Comic #5677: number-hunt

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Panel 1: The background is a light yellow. A large, cartoonish yellow figure with a round body and a red circular detail in the center is speaking. It says, "All the human mathematicians will be eliminated before they can circumvent our algorithms." There’s a human character with curly hair, wearing glasses and a purple top, seated and looking at the yellow figure.

Panel 2: The background remains light yellow. The same human character responds with a skeptical expression, saying, "How in the world are you going to selectively detect mathematicians?"

Panel 3: In this panel, the background is white. The yellow figure introduces a concept: "Did you know that every sum of two primes can be expressed as an integer greater than 2?" The human character quickly suppresses a laugh, indicated by the sound "SNRK."

Panel 4: The background is a dark blue. The yellow figure appears to be emitting red and yellow beams of light toward the human character, who seems to be contorting or moving dramatically in reaction to the beams.

The comic conclusion plays with humor about mathematicians and indicates a playful interaction between the yellow figure and the human character.

(Source: smbc-comics.com)