 years ago | Likes 9 Dislikes 0

Fasteners use k. T=k*d*F

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Spring constant

5 years ago | Likes 15 Dislikes 0

And they probably meant effective length factor, not radius of gyration, which is always "r"

5 years ago | Likes 7 Dislikes 0

And also ketamine

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Special K

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Isn't that the cereal for old people?

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Yeah it’s that too

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K effective is also the effective neutron multiplication factor in the neutron life cycle

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I can't believe they left out potassium

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Potassium: Am I a joke to you?

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They also left out all of the uses of Kappa, which, honestly, is a fucking "K".

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That rustled my jimmies a bit

5 years ago | Likes 51 Dislikes 0

They didn’t. See stiffness.

5 years ago | Likes 17 Dislikes 0

What happened when potassium is left out... nice

5 years ago | Likes 22 Dislikes 0

I can't believe #5 left out Potassium. Seems like the most obvious one and there are two extra hands.

5 years ago | Likes 10 Dislikes 1

I think they were keeping it to more engineering or physcis oriented usage after the first bit I didn't feally use chemical symbols for much

5 years ago | Likes 1 Dislikes 0

But you can bet there were a bunch of ldttrrs both greek and arabic that get reused a bunch and K is probably one of the worst cases.

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This is pretty much what sets the scientific method apart from your horoscopes and your crystals

5 years ago | Likes 4 Dislikes 1

Potassium!!!

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#5 K is also lysine and reaction rate constants

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Stiffness is directly proportional to replies from crush.

5 years ago | Likes 4 Dislikes 1

How could you forget Potassium?!

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The fungi meme. What kind of dog is that?

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The Tom one took me a while, quality dump!

5 years ago | Likes 9 Dislikes 1

Found it to be the funniest one in the whole dump, mainly because it took that extra time to get.

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I love that last one. I've been on the receiving end of one of those lectures, although it got more interesting as I got more fucked up.

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@OP

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Potassium

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K - why are we forgetting potassium?

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Feeling dumb at the moment someone want to explain #27 please?

5 years ago | Likes 5 Dislikes 1

the french wanted a too high reparation. and thats how they calculated it

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Germany’s debt to other nations after WWI is one of the primary drivers as to why there was a WWII. They were completely broke

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Hey, we finally paid off our reparations in 2010. (That means even after we stopped paying for WW2)

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After losing WW1, Germany was blamed for the war and was royally fucked in the Treaty of Versailles

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#5 POTASSIUM!!!

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And the only response I get after leaving a long and important message.

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And vitamin K.

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And Kelloggs Special K.

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And Ketamine, while we're talking Special K.

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#1 They're just mad they don't know where 95% of the universe is.

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Hey. We know where, like, 30% of the shit in the universe is. It's that last 70% that's being a real dick in this game of hide-and-seek.

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Bold of you to assume we know what 5% of the universe is

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#3 What’s the other? Asking for a friend.

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X

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x∈{−3,3}

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Okay Musk Jr.

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The real question is what’s the square root of -9. Sounds complex.

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It's all in your imagination

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Life is complex. It has real and imaginary parts.

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I appreciate that they put this in the third slot.

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On 7/7/07 there was a car race where everyone bet on car 7 to win. He got 7th place.

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And now your comment's got seven points.

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Only for big values of 9.

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-3

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Also x=e^((ln9)/2)

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But that disproves math all together. Right?

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It actually disproves meth. Turns out my dad's teeth fell out for no reason.

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...No.

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Math proves itself dude

5 years ago | Likes 19 Dislikes 0

That about sums it up.

5 years ago | Likes 9 Dislikes 0

Nope not at all. Lets say you owe 5 apples, that would be - 5. You owe 5 people 5 apples. -5 * 5 = -25. You owe 25 apples. Now lets say 1/?

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5 people owe you 5 apples each. -5(owing 5 apples) * -5 (5 people that owe you) = 25. You are at a positive 25 apples.

