## 13. SOURCES OF SCIENCE HUMOR ON AND OFF THE NET

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- 13. sources of science humor on and off the net - general
- 13.1 mathematics
- 13.2 physics
- 13.3 chemistry
- 13.4 biology and medicine
- 13.5 earth sciences
- 13.6 scientists

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I need more entries on this list. To qualify it must be at least 50% about science or scientists, and at least 30% humorous. So `Surely you are joking, Mr Feynman' qualifies, and a big tome about Einstein, with one anecdote does not. (You can send me the anecdote though). A webpage with humor does not qualify either, unless it is also specialized in science. A description of at least one line and at most ten is also appreciated.

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    NAME: Science Jokes Collection (this list)
    FTP: ftp://ftp.in.umist.ac.uk/pub/Text/scijokes.zip (700 k)
    WWW: http://www.xs4all.nl/~jcdverha/scijokes/

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    NAME: The Science humor webring
     DESCRIPTION: The Science humor webring is dedicated to humor about science
    or scientists.  This includes all kind of sciences, physical or social.

    MEDIUM: Webring of WWW sites.  Home page:
    http://www.xs4all.nl/~jcdverha/scihum/webring.html

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    NAME: Science Jokes
     DESCRIPTION: eGroup mailing list for science jokes.  Every member can mail
    to this list.
     MEDIUM: e-mail, subscribe with a mail to:
           sciencejokes-subscribe@egroups.com or at the website:
    http://www.egroups.com/subscribe/sciencejokes WWW archive:
    http://www.egroups.com/group/sciencejokes

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    NAME: The canonical collections of jokes
     DESCRIPTIONS: Joke Collections.  For readers of this collections the
    following might be interesting:

    Michael Cook's Canonical List of Math Jokes.  There is a large overlap with
    this collection, but it contains some other math jokes.

    N. Thomson's Canonical Computer Humor Lists.

    MEDIA: 1 Newsgroup: Irregularly posted to news:rec.humor

    2 WWW: http://www.visi.com/~nathan/humor/canon/index.html

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    NAME: Annals of Improbable Research (AIR)

     DESCRIPTION: The journal of record for inflated research and personalities

    [Some background: Before starting AIR two years ago we collectively started
    and were the editorial staff (from 1955-1994) of the Journal of
    Irreproducible Results. After running into major (and yes, bizarre)
    problems with the people who bought that name, and not wanting to see the
    magazine die, we left that publisher and started everythnig afresh. We are
    the same folks who produce the annual Ig Nobel Prizes.]

    I urge anyone reading this to write up your improbable research and submit
    it to us for possible publication.

    This is probably the best science humor source. - JV

    MEDIA: 1 Journal: Email (for automatic information): info@improb.edu
               Email (for editorial matters): marca@wilson.harvard.edu
               FAX: (617) 661-0927
               Mail: AIR, PO Box 380853, Cambridge, MA 02238 USA
               Phone: (617) 491-4437
               Price: $23 a year, overseas $??. (6 issues a year)

    2 WWW: http://www.improb.com/ Clearly the web presence of non-web compagny.
    You can subscribe to the journal from here.  There is some funny stuff.

    3 Newsgroup: Weekly column of reports from AIR
    news:clari.tw.columns.imprb_research

    4 Mailing list (mini-air): Overflow tidbits from AIR To subscribe, send a
    e-mail message to:
            LISTPROC@AIR.HARVARD.EDU The body of your message should contain
    ONLY the words
            SUBSCRIBE MINI-AIR MARIE CURIE (You may substitute your own name
    for that of Madame Curie.)  Not very interesting and getting less during
    the years, but sometimes they ask interesting question for the subscribers
    to answer; the best results are published in mini-air - JV

    5 BOOK: The Best of Annals of Improbable Research,
            Marc Abrahams, editor, W.H. Freeman, New York, 1997.
            ISBN: 0716730944 Message in mini-air: It is a commendable book --
    200 or so pages long, constructed with genuine ink and paper, and
    containing 100% mass (both inertial AND gravitational!)  Among the
    subjects: "Failure of Electric Shock Treatment for Rattlesnake
    Envenomation", "How Dead Is a Doornail?" "Furniture Airbags," and "The
    Medical Effects of Kissing Boo-Boos."

