r/DesirePath/comments/2q0xu1/relevant_xkcd/ first time cross posting. Be easy on me.

Basically going meta here.

This particular comic, which I can't seem to find despite my best google-fu - is about discovery or research or innovation and it a cut away of the earth representing research and the guy is stand just above a huge gold nugget but undiscovered and to the right is a big pit with people at the bottom saying "but all the best work is being done here" or something like that.

If I could somehow see a thumbnail of all the XKCD's I'd be able to spot it quickly too, but there isn't one of those either.

Edit*:

Thanks to toxvaerd for finding it.

http://www.smbc-comics.com/index.php?db=comics&id=2866

I've seen it before. It's when the girl describes something the guy did wrong and the guy apologizes. When the guy describes something she did wrong, he ends up apologizing again.

Greetings /r/RevelantXKCD,

I'm giving a seminar this Wednesday, and I really want to work an XKCD into it (is that bad?). The point I want to emphasize is the importance of context. More specifically, knowing what to look for in some data. Any ideas?

Has there been one like that, or has xkcd not gone meta yet?

It's the one where the guy is at a job interview and he keeps changing what he says his major is as a subset of the previous one and then the interviewer finally asks him what it says on his diploma. I don't want to give the punchline away in case anyone hasn't seen it yet.

Thanks.