Comic #5324: enemy

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Description: The comic consists of four panels with characters discussing physics. There are three distinct characters shown, each with a different hairstyle and clothing style. The overall tone is humorous.

Panel 1:

• Character 1 (wearing glasses, brown hair, and a light sweater) asks: "DO YOU THINK PHYSICS SHOULD MAKE SOME INTUITIVE SENSE OR JUST PREDICT THE OUTCOME OF MEASUREMENTS?"

Panel 2:

• Character 2 (with a short bob haircut and wearing a dark top) replies: "I'M A SIMPLE PERSON. I THINK PHYSICS SHOULD JUST PREDICT WHAT MEASUREMENTS IT CAN, THEN LABEL EVERYTHING ELSE 'THE ENEMY.'"

Panel 3:

• Character 1 responds: "THAT WAY EVERY TIME A NEW DISCOVERY IS CONFIRMED, THE ENEMY SUFFERS DEFEAT."

Panel 4:

• Character 3 (with glasses and wearing a dark top) questions: "BUT WHY? WHAT DOES PERSONIFYING THE UNKNOWN AS A FOREIGN VILLAIN ADD?"
• Character 2 answers: "SEVERAL BILLION DOLLARS OF MILITARY RESEARCH FUNDING."

The comic showcases a fun banter about the nature and implications of physics, blending science with a humorous perspective on funding and research.