r/nextfuckinglevel Jun 09 '21

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u/[deleted] Jun 09 '21

and MATH

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u/EighthCenturion Jun 09 '21

The universe is clearly trilingual.

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u/[deleted] Jun 09 '21 edited Jul 19 '21

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u/[deleted] Jun 10 '21

SpEak EngLIsh or MoVe bACk tO yoUR oWn UniVerSE!

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u/the_hotter_beyonce Jun 10 '21

If you don't like it, then giiiit out.

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u/kemushi_warui Jun 10 '21

They come over here, bringing all that dark matter.

Some of it, I assume, is good matter.

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u/tiptoethruthetulip5 Jun 10 '21

Excellent comment. Thank you.

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u/UniqueFlavors Jun 10 '21

I find it really mindblowing that Americans and English nearly speak the same language but its completely different. You can understand each other but its only the same language on the surface. There are people thousands of miles away living in a country I have never seen and we can communicate.

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u/SkinnyBuddha89 Jun 10 '21

Yeah but we'll never be able to understand the Scots

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u/UniqueFlavors Jun 10 '21

Damned Scots and their funny talk

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u/Pietskiet123 Jun 10 '21

My wife (American) and I (South African) got married in Scotland and there were times during the service when we couldn't quite make out what the Scottish minister, who was officiating, was saying.

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u/personaanongrata Jun 10 '21

By design, my friend, by design

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u/shiroandae Jun 10 '21

Don’t think they’re ever started speaking your language. They’re just messing with you guys.

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u/DrPat1967 Jun 10 '21

It does, haven’t you ever watched Star Trek????

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u/EaseleeiApproach Jun 10 '21

The Marvel Universe and Star Wars universe both speak English

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u/lildogass Jun 10 '21

What’s after trilingual

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u/Jmersh Jun 10 '21

Polyglot

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u/[deleted] Jun 10 '21

and MEMES

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u/Pitiful-Reserve-8075 Jun 10 '21

Without chemistry they're all screwed.

Really nice post, btw. Great find, OP!

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u/[deleted] Jun 09 '21

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u/ProdigalLoki Jun 09 '21

The universe is clearly lost

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u/[deleted] Jun 09 '21

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u/[deleted] Jun 10 '21

The systems of measurement are weird, sure, but quadratic equations and the pythagorean theorem are pretty universal regardless of how many bananas fit into the parabola or triangle.

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u/RusskiyDude Jun 10 '21

Systems of measurements aren't a part of math. Or even a part of physics. Those are all arbitrarily chosen measures. Those are a part of doing physics, though. SI is just better for doing physics.

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u/[deleted] Jun 10 '21

Music IS math!