Yes
Original: Yes on Saturday Morning Breakfast Cereal
Transcript
Panel 1 (caption across the top): TURING PROVED IT! IF YOU CAN HAVE A LINE ALONG WHICH YOU CAN WRITE SYMBOLS, ERASE SYMBOLS, LOOK AT SYMBOLS, YOU HAVE A COMPUTER THAT CAN RUN ANY PROGRAM!
Below the caption, two people sit at a computer. A woman with dark hair and glasses (speaking): MY GOD. BUT... BUT THAT MEANS...
A bearded man with wild eyes staring at the monitor (speaking): YES.
Caption at the bottom: You can run Doom on Doom.
Votey:
A panel filled edge to edge with the repeated phrase: YOU CAN RUN DOOM ON DOOM ON DOOM ON DOOM ON DOOM ON DOOM ON DOOM ON DOOM ON DOOM ON DOOM ON DOOM ON DOOM ON DOOM ON DOOM ON DOOM ON DOOM ON DOOM ON DOOM ON DOOM ON DOOM ON DOOM ON DOOM ON DOOM ON DOOM ON DOOM ON DOOM ON DOOM ON DOOM ON DOOM ON DOOM ON DOOM ON DOOM ON. In the bottom-right corner sits a small wide-eyed figure clutching its knees.
Below the caption, two people sit at a computer. A woman with dark hair and glasses (speaking): MY GOD. BUT... BUT THAT MEANS...
A bearded man with wild eyes staring at the monitor (speaking): YES.
Caption at the bottom: You can run Doom on Doom.
Votey:
A panel filled edge to edge with the repeated phrase: YOU CAN RUN DOOM ON DOOM ON DOOM ON DOOM ON DOOM ON DOOM ON DOOM ON DOOM ON DOOM ON DOOM ON DOOM ON DOOM ON DOOM ON DOOM ON DOOM ON DOOM ON DOOM ON DOOM ON DOOM ON DOOM ON DOOM ON DOOM ON DOOM ON DOOM ON DOOM ON DOOM ON DOOM ON DOOM ON DOOM ON DOOM ON DOOM ON DOOM ON. In the bottom-right corner sits a small wide-eyed figure clutching its knees.
Alt text
Main comic: A caption across the top reads, "Turing proved it! If you can have a line along which you can write symbols, erase symbols, look at symbols, you have a computer that can run any program!" Below, a dark-haired woman in glasses and a wild-eyed bearded man sit at a computer monitor. The woman gasps, "My God. But... but that means..." The man, staring intensely, replies, "Yes." A caption beneath the panel delivers the punchline: "You can run Doom on Doom." Votey: A square panel densely packed with the phrase "You can run Doom on Doom on Doom on Doom on..." repeated over and over to fill the whole space, visually conveying the infinite recursion of running the game Doom inside itself. A tiny wide-eyed figure huddles in the bottom-right corner, overwhelmed.
Transcribed by Claude Opus 4.8.