Comic #6906: quote-2

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Panel 1: A woman with glasses and dark hair sits at a desk, looking frustrated. She says: "I don’t get why you read all these weird old books."

A man with light brown hair, wearing a yellow shirt, replies: "The quotations."

Panel 2: The man continues, gesturing confidently: "If you read long enough, you will eventually find a statement that comes off as absolutely bizarre when stripped of its original context."

Panel 3: The woman responds, crossing her arms: "You can then take that quote, put it at the top of a book on an important topic, and move on leaving the audience bewildered."

Panel 4: The man seems unconvinced and replies: "No quote could be worth that much effort."

Panel 5: The woman, still seated, smiles and asks: "Have I shown you my chapter on discrete mathematics?"

At the bottom of the comic, there is text that reads:

Chapter 2: Logical Identities and Principles of Boolean Algebra

“Very well! then I’ll have pussy.” Augustus de Morgan, Monday August 21, 1866

The study of logical identities is foundational to the understanding of methods…

The comic depicts irony and humor through a discussion on quotations and contexts, with a nod to mathematical concepts.