Everybody should read today's Medium Large. In fact, you should read Medium Large every day. Why aren't you?
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Next Thursday is Thanksgiving, and the impending holiday and associated travel has thrown our schedules all out of whack. I'm making myself crazy trying to maintain the usual posting schedule while still meeting work and family responsibilities.
Yes, this can be very complicated. But what should a middle-school student understand about light? You see stuff in textbooks that is either wrong or just a bunch of disconnected factoids (I like the word factoid).
So a physicist, a chemist, and biologist are living together on a farm with a cow. One day, the cow stops giving milk. The biologist first looks and the cow, and after some consideration declares, "It must be the cells!". Next, the chemist takes a look at the cow, and after thinking for a while exclaims, "No, the problem is that the cow has an imbalance of biochemicals!" Finally, the physicist takes a look at the cow, and after careful contemplation says, "I think I've found the reason why the cow has stopped giving milk, but it only applies to spherical cows in a vacuum!" *cue drum*
Know any decent (or bad) physics jokes appropriate at the bachelor level?