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    NAME: Journal of Irreproducible Results (JIR)

    DESCRIPTION: Research that cannot or should not be reproduced.  (The staf
    of this journal ran away to found the above mentioned AIR, but the journal
    has been resurrected since.)

    MEDIUM: 1 Journal: (Anybody any data?)
            2 Books with articles from journal:

    DESCRIPTION: From: millikan.ross@ssd.loral.com (Ross Millikan) There have
    been two books of best of ... published.  Unfortunately I don't remember
    the names.  The first is better, but both have a number of good articles.
    One of my favorites postulated the law of conservation of statue arms and
    showed that the missing arms on Greek/Roman statues was made up in India.

    Book 2:"Sex as a heap of Malfunctioning Rubble" (and further
    improbabilities; More of the best of the Journal of Irreproducable
    Results)", by Marc Abrahams (Ed.), Workman Publishing Company; ISBN:
    1563053128

    From: gerry@mpce.mq.edu.au (Gerry Myerson)

    Book 1: Stress Analysis of a Strapless Evening Gown,
     Prentice Hall Press, 1963 ISBN: 0-13-852608-7
     DESCRIPTION: Here you will find an amalgam of satiric science and
    scientific satire.  A collection of humorous short stories on a scientific
    theme.  A couple of my favorites are: "Mathmanship", by Nicholas Vanserg,
    which finds humor in scientific papers, and "Terns", by F. E. Warburton,
    which is one big, awful pun, which I am not above enjoying.

    MEDIUM: Book

    From: "David B. Arnold. PhD" <arnold@pop1.science.widener.edu>
     Selected Papers The Journal of Irreproducible Results; JIR Publishers,
    Inc, Chicago 1976: Dr. George H. Scherr, P.O. Box 234, Chicago Heighths, Il
    60411

    Improbable Investigations & Unfounded Findings (The Best of the Journal of
    Irreproducible Results) Ed By Dr. George H Scherr, Workman Publishing, 1983
    ISBNo-89480-595-9

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    NAME: R.L. Weber and E. Mendoza (ed.), "A Random Walk in Science", The
    Institute of Physics, London, 1973.

    DESCRIPTION: (from the blurb) A blend of amusing and serious contributions
    written by and about scientists.  Contents include: When does Jam become
    marmelade?, The transit of Venus, Heaven is hotter than Hell, A
    contribution to the mathematical theory of big game hunting, Life on Earth
    (by a Martian), A theory of ghosts.  MEDIUM: Book

    NAME: Robert .L. Weber, "More Random Walks In Science"

    DESCRIPTION: Sequel to the above with subjects like: The use of small dogs
    in physics teaching, Syllabus for a detective story written by a physics
    professor, continental drip.  MEDIUM: Book

    NAME: Robert L. Weber, "Science with a Smile"

    DESCRIPTION: (from the blurb) A collection of humorous stories, anecdotes,
    verse and cartoons touching every science.  Contents include: Academic
    life, Classroom foibles and follies, Conferences, "Mystery, magic and
    medicine".
    MEDIUM: Book

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    NAME: Anecdotage.com
    DESCRIPTION: Famous People, Funny Stories, Anecdotes from Yeats to Gates.

    The readers of this will probably be most interested in the following:
    http://www.anecdotage.com/browse.php?term=science
    http://www.anecdotage.com/browse.php?term=mathematics

    MEDIUM: WWW

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    From: gerry@mpce.mq.edu.au (Gerry Myerson)
    NAME: Betsy Devine and Joel E. Cohen, Absolute Zero Gravity
    , Fireside, 1992, ISBN 0-671-74060-1.

