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Published: 2011-10-14 08:05:13 +0000 UTC; Views: 11626; Favourites: 338; Downloads: 505
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Part of a comic strip I'm working on, which is frustrating me. This part came out nice, so I'll post it for now.Also, Twilight is a particle physicist now.
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Haha, i think I've seen that! But I haven't read it yet
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If there were a competition to rank a story as 'Funniest in the Fandom', it would be a solid contender.
"It was time to get dirty. Dirty with science."
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It's very fitting, actually.
Also.... Sparticle
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Pinkie Pie (the pink pi symbol), Rarity (elementary rarity rarity), Applejack (the core of the atom looks like an apple) and Rainbow Dash (sonic rain-bossoms). Where is Fluttershy?
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I'm surprised you know about e^i(Pi) + 1 = 0. Calculus?
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Hehe, I LOVE this! I've recently been reading up on these things, Brian Greene's "The Fabric of the Cosmos" (just finished) and now "The Particle at the End of the Universe" (in reference to the Higgs Boson), and I'm loving it sooooo much! I read while snuggling with my Twily plushie and we both read together
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That sounds fun! I have a Brian Greene book too, but no twilight plushie 
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Hey, do you mind if I set this as my profile pic?
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She's such an avid reader. This is such an adorkable image!
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Is it wierd that this looks a lot like my room?
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May I use this as my avatar on some forums?
I'll credit and link ya in my sig
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Euler's Equation, my all time favorite equation!! SQUEEE (I'm such a nerd.)
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Euler's identity, not equation, I always get identities and equations confused.
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And Pi is Pink! Pinkie Pie!!! I love this so much!
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Haha thanks
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No joke, I was reading about the parity violation in neutrinos the other day and all I could read was "Violation of Rarity."
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Haha 
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Ahhh, please allow me to use this as Avatar on Forums, i study Physics and Twilight is my favourite Pony... i love this Picture!
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What's on the paper to the right of twilight?
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Looks like math gibberish to me. The top part looks like an attempt at a partial differential equation (that d looks like it could be a "del" operator).
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I tried to make sense of it, but eventually I came to a similar conclusion. Thanks anyway.
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Correction...it's not "del". Been awhile since I took Calculus. It actually doesn't really have a name (it's more of a messed up Greek delta): [link]
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Oooooh the book puns! The book puns! Wonderful!
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e^i(pi)-1=0
'Rain-bosons'
string theory
Why do I find this so beautiful.
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e^(i*pi) + 1 = 0
has all the important constants in math: e, i, pi, 1 and 0.
e^i(pi)-1=0 ... -1 *cringe*
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I've always found -1 to be one of the most important constants, as it introduces inverting to iteration, which is a lot more fundamental to mathematics as a whole than Calculus and the constants related to Calculus. I'm more into the theoretical stuff than the applied stuff.
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Alright. Then I'll change it up for ya: e^(2*i*pi) - 1 = 0 Now you get "2" for "1".
Anyway I'm an engineer so far from the theoretical most of the time. (Reminds me of this: [link] )
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Mathematics itself is divided into more or less pure stuff, where Calculus and Analysis probably being the closest thing to Physics, and Statistics is probably even less pure in a different way, Calculus is based on Algebra, Statistics is based on Probability which is in turn based on Combinatorics, and purest of math is....category theory, I think. Maybe logic. Something really abstract like that.
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Hell, I screwed up with the sign, may Celestia forgive my typing silliness.
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Thanks 
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Faved becuase of the book titles. (especially the brown one)
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