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Yeah but I was hungry. What then?

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By that I mean. X^3 is (-3)x(-3) and that's the same as (-3)+(-3)+(-3) right? When you add that up you should get -9 not 9.. Right?

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I assume (-3)+(-3)+(-3) flirts with either the order of operations and/or imaginary numbers. I'm no math expert, however

5 years ago | Likes 3 Dislikes 0

Imaginary numbers have to do with square roots of negatives. And what you wrote is perfectly fine in order of operations

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No, since you're multiplying by a negative you have to combo subtract basically for a comparison to how multiplying works. -(-3)-(-3)-(-3)=9

5 years ago | Likes 3 Dislikes 0

First, X^3 is X × X × X...and no, (-3) × 3 is (-3) + (-3) + (-3). There is a different proof needed for a negative times a negative.

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Typo. My bad. I meant X^2

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We’re looking at x^2 which is (-3)x(-3), negatives cancel for 9. If we wanted pretty numbers, x^3=27, yielding only +3, ignoring imaginaries

5 years ago | Likes 3 Dislikes 0

Oh you're right. X^2. I made a typo

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-3 * -3 is not equal to 3 times -3, it's -3 times -3. Which is equal to -3 * 3 * -1 = -9 * -1 = 9

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This is the biggest bait I have ever seen, well played.

5 years ago | Likes 5 Dislikes 0

I'm way out of practice... why would neg * neg * neg come out positive? is it not really linear?

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If 3 people owe you 3 dollars you have -3^2

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It’s squared, not cube, thus neg*neg = pis

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wow... I really AM out of practice. I saw the 2 and throught cubed.

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K is also letter K on the Keyboard

5 years ago | Likes 7 Dislikes 1

Source?

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But which one is silent, the e or the y?

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The K

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#3 hmm never forget about the dark side of the squared numbers you must

5 years ago | Likes 13 Dislikes 1

True, but good luck finding an actual real physical square that measures (-3)*(-3). :)

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Depends on where you put your coordinate system

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I do not understand that #3 meme

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X can be either -3 or positive 3, since a negative multiplied by a negative is positive.

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3*3=9 but (-3)*(-3)=9 also when x is squared it can always be both the positve and the negative value of the number, I hope that helps :)

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I knew it, I f*ckin knew it. jumped right to comments just to get got. lol +1

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#26 was a rollercoaster

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That one did make me ligit LOL in the office!

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Could someone explain why 88 is referenced to Nazism?

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8th letter is H Nep natzis used it for code for HH or hiel hitler also refs 88 preceps

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Christ leave it to the nazis to even ruin numbers... >:(

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The username in question is "gasthejews88". The joke is thst 88 has nothing to do with the racism.

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Right but in order for the joke to work they have to think that the reason people think he is a nazi is because of the 88 which only works

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If 88 is assosiated (it is ) so they can do tye bait and switch for the real reason its rascist. 88 is a neo nazi code number

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For Hiel hitler (8th letter is h) may also refrence 88 precepts and is often combined with 14 which primarily refs a 14 word phrase

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As a biologist, this is also true for my discipline

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I related very heavily to this

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That one stuck out to me as well. Pretty much any science is the study of an aspect of nature.

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Sometimes a 'science' is a study of a preferred image of nature. Phrenology, e.g. If we aren't talking about nature, we better be careful..

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That Oklahoma one hit the mark extra today. Supreme Court gave Natives Eastern Oklahoma.

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Anyone know where I can read more info about what this will mean in practice. Most info I find just confirms it happened.

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It means crimes committed by Native Americans on lands now considered reservation are under federal jurisdiction, not state.

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Yeah what does this mean, I just read about it, they get the eastern half

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It means Eastern OK is officially on the Rez. And the US government is being forced to abide by old treaties.

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I figured that much but I’m wondering how it will effect people, Tulsa is now on reservation land

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