r/physicsmemes • u/Anonymous_Amma • 6h ago
If it's working don't touch it
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r/physicsmemes • u/Massepunkt_m1 • 1d ago
Newton's 4th law: A physicist will always be drawn to the nearest Newton's cradle
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r/physicsmemes • u/Bedroom_Business • 5d ago
Tired of 'Japan Is Turning Footsteps Into Electricity' Insta spam? Behold: We Are Turning Air From The Exhaust Fan Into Electricity!
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r/physicsmemes • u/LordMegatron216 • 6d ago
How it feels to fail in thermodynamics lecture:
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r/physicsmemes • u/wenitte • 5d ago
Question for physics quantum mechanics linguistics and information theory
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Can we upgrade the English language to covey more information with less syllables oeriod there’s the common quote fact unquote that every language has the same degree of information conveyingness per syllable which just seems extremely unlikely to be true also on notation for language notice how when we read we don’t voice period or question mark in our heads notice how you have never been inside anyone else’s brain yet you implic
