parsimony
Original: parsimony on Saturday Morning Breakfast Cereal
Transcript
Panel 1:
A man with glasses and dark hair, wearing a brown suit jacket, white shirt, and dark tie, sits at a bar counter with a deadpan expression.
Man: "I'll have Occam's cocktail."
Caption (below panel): A scientist orders whiskey.
Votey:
A handwritten note in cursive script reads: "Later, he goes home and has the most parsimonious form of sex."
A man with glasses and dark hair, wearing a brown suit jacket, white shirt, and dark tie, sits at a bar counter with a deadpan expression.
Man: "I'll have Occam's cocktail."
Caption (below panel): A scientist orders whiskey.
Votey:
A handwritten note in cursive script reads: "Later, he goes home and has the most parsimonious form of sex."
Alt text
A man with glasses and dark hair in a brown suit jacket sits deadpan at a bar counter, saying, "I'll have Occam's cocktail." A caption beneath the panel explains the joke: "A scientist orders whiskey" - the simplest, most stripped-down drink, like Occam's razor favoring the simplest explanation. The votey (aftercomic) is a handwritten cursive note: "Later, he goes home and has the most parsimonious form of sex."
Transcribed by Claude Opus 4.8.