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Between the latest season of "Two and a Half Men" and the instructions included on my toothpicks, it's becoming very clear that our society is being geared more and more towards the lowest common denominator. And if you actually know how to calculate a lowest common denominator, it can be very frustrating.
What if the tables were turned, and things were designed for the mental elite? What if traffic signs and board games just assumed everyone had a prodigious intellect? Show us an image from a world where the guiding principle is that all MENSAns are created equal...and everyone is just too bright and nerdy.
As always, have fun, be creative!, follow the guidelines please, and be careful to avoid using cliches. You will have 48 hours to submit so make your entry count!
What if the tables were turned, and things were designed for the mental elite? What if traffic signs and board games just assumed everyone had a prodigious intellect? Show us an image from a world where the guiding principle is that all MENSAns are created equal...and everyone is just too bright and nerdy.
As always, have fun, be creative!, follow the guidelines please, and be careful to avoid using cliches. You will have 48 hours to submit so make your entry count!
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Please VIEW IN FULL to dig the nerdy version of the original text:
got milk?
Super.
That's how milk makes you feel.
The calcium helps the bones grow strong,
so even if you're not from Krypton you can have bones of steel.
got milk?
Super.
That's how milk makes you feel.
The calcium helps the bones grow strong,
so even if you're not from Krypton you can have bones of steel.
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The solution is I=0 for all values of y, in case anyone wondered.
At least it was in the equation I stole, I had to butcher it a little to get it all in... I'm sure it didn't make that much difference...
Original equation
Source 'Think. Dont drive tired' sign
At least it was in the equation I stole, I had to butcher it a little to get it all in... I'm sure it didn't make that much difference...
Original equation
Source 'Think. Dont drive tired' sign
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