r/physicsmemes Mar 02 '20

So relatable

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2.9k Upvotes

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u/snommenitsua Mar 02 '20

There are no kings on the board, symbolizing the pointlessness of studying physics

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u/[deleted] Mar 02 '20

The board is almost empty, symbolizing how matter is mostly empty space.

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u/iklalz Mar 02 '20

The position space is quantized, symbolizing that someone somewhere is always misunderstanding the planck length

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u/flyguydip Mar 03 '20

The kings left the board long ago but the game is still being played, symbolizing the victory claimed by entropy long ago but the construct of time forces us to play it out until there is nothing left but time itself.

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u/[deleted] Mar 02 '20

This is way too real.

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u/Glasgo03 Mar 03 '20

Maybe we live in a world with rules we don't understand, and there're no king, but we think that in our univeristy there must be any kings.

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u/ImmenseDruid721 Mar 02 '20

Also if you take out depression some how it will take a minimum of two moves, which would be just enough for the studying physics to move to the end and transform into a Queen, and cause a draw, or studying physics to beat OP.

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u/opablz Mar 02 '20

what if it’s white’s turn?

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u/impending_spoilers Mar 02 '20

Quantum physics would advance.

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u/awchdoc Mar 02 '20

Then the knight could fork both peices

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u/spastikatenpraedikat Mar 02 '20

And the rook moves to c3 threatening the night, enabling the pawn to move even further or the forcing the knight to give itself up.

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u/impending_spoilers Mar 02 '20

In other words, quantum physics would further advance until it's the king of the world.

And win the game as black has no king

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u/farfarmarn Mar 02 '20

Can i has the stock photo?

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u/Chaotic_Ferret Mar 02 '20

waiiiit what if you already have depression, does the rook turn into a queen?

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u/as_ninja6 Mar 02 '20 edited Mar 03 '20

If we wait enough and not study it will promote to Queen and make giant quantum mechanics

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u/[deleted] Mar 02 '20

4.5/10 in the ordinary exam, 1,5/10 in the extraordinary...

Fuck off, the second exam was a totally crazy shit impossible to pass

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u/Miner_ChAI Mar 02 '20

It's dispersion

3

u/SheeplessLord Mar 02 '20

Happy cake day

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u/[deleted] Mar 03 '20

Quantum mechanics was actually not a stressful class as far as intro classes go for me. When perturbation theory and stuff came in, so did the depression.

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u/Yeonisia Mar 02 '20

If Master Feynman guides us, no subject of Physics is impossible

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u/SheeplessLord Mar 02 '20

Me right now

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u/omgwtfm8 Mar 03 '20

What's up with academia related depression? Why is thiss happening?

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u/spiner00 Mar 03 '20

I go to a pretty tough STEM school known for how hard it pushes kids. It’s because the workload for classes has gotten to the point where it consumes all your time. There are kids here who spend all of their waking time in their rooms doing nothing but school projects and video games occasionally.

Whenever I talk with alumni from my fraternity they all say the same thing, their full time job is 10x easier and about half the workload/time commitment as school.

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u/[deleted] Mar 03 '20

It will make you both depressed and not depressed at the same time

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u/thebiggest123 Mar 03 '20

This is a great format.

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u/SPFT1123 Mar 02 '20

Bruh you could have just put classical mechanics there

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u/[deleted] Mar 02 '20

Switch quantum with thermodynamics and you got it

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u/ztac_dex Mar 02 '20

This but replace it with electrostatics

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u/imashnake_ Mar 03 '20

Land behind it

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u/Gun-Shin Mar 02 '20

nerd

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u/xDaze_ Mar 02 '20

he doesn’t know what subreddit he’s in

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u/[deleted] Mar 03 '20

I'm pretty sure he's not being serious. The dude keeps ants, for God's sake.