Pure Math Vs Physics: A Bird-Brained Battle

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Pure Math Vs Physics: A Bird-Brained Battle

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The eternal battle between pure mathematicians and physicists in one birdy showdown! 🐦

Physics majors are literally SCREAMING at the sight of pure math, while the mathematicians are busy chomping down on abstract concepts without a care for real-world applications. The physicist bird is having a meltdown over the lack of units, demanding more rigor, and complaining that Taylor series should have more than 3 terms (the AUDACITY!).

But then... the enlightenment! That "WOW" moment when physicists finally grasp the elegant beauty of mathematics. From rage to bubbles of pure thought - the transformation is *chef's kiss* magnificent! 💭

Every physicist eventually realizes that π = 3 and e = 2 are perfectly reasonable approximations... until your bridge collapses! 🌉💥

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