2012-02-23

A person with dark hair and round glasses stands at a lectern holding chalk, mid-lecture. Their speech bubble reads: "And, as we can see here, not all constants are multiples of ten and several objects are neither spheres nor points." The caption beneath reads: "Dr. Lee proves that God is not a physicist" — a jab at physicists' habit of idealizing the world into round numbers, perfect spheres, and point masses. In the votey (aftercomic), drawn in rough black-and-white sketch style, a header reads "Nor a biologist:" and a smiling person says, "Also, the universe involves math." The bottom caption reads "*Author's note: BURN!" — ribbing the stereotype that biologists dislike math.