the final for the november 2004 physics world, lamenting the apparent un-sexiness of physics and physicists

whilst i disagree with the above premise, i feel this does sum up the difference between the actuality of practising science and what it feels like inside my head.

a rough for the november 2004 physics world, lamenting the apparent un-sexiness of physics and physicists

one of the many staples of cartooning is the dinosaur gag, even better is if you can get the word “diplodocus” in there as it’s an awesome way of adding a whole new level of joke in there, but this time i failed

a rough for the november 2004 physics world, lamenting the apparent un-sexiness of physics and physicists

careful observation will eventually lead to you knowing the people i used to work with and hang out with. Pat for example, who for a couple of years put up with me distracting him from finishing his PhD.

a rough for the november 2004 physics world, lamenting the apparent un-sexiness of physics and physicists

i have to admit, i think the wig makes it

a rough for the november 2004 physics world, lamenting the apparent un-sexiness of physics and physicists

clearly i don’t agree with this point of view- being a physicist makes you some kind of awesome in the eyes of the ladies i go for. Face it, applied maths is shexy. SHEXY!

… would imply that less can be more when it comes to lecture notes.

If i was feeling really cheeky i’d argue that this method would now surely qualify as a practise-based PhD. But I’m not that cheeky. Oh no. Not at all.