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| − | {{incomplete|Created by a THREE-D PRINTED FORM BASED ON A HYPOTHETICAL SOLUTION TO THE NAVIER-STOKES LAMINAR-TURBULENCE BOUNDARY EQUATION. Do NOT delete this tag too soon.Once again, [[Randall]] has devised a new and effective way to annoy a very sizable proportion of the scientific community.In this comic, [[Cueball]] refers to scientific {{w|hypothesis|hypotheses he is trying to explain to [[Ponytail]], [[White Hat]], and [[Megan]], as "fan theories." Scientists are sometimes upset when their very serious hypotheses are not treated with the upmost respect, because there are a lot of charismatic cranks who obtain undeserved recognition.This comic appeared 60 years after [https://iep.utm.edu/kuhn-ts/ Thomas S. Kuhn's] renowned 1962 treatise, "The Structure of Scientific Revolutions."The title text may be mocking fandoms, which are sometimes thought of as unwelcoming and inconsiderate.==Transcript=={{incomplete transcript|Do NOT delete this tag too soon.:[Ponytail, Cueball, White Hat, and Megan standing in a line. Cueball has his hand raised, and Megan has hands balled into fists, exasperated.]:Cueball: But according to leading fan theories, Jupiter's moons may harbor subsurface oceans.:Megan: Will you ''please'' stop calling them that?:[Caption below the panel:]:How to annoy scientists: refer to all hypotheses as "fan theories"{{comic discussion[[Category:Astronomy]][[Category:Comics featuring Ponytail]][[Category:Comics featuring Cueball]][[Category:Comics featuring White Hat]][[Category:Comics featuring Megan]]}} | + | {{incomplete|Created by a THREE-D PRINTED FORM BASED ON A HYPOTHETICAL SOLUTION TO THE NAVIER-STOKES LAMINAR-TURBULENCE BOUNDARY EQUATION. Do NOT delete this tag too soon.}}Once again, [[Randall]] has devised a new and effective way to annoy a very sizable proportion of the scientific community.In this comic, [[Cueball]] refers to scientific {{w|hypothesis|hypotheses he is trying to explain to [[Ponytail]], [[White Hat]], and [[Megan]], as "fan theories." Scientists are sometimes upset when their very serious hypotheses are not treated with the upmost respect, because there are a lot of charismatic cranks who obtain undeserved recognition.This comic appeared 60 years after [https://iep.utm.edu/kuhn-ts/ Thomas S. Kuhn's] renowned 1962 treatise, "The Structure of Scientific Revolutions."The title text may be mocking fandoms, which are sometimes thought of as unwelcoming and inconsiderate.==Transcript=={{incomplete transcript|Do NOT delete this tag too soon.:[Ponytail, Cueball, White Hat, and Megan standing in a line. Cueball has his hand raised, and Megan has hands balled into fists, exasperated.]:Cueball: But according to leading fan theories, Jupiter's moons may harbor subsurface oceans.:Megan: Will you ''please'' stop calling them that?:[Caption below the panel:]:How to annoy scientists: refer to all hypotheses as "fan theories"{{comic discussion[[Category:Astronomy]][[Category:Comics featuring Ponytail]][[Category:Comics featuring Cueball]][[Category:Comics featuring White Hat]][[Category:Comics featuring Megan]]}} |
Revision as of 03:36, 11 October 2022
| Fan Theories |
 Title text: The universe fandom is great. Such sweet and enthusiastic people. |
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This is one of 61 incomplete explanations: Created by a THREE-D PRINTED FORM BASED ON A HYPOTHETICAL SOLUTION TO THE NAVIER-STOKES LAMINAR-TURBULENCE BOUNDARY EQUATION. Do NOT delete this tag too soon. If you can fix this issue, edit the page! |