    From: "Michelle M. Francl" <donnay@erols.com>

    DESCRIPTION: A wonderful collection of science jokes and anecdotes - leans
    heavily toward math.  Betsy Devine spent much time at the Institute for
    Advanced Study and has had many opportunities to observe mathematicians in
    their native habitat.

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    From: "L. Paul Gilden" <lgilden@nova.umuc.edu>
     NAME Sidney Harris cartoons
     DESCRIPTION: Sidney Harris is probably the best known science cartoonist.
     MEDIUM: books

    Some books follow: Einstein Simplified: Cartoons on Science 162 pages
    (February 1989) Rutgers Univ Press; ISBN: 081351410X

    Einstein Atomized : More Science Cartoons

    From Personal Ads to Cloning Labs : More Science Cartoons from Sidney
    Harris (1992 )

    What's So Funny About Science? : Cartoons (1977 )

    What's So Funny About Science? : Cartoons from American Scientist (1977 )

    'You Want Proof? I'll Give You Proof!' : More Cartoons From Sidney Harris
    (1990 )

    The Five Biggest Ideas in Science Illustrated by S. Harris (1997) (While a
    chemistry professor explains the periodic law and physics professor
    diagrams the atom, S. Harris's cartoons help illuminate these ideas.)

    Science Goes to the Dogs (1985)

    Does anybody know more titles?

    MEDIUM: book There is a collection in Dutch:

    NAME: Sydney Harris, The ongeschreven geschiedenis van de
    wetenschap. (Translation: the unwritten history of science), Natuur en
    Techniek, Beek, 1996.  ISBN: 90-73035-51-1

    Is this the translation of an english book.  Anybody?

    MEDIUM: magazines / journals: Cartoons appear in The New Yorker, Playboy,
    and Discover

    MEDIUM: A travelling exhibit touring museums
     DESCRIPTION: S. Harris cartoons on science has been touring museums in the
    U.S. and Canada since 1984, and has also appeared in several corporate
    headquarters.  All the cartoons on view are original drawings which have
    appeared in such leading periodicals as Discover, American Scientist, The
    New Yorker, Natural History Magazine, and Playboy. All are offered for
    sale, with a commission of 20% going to the museum.

    NAME: Science Cartoons Plus -- The Cartoons of S. Harris
    MEDIUM: WWW: http://www.sciencecartoonsplus.com/index.htm
     Webpage with a number of cartoons, a way to contact the travelling exhibit
    and a link to the company that produces T-shirts with the cartoons, (COTTON
    EXPRESSIONS), which is also in this list.

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    From: paterson@mel.dbce.csiro.au (David Paterson)

    NAME: The Inventions of Daedalus. (Bibliographic data anybody?)

    DESCRIPTION: A collection of the best from the column that used to be on the last page of New Scientist.
    MEDIUM: Book.

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    NAME: The Evil Tutor's Guide to producing Scientific Graphs & Figures
    DESCRIPTION: This guide has been created because many teachers are growing
    tired of marking the same mistakes over and over again in practical
    reports.  Here we show students how to fail properly and what to do to get
    the lowest marks.

    MEDIUM: WWW : http://www.psreporter.com/evil/eviltutor0.html

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    NAME: Science jokes (Julian Trubin's website)

    DESCRIPTION:  A collection of K-12 science jokes studded with science
    links, pictures and stamps. The jokes are short, not complicated or abusive
    and organized by topic.  The purpose of this site is to present another
    science education tool through entertainment and curiosity.  It is also
    nice for adults.

    MEDIUM: WWW: http://www.juliantrubin.com/sciencejokes.html

New after last time posted (February 28, 2004) physics
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    NAME: Amateur Astronomy jokes
    DESCRIPTION: Astronomy jokes from the news:sci.astro.amateur newsgroup.
    MEDIUM: WWW: http://www.perseus.gr/Astro-Jokes.html

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    NAME: The Journal of Extraneous Scientific Topics (JEST) DESCRIPTION: JEST
    is a quasi-science publication edited by Rebecca Carlson and published by
    her husband, Russel Carlson. JEST provides a forum for science students,
    educators, and enthusiasts to share their humorous ideas.

