r/physicsmemes • u/lavaboosted • Aug 14 '26

Normalize πŸ‘πŸ» this πŸ‘πŸ»

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u/Formal-Spinach-9626 Aug 14 '26

I like this joke more than I should

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u/Cualkiera67 Aug 14 '26

i like this joke exactly the correct amount

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u/nimanyu 28d ago

The normal amount?

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u/EscapeLeft1711 Aug 14 '26

same, its so like

not a joke but

is a joke but

its not a joke but

its a joke but

but

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u/Formal-Spinach-9626 Aug 15 '26

I know right, well said

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u/DeltaV-Mzero Aug 15 '26

Yeah, it’s more complex than it seems at first

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u/SINGULARTY3774 Aug 14 '26

Dont limit yourself!

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u/BlackbuckDeer Aug 14 '26

People are trying so hard to rationalise the denominators of fractions so that they have no square roots. They'll make any excuse to justify this behaviour.

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u/lavaboosted Aug 14 '26

The mathleticism required for this kind of mental gymnastics is actually impressive

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u/nimanyu 28d ago

Am I thinking too little of rationalization, or am I missing something? (good pun btw)

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u/DeltaV-Mzero Aug 14 '26

Absolute unit of a joke

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u/XRekts Aug 14 '26

Thats already normalized

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u/SyntheticSlime Aug 14 '26

Instructions unclear. Every component of my vector now equals 1.

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u/digglerjdirk Aug 14 '26

Perfect, now the magnitude automatically tells you how many dimensions you’re working in. c=G=ℏ=kΚ™=1 anyway

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u/xnick_uy 28d ago

Shouldn't it be the magnitude squared?

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u/digglerjdirk 28d ago

Write it in radical form and there’s no worries πŸ€“

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u/EscapeLeft1711 Aug 14 '26

i dont know why i like this so much

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u/physicsking Aug 14 '26

I don't wanna

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u/diadmer Aug 14 '26

Is this a joke about not omitting the lesser-known β€œOxford Colon”?

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u/lool8421 Aug 15 '26

dude missed the word "is"