#mathjoke

[mathhombre]

Crockett Johnson

Crockett Johnson, most famous for Harold and the Purple Crayon, also did some gorgeous math art based on famous theorems. Here's a gallery of it all - and wow.

Pictured here: Hippocrates of Chios' homothetic triangles, 3-4-5 triangle in Durer's scalene perspective, Pascal's Theorem projective hexagon, and a proof of the Pythagorean Theorem.

And there are more than 80! Go check it out.

Via Joseph Nebus, who does a blog series on math comics, and was covering a quite good math joke in Crockett's comic Barnaby.

[aiiurus]

I found x

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Equation Alignment

From Brian Skinner on Twitter. Via Mike Lawler who turned it into a good project on logarithms.

Almost never do I find myself evil in these, and was dismayed to find myself lawful evil here, after coming out chaotic evil in the last one.

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Favorite Mug

@hereoncloudnine sent me the top joke, so I was mathsplaining the joke with the 2nd picture. A sculpture by Kevin Cortis and Dana Cox, shared by Edmund Harriss.

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Carlin’s Math Joke

From the Tonight Show.

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Has anyone tried to derive the rate at which people change?

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This one might seem derivative

I've Hit My Limit With All These Asymptotes

Canadian Prices Include GST/HST! I've Hit My Limit With All These Asymptotes They should do some F Dot D for a Delta Print Description:

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Math Memes

Bill has students make memes to intro/recap work in class. The result is this treasure trove! https://twitter.com/solidangles/status/1391851225734385674?s=20

My faves are button:discovered, invented and Loki. But so much goodness.