    A normal issue of JEST contains:, two or three articles, letters to the
    editor, News Tidbits, "irrelevant science news", Ask Dr. Iva P. Aitchdee, a
    question and answer column, a puzzle page, The Science is Poetry Page,
    Quadrant NQ (a science fiction comic)

    MEDIUM: 1 Journal:
      To subscribe to JEST for a year (6 issues) send $5.00 for photocopying
      and postage along with your name and address to:

      JEST Subscriptions:
      c/o Russel Carlson --This line is important!!
      Department of Mathematics
      University of Oregon
      Eugene, OR 97403

    2 WWW: unknown

    3 Book:
          We are now offering the "Best of JEST", a bound collection of the
          first ten issues of JEST. To order this, send $8.00 ($6 for copying,
          $2 for postage) to the above address along with your name, address,
          and a request for the "Best of JEST."

    The first issue of JEST was published in June of 1993, and with a few
    exceptions is published every other month. We now offer a collection of the
    first ten issues is now bound and called the "Best of JEST."

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    NAME: Eric Schulman's Science Humor
     DESCRIPTION: Schulmans' articles for AIR, like "How not the write a
    scientific paper" and the famous "History of the universe in 200 words or
    less".
      MEDIUM: WWW:
    http://members.verizon.net/~vze3fs8i/air/

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    NAME: The nerdity test

    DESCRIPTION:
            Hello, and welcome to the nerdity test. This test is designed to
    help you determine your nerdity quotient. In the past, someone may have
    watched you, or listened to something you said and then exclaimed, "You
    geek! What do you think you are doing?" Or maybe it's just us. In any
    event, we here at the nerdity testing lab were prompted to ask "just what
    is a nerd?" In response, we came up with this test.  (This is the
    *interactive* and larger version of the test in the MISCELLANY section)

    MEDIUM: WWW: http://home.rochester.rr.com/jbennett/nerd/n500test.html

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    From: sbaker@oro.net (Steve Baker)

    NAME: Ask Dr. Science

    DESCRIPTION: Misinfotainment on science.

    MEDIUM: Radio show MEDIUM: WWW: http://www.drscience.com

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    NAME: A.L. Mackay, "A dictionary of scientific quotations"
     DESCRIPTION: (from the blurb) The second and expanded edition of "The
    harvest of a Quiet Eye" A collection of many scientific quotations,
    including graffiti, lines of song and proverbs.
      MEDIUM: book

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    NAME: COTTON EXPRESSIONS

    DESCRIPTION: Pictures on T-shirts.  Especially the science cartoons are
    famous.

    MEDIUM: T-shirt.  Order from:
                      Cotton Expressions, Ltd.
                      325 N. Bell Ave.
                      Chicago, IL 60612

    MEDIUM: WWW: http://www.cottonexpressions.com
     Pictures of T-shirts and order form

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    NAME: Donald Simanek's Pages
    DESCRIPTION: Jokes and  parodies of science and pseudo-science

    MEDIUM: WWW: http://www.lhup.edu/~dsimanek/home.htm

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    NAME: Donald E. Simanek and John C. Holden, Science Askew, a light-hearted
    look at the scientific world.

    DESCRIPTION: Science humor.  You can find part of the  material on.
    Donald Simanek's webpage above, but a book is more portable.

    MEDIUM: book, IOP publishing Ltd, ISBN 0 7503 0714 5

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    NAME: The Notochords

    DESCRIPTION: "The Notochords: Songs of Science" Dr. Chordate and the
    Notorious Einsteinway perform a blend of humor and music that illustrates
    the wonders of science Featuring: "A Parasitic Love Song", "Ain't Nothin'
    but a Groundhog", "Star Wishes" and More!

    MEDIUM: life appearance Dr. Chordate and/or The Notochords are also
    available for to make presentations to schools and organizations at all
    grade levels, from local to international. Charges are generally in the
    $100 to $1000 per presentation range, plus the expenses of travel etc.

