Comic #2168: 2011-04-21

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Comic Description:

Panel 1: A smiling teacher stands in front of a chalkboard. He has glasses and is holding a piece of chalk. The chalkboard features symbols indicating arrows, likely representing concepts in physics. The teacher is explaining: "SO, YOU SEE, SOMETHING CAN EXIST NOT JUST AS TRUTH OR FALSEHOOD, BUT ALSO AS A SUPERPOSITION. A THIRD OPTION: TRUE-FALSE."

Panel 2: A student with disheveled hair and an expression of confusion responds, saying: "WELL YEAH. I'M SORRY… WHY DOES ANYONE FIND THIS CONCEPT DIFFICULT?"

Caption at the bottom: "Oddly enough, politicians excel at quantum mechanics."