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I don't quite get the punchline. I understand how if you integrate in the wrong direction you get a negative area, but is there a double meaning here?
by stevage 6y ago
I don't quite get the punchline. I understand how if you integrate in the wrong direction you get a negative area, but is there a double meaning here?
- shard 6y agoI believe the implication is that all the plumbers are advanced degree holders, not just the engineer.
- lb1lf 6y ago-The idea is that all the plumbers are academics looking for the easy life. :)
- ayepif 6y agoThey're all former academics/mathematicians!
- infomax 6y agoThey are all engineers in disguise.
- stavros 6y agoThe limits are the shackles of oppression, the integral is the proletariat and switching is disavowing capitalism and seizing the means of production.