    MEDIUM: book: Science Songs and Body Poetry Science Songs and Body Poetry
    contains the words to over 30 songs and poems. Some of the songs are set to
    recognizable melodies (for example, The Sounds of Science, Fifty Ways to
    Love Your Liver (or Lever), Ain't Nothin' but a Groundhog). Most have
    original melodies, which are not included in this book. But, who's going to
    know if you sing one to your own melody? Anyway, they are great tools for
    introducing science topics to those hard to reach students! Enjoy!

    MEDIUM: Audio Tapes:

    The Notochords: Songs of Science is an audio tape of 10 of the songs found
    in the book above. And even if the recording does sound like a couple of
    old geezers singing in a basement, it remains an excellent way of getting
    the attention of students or anyone else interested in the funny side of
    science.

    Dr. Chordate: Parts Is Parts - More Songs of Science is an audio tape of 9
    more original songs. The words to most can be found in the book above.
    They are also an excellent way of getting the attention of students or
    anyone else interested in the funny side of science. Remember: Music is the
    interstate highway into the memory.

    Audio Tapes are $10.00 plus $2.00 each for shipping and handling (February
    1998)

    Also available are T-shirts and tote bags with the Notochords logo. Copy
    this form and use it to make your order.

    MEDIUM: WWW: http://www.tranquility.net/~scimusic Page with information
    about "Dr. Chordate and the Notochords".  The page also has the lyrics of
    some science humor songs.

    Order From: Dr. Jeff Moran The Master Word Works 2071 County Road 246
    Fulton, MO 65251 (573) 642-9749 scimusic@tranquility.net

mathematics physics chemistry engineering biology computer science
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    From: Ian Ellis <ian@iglou.com>
     NAME: Strange matter
     DESCRIPTION: Cartoons
    on science subjects.  The website also contains some pseudo-scientific
    articles by Nick D. Kim.  The name Strange Matter was first applied to
    these cartoons after it was determined that when viewed, they are capable
    of inducing observable distortions in the local sections of the Universe.
    Such macroscopic perturbations to quantum reality are indeed an unusual
    outcome to the act of cartoon observation, so it seemed appropriate the
    name them in honour of one of the strangest substances known to theoretical
    physics, Strange Matter. After ingestion, they should be washed down with a
    shot of whisky.

    MEDIUM: WWW: At the moment not available
     MEDIUM: Journal: The cartoon also appears in New Scientist

     MAILING LIST: Every week a cartoon.
                 Subscribe at the webpage or by sending a blank e-mail to:
                  strange-matter-subscribe@yahoogroups.com

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    NAME: Stories from Science
    DESCRIPTION: short anecdotes about scientists
    MEDIUM: WWW: http://people.cs.uchicago.edu/~dinoj/scstory1.htm

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    NAME: Improved Methods for Transportation of Hunted Animals
    ABSTRACT:
    Modern hunting tools like spears and clubs provide a dramatic increase of
    hunting efficiency. For even small tribes slaying fairly large beasts, like
    mammuts, becomes possible. Since carrying home mammuts is one of the major
    problems in modern hunting, we propose a new tool, called wheel, that
    provides efficient transportation of mammuts.

    MEDIUM: WWW: http://ki.cs.tu-berlin.de/~scheffer/hunting/hunting.html

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    NAME: Tomatotopic organization in the Soprano
     DESCRIPTION: A pseudo scientific article about the physicological basis of
    the the fact that singers yell when thrown with tomatoes.  Very realistic.
    (Do not skip the references section.)
    MEDIUM: WWW: http://pauillac.inria.fr/~xleroy/stuff/tomato/tomato.html

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    NAME: Songs of Geology and Chemistry and Other Science-Related Jokes and
    Humor
    MEDIUM: WWW: http://www.heptune.com/geosong.html

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    NAME: OXymoron Humour Archive - Scientific Articles
     DESCRIPTION: General Science Jokes
    MEDIUM: WWW: http://paul.merton.ox.ac.uk/science/

