Physics and Fun with Probability One: It works, ...

About this blog

The aim of this blog is to share our passion for science in a funny way.

We will be posting scientific jokes about physics, maths, computer science, biology and other sciences.

Having fun is the first objective but the blog further aims to be pedagogical too.

For every joke there will be a special introduction explaining the basic scientific idea in order to understand the joke.

So we encourage everyone who has a nerdy passion in science, not only people with background in sciences, to follow us. You can also find us on google+ and facebook

If you have a nerdy joke relevant to any field in science please share it with us. The best way would be to email it to us (click on the contributors and you find the email address) with a short background description and a signature (either your name or nickname in order to be signed when published).

Notice the url address?

The url address for this blog (epsilonfun.blogspot.com) was taken under careful consideration. Epsilon (the greek letter) is used in mathematical (and physical) proofs to denote something which is very very small, almost zero, but not zero, "infinitesimally small" in mathematical jargon. Since our jokes are nerdy and not "normal", we consider our jokes of "infinitesimally small" fun.

Wednesday, 3 April 2013

It works, ...

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