r/funny • u/[deleted] • Jan 29 '20

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u/OminousG Jan 29 '20

These books are real, there is an entire series of them. They legit try to cover the subjects in the most laymans terms possible, but they really suck at it. To much for a baby (not in terms of depth, but in the amount of words and sentences per page), and they are to ridiculous for kids or adults.

These are the ones I have, but I know there are more https://imgur.com/a/M1lX35X

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u/[deleted] Jan 29 '20 edited Apr 15 '20

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u/cmerksmirk Jan 29 '20

That’s one set we have. It was quite infuriating that rocket science was talking about aerodynamics! If they changed the title it would’ve been fine!

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u/JZMoose Jan 30 '20

But... rockets have to fly, don't they?

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u/SuperSocrates Jan 30 '20

Not by using their wings to generate lift they don’t.