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    NAME: Science and Technology jokes page
     DESCRIPTION: General Science Jokes
    MEDIUM: WWW: http://www.math.psu.edu/tseng/STjokes.html

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    NAME: CooperToons Science Cartoons
     DESCRIPTION: Professional single panel gag cartoons about science.
    MEDIUM: WWW: http://members.aol.com/ChipCooper/science.html

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     NAME: Lenny the labrat
     DESCRIPTION: A cartoon about a grad student in physics.
    MEDIUM: WWW: http://students.washington.edu/guitarmn/cartoons.html

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    NAME: Scientific Quotes gathered on the Net DESCRIPTION: Funny scientific
    quotes collected by Guillaume Dargaud
    MEDIUM: WWW: http://sung3.ifsi.rm.cnr.it/~dargaud/Humor/QuotesScience.html

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    NAME: Jupiter Scientific Science Jokes
     DESCRIPTION: List with jokes similar to mine (smaller of course), but with
    links to explanations.  The  motive here seems to be to teach some science
    to people.
    MEDIUM: WWW: http://www.jupiterscientific.org/sciinfo/sciencejokes.html

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    NAME: Science Joke of the Week
     DESCRIPTION: website with jokes similar to mine, but every week one
    different joke; for people who like their science humor in  moderation.
    MEDIUM: WWW http://www.marshall.edu/physics/jokeguy.htmlx

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    NAME: How to have your abstract rejected
     DESCRIPTION: Advice on how to get your abstract for the LOGIC IN COMPUTER
    SCIENCE symposium rejected, but it applies to all conferences.
    MEDIUM: WWW http://www.dcs.ed.ac.uk/home/als/lics/lics02/howto.html

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    NAME: The metric system sucks!
      DESCRIPTION: Why the metric system sucks, and why people should use the
    pounds, feet, and gallons of the great English system.
    MEDIUM: WWW: http://www.metricsucks.com

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    NAME: 36 Methods of Mathematical Proof
     DESCRIPTION: One page with 36 not-serious proof methods
    MEDIUM: WWW: http://www.bluemoon.net/~watson/proof.htm

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    From: Darren Palmer <darren.palmer@ic.ac.uk>
     NAME: Eye on Science
     DESCRIPTION: Very inaccurate current scientific research
    MEDIUM: WWW: http://www.dazbert.freeserve.co.uk/science/

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    NAME The Dead Grandmother/Exam Syndrome and the Potential Downfall Of
    American Society.
    DESCRIPTION: Research how exams cause relatives of students to die.
    MEDIUM: WWW: http://biology.ecsu.ctstateu.edu/People/ConnRev

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    From rickey@math.bgsu.edu (From his disappeared Bibliography of Humor in
    Mathematics page)

     NAME: Weller, Tom, Science Made Stupid, Houghton Mifflin Co., 1985.
     DESCRIPTION: Unfortunately, or perhaps fortunately, there is no chapter
    here on mathematics. But lots of nutty stuff. The evolution chapter is my
    favorite.
      MEDIUM: Book.

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    NAME: Open Directory:Humor:Science
     DESCRIPTION: A list with Science Humor sites from the open directory
    (moderated by volunteers)
    MEDIUM: WWW: http://www.dmoz.org/Recreation/Humor/Science/

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    NAME: Yahoo! Entertainment:Humour, Jokes, and Fun:By Topic:Science
     DESCRIPTION: A list with references to Science Humor sites from
    Yahoo. (moderated)
    MEDIUM: WWW: http://dir.yahoo.com/Entertainment/Humor/Science/

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    NAME: Google Web Directory - Recreation -> Humor -> Science
     DESCRIPTION: A list with references to Science Humor sites from Google,
    sorted with the number of links to a site.
    MEDIUM: WWW: http://directory.google.com/Top/Recreation/Humor/Science/

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- 13.1 mathematics
- 13.2 physics
- 13.3 chemistry
- 13.4 biology and medicine
- 13.5 earth sciences
- 13.6 scientists

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