Lois went to college, right? She's a journalist...
outofcontextcomics·Out of Context ComicsbyFlying Squid Also known as regular mathematics.Lois went to college, right? She's a journalist...View original on lemmy.world137Comments9Reply
nnezrock lemmy.dbzer0.com3Hide 3 replies20 x 16 x 10 = 3200, not 32000. Hopefully just a typo on the writer's part.41Reply
Flying Squid replylemmy.world1Hide 1 replyOr maybe that's proof that it is Super Mathematics and we mere mortals just don't get it.53Reply
ii_dont_want_to replylemmy.blahaj.zoneEgads. I've been doing Super Mathematics for years. I knew I had a super power!19Reply
ssuperkret feddit.org3Hide 3 repliesRegular math uses regular metric units. He's using super-units so it's super-math.17Reply
BBurninator05 replylemmy.world2Hide 2 repliesIt's not like a normal person knows how many ounces are in a pound so it MUST be super-math.14Reply
LLaserTurboShark69 replysh.itjust.works1Hide 1 replyYeah it took me a while to figure out where the 16 came from5Reply
Flying Squid replylemmy.worldI see you are not familiar with the stupid that Americans insist on clinging to. Wait until you find out how many feet there are to the mile.5Reply
Rhaedas fedia.ioReminded me of the line: "What do we call alternative medicine that works? Medicine."13Reply
DDonjuanme lemmy.worldIt's really impressive he can get the weight accurate down to the 20th of an ounce8Reply
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20 x 16 x 10 = 3200, not 32000. Hopefully just a typo on the writer's part.
Or maybe that's proof that it is Super Mathematics and we mere mortals just don't get it.
Egads. I've been doing Super Mathematics for years. I knew I had a super power!
Regular math uses regular metric units.
He's using super-units so it's super-math.
It's not like a normal person knows how many ounces are in a pound so it MUST be super-math.
Yeah it took me a while to figure out where the 16 came from
I see you are not familiar with the stupid that Americans insist on clinging to.
Wait until you find out how many feet there are to the mile.
Reminded me of the line: "What do we call alternative medicine that works? Medicine."
It's really impressive he can get the weight accurate down to the 20th of an ounce