SciBarCamp tshirt
Had there been a SciBarCamp tshirt, this would have been perfect:
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2 comments:
You're the SECOND person to associate this comic with SciBarCamp! Alexander Smith (of the Mars rovers) also said that it reminded him of SciBarCamp.
I'm not sure how the physicists feel about it though =)
Great minds think alike, of course ;-)
I was also thinking that the cartoon does have a slight inaccuracy...no way would you find any string theorists in the lab next door!
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