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Original: normal on Saturday Morning Breakfast Cereal
Transcript
Panel 1 (single panel):
A presenter (off-panel or unseen, speaking via a large speech bubble) addresses a crowd of people gathered around what appears to be a screen or display.
Speaker (in speech bubble): "SEE? JUST AROUND THE 10 SEXTILLIONTH DIGIT IT BECOMES 'STAY AWAY FROM THE HUMANS' OVER AND OVER AND OVER."
The crowd of people (a balding man in the foreground, a woman with reddish-brown hair, an older man, a woman with dark hair, and others) stare with wide, unsettled eyes.
Caption (below panel): "The discovery that pi is non-normal was made in an especially disturbing way."
Votey:
Text at top: "LATER IT TRANSITIONS TO JUST SCREAMING."
Below the text is a sketchy line drawing of a person's face in profile/three-quarter view, hair partially obscuring it, with a distressed expression.
A presenter (off-panel or unseen, speaking via a large speech bubble) addresses a crowd of people gathered around what appears to be a screen or display.
Speaker (in speech bubble): "SEE? JUST AROUND THE 10 SEXTILLIONTH DIGIT IT BECOMES 'STAY AWAY FROM THE HUMANS' OVER AND OVER AND OVER."
The crowd of people (a balding man in the foreground, a woman with reddish-brown hair, an older man, a woman with dark hair, and others) stare with wide, unsettled eyes.
Caption (below panel): "The discovery that pi is non-normal was made in an especially disturbing way."
Votey:
Text at top: "LATER IT TRANSITIONS TO JUST SCREAMING."
Below the text is a sketchy line drawing of a person's face in profile/three-quarter view, hair partially obscuring it, with a distressed expression.
Alt text
An SMBC comic. A crowd of ordinary people stands clustered together, staring with wide, alarmed eyes at something off-panel (a display or screen). A large speech bubble from a presenter reads: "See? Just around the 10 sextillionth digit it becomes 'stay away from the humans' over and over and over." The caption below reads: "The discovery that pi is non-normal was made in an especially disturbing way." The joke: the supposedly random infinite digits of pi turn out to contain a repeating ominous warning. The votey (small follow-up panel) shows a rough sketch of a distressed face in profile with the text: "Later it transitions to just screaming."
Transcribed by Claude Opus 4.8.