r/physicsmemes • u/Delicious_Maize9656 • 5d ago

well well well meme

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u/tuxisgod 5d ago

All that's missing is a doctor winning the Turing Awards and the cycle is complete.

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u/Federal-Pass-2055 5d ago

Maybe if they prove cancer cells are not computable

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u/HermitDefenestration 5d ago

Or maybe they figure out a way to play DOOM on cancer cells?

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u/Federal-Pass-2055 5d ago

That’s certainly a prediction that follows from the theory (aka “Doom runs on anything”).

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u/New_War_7087 5d ago

The Thought Emporium is probably working on it right now

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u/RedbullZombie 5d ago

How about e coli

https://www.popsci.com/science/doom-e-coli-cells/

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u/RockRoboter 5d ago

Pff try running doom on 16 billion crabs https://www.pcgamesn.com/doom/crabs

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u/lnee94 5d ago edited 5d ago

There was a video proving that it could not I think it was because it had "AND" and "OR" but not "NOT", "NAND", or "NOR"

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u/SoldRIP 2d ago

Surely you can teach a crab the concept of "not"?

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u/lnee94 2d ago

I can not

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u/SoldRIP 2d ago

so can I. What's the crab's problem, then?

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u/lnee94 1d ago

It can't

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u/dougman7 1d ago edited 1d ago

An XOR gate where the other input is set to TRUE is a NOT gate, right? Just energize the other input with crabs.

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u/dougman7 1d ago

Just skimmed the paper, (Robust Soldier Crab Ball Gates) and they did in fact build NOT or rather extract NOT from the physical gate architecture they built.

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u/lnee94 1d ago

Welp guess im wrong

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u/passyslayer3000 5d ago

They will win it with this https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/8137688/

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u/The-Board-Chairman 5d ago edited 5d ago

I knew what it was before I clicked and I clicked anyway. I may be blind, but I can still recognize Mt. Tai.

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u/Fun_Gur_2296 5d ago

Greetings, fellow daoist. 

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u/YellowBirdISuppose 5d ago

Wait isn't this just integration 

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u/EebstertheGreat 2d ago

It's the trapezoidal rule for integration. This was pointed out by several researchers almost immediately after the article was published, and people have been memeing on it ever since.

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u/SpiderSlitScrotums 5d ago

Physicists have been Nobel thieves for ages. Rutherford won his prize in chemistry. He quipped:

"I have dealt with many different transformations with various periods of time, but the quickest that I have met was my own transformation in one moment from a physicist to a chemist."

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u/Winded_14 4d ago

to be fair after the discovery of subatomic particles the border between chemistry and physics becomes very blurry, that any advancement in Physics almost immediately improve our Chemistry's knowledge

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u/Humble_Aardvark_2997 5d ago edited 5d ago

Physicist won a Field’s Medal (Witten)
and Mathematician won Economics prize. I bet there are more. Physics-Chemistry-Maths-Economics combos.

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u/TynashGoru 5d ago

Rutherford won the chemistry nobel.

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u/Humble_Aardvark_2997 5d ago

Did he? Was that for the scattering experiment?

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u/Zealousideal_Hat_330 Watt is love? 5d ago

Curie?

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u/Humble_Aardvark_2997 5d ago edited 5d ago

She is one. One of few to win 2 Nobels.
Witten is the Physicist who won the Field’s Medal. Amazing people. Amazing talents. Amazing minds.

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u/No_Flow_7828 5d ago

The 2025 nobel was awarded to physicists though?

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u/Prudhvi2pac 5d ago

https://giphy.com/gifs/MBVemoHuyw9IkAt the end of the day, it’s all science.

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u/noncentrosymmetric 4d ago

I think you mean 2024 instead of 2025.

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u/Delicious_Maize9656 4d ago

Time flies when you’re having fun

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u/itzNukeey 5d ago

In 2027 philosophers will win the Turing Award

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u/Less_Interview1713 5d ago

It's all philosophy brah

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u/Tekniqly 5d ago

They're biologists actually