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Comic #5992: math-2

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Description

Here’s a detailed description of the comic:

Panel Descriptions:

  1. Panel 1:
    • Text: "DEAR GOD, WHY DID YOU WEAVE THE COSMOS AS A TAPESTRY OF MATHEMATICS?"
    • Character: A person with short, curly brown hair, looking upward and speaking earnestly.
  2. Panel 2:
    • Text: "WHAT'D YOU WANT ME TO DO? LIKE YOU DROP A BALL AND THE RATE IT GOES DOWN IS WHATEVER THE UNIVERSE FEELS LIKE TODAY?"
    • Character: A person with short hair looking exasperated.
  3. Panel 3:
    • Text: "MAYBE THE ATOMIC NUMBER OF HELIUM COULD BE 'A LITTLE.' MAYBE THE SIZE OF THE UNIVERSE CAN BE 'LOTS, MAN.'"
    • Character: The same speaker, now looking more sarcastic.
  4. Panel 4:
    • Text: "THE SHAPE OF PLANETS' ORBITS CAN BE DETERMINED BY, WHAT, PIXIE FLATULENCE?"
    • Character: The first speaker looking incredulous.
  5. Panel 5:
    • Text: "OKAY, I GOT IT. CHILL OUT, GOD."
    • Character: The first speaker looking slightly exasperated, hands raised.
  6. Panel 6:
    • Text: "DEAR HUMAN, WHY DO YOU WEAVE YOUR QUESTION OUT OF WORDS AND NOT FAIRY GAS? YOU ARE JUST SOOO MYSTERIOUS."
    • Character: A disembodied voice, humorously speaking to the first speaker.

General Description:

The comic features two characters engaged in a humorous dialogue about the nature of the universe and mathematics. The style is casual and irreverent, employing sarcasm and hyperbole to explore philosophical questions in a lighthearted manner. The characters are drawn with simple features, and the expressions convey a range of emotions from earnestness to incredulity. The text is presented in speech bubbles, making it easy to follow the conversation.

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