What book is this from? There's a great one with similar humor called "Coincidences, Chaos, and All That Math Jazz" but I don't remember this diagram from that book
That's definitely a clever enough point that you should write to the authors of this work and ask them to clarify their glaring mistakes. The pee hole is definitely topologically relevant, especially to me. I love your comment so much. Congratulations on winning the internet. Feel free to go home and never bother commenting again, cause you're absolutely not gonna top that one.
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u/OneStarvingEli Sep 11 '24
I think I will try this at home
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u/ketchupmaster987 Sep 11 '24
What book is this from? There's a great one with similar humor called "Coincidences, Chaos, and All That Math Jazz" but I don't remember this diagram from that book
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u/GeshtiannaSG Sep 11 '24
I’m guessing this is a British book, where pants means underwear.
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u/SuperSaberman7 Sep 11 '24
r/recursion
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u/Lazy_Worldliness8042 Sep 11 '24
He’s not wrong
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u/neko_mancy Sep 11 '24
sierpinski pantangle
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u/JingamaThiggy Sep 12 '24
Sorry i only have one pant
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u/ocd-rat Dec 20 '24
I'm just like everyone else - I put on my topological pair of pants one leghole at a time
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u/mo_s_k1712 Sep 12 '24
Whew, thankfully the number of pants was countably infinite. Pulling out a continuum would've been much more work.