Just saw this, and not sure if OP's explanation was enough to make it click for you. The tattoo basically reads: "life is the sum of the daily struggles from birth to death", which is pretty bleak. But the shitpost comes in when you actually evaluate the integral.
This becomes sruleg^2 * (t^2 / 2) evaluated at death and birth, so:
Which simplifies to:
And the last bit of the shitpost is that they evaluated the letter "i" in birth as i, so i^2 = -1. And then you get the result in the image, minus the +C, because you don't get a constant of integration when you're taking a definite integral.
Edit: As an aside, this could absolutely equal life:
The integral expression on the left does not resolve to life, which is just the mathematical notation for l times i times f times e, of which l and f are presumably variables while i and e are constants.
Is it possible for someone to explain this to me?
Just saw this, and not sure if OP's explanation was enough to make it click for you. The tattoo basically reads: "life is the sum of the daily struggles from birth to death", which is pretty bleak. But the shitpost comes in when you actually evaluate the integral.
This becomes sruleg^2 * (t^2 / 2) evaluated at death and birth, so:
Which simplifies to:
And the last bit of the shitpost is that they evaluated the letter "i" in birth as i, so i^2 = -1. And then you get the result in the image, minus the +C, because you don't get a constant of integration when you're taking a definite integral.
Edit: As an aside, this could absolutely equal life:
The integral expression on the left does not resolve to
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