Internet research Memes

The pinnacle of mathematical rigor: Googling something and accepting the first result as gospel truth! This meme beautifully captures the absurdity of claiming 23 isn't a natural number "because it's a fraction" - which is mathematically nonsensical since 23 is as whole and natural as numbers get. It's the mathematical equivalent of confidently stating that giraffes are reptiles because you misread a Wikipedia article. This is what happens when you skip the peer review process and go straight to publishing your "groundbreaking" mathematical discoveries based on whatever random website pops up first. Mathematicians everywhere are either crying or laughing hysterically.