Rikei ga Koi ni Ochita no de Shoumei shitemita - Vol. 3 Ch. 14.5 - Proof 14.5: STEM students try bumping into each other while eating toast.

[MangaDex]

 

[Purplelibraryguy]

"I never have had a piece of toast
Particularly long and wide
but fell upon the sanded floor
--and always on the buttered side."

 

[Zieg]

at least he cool

 

[jangankangkung]

i never drop my toast not even once, unless i intended to drop it as my droppings

 

[lasercats]

2real4me

 

[Candris]

Fabulous

 

[duylinh]

There are a lot of "hunks" and cool chicks in mathematics departments despite the ratio being about 9:1. The only problem is over half of them are, albeit justified, arrogant c***.

 

[BzzBzz]

It's alive. ALIVE!

 

[Razeth]

Patiently waiting for Anime to air.

 

[Alwinfy]

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Buttered_cat_paradox

 

[zekkendo]

@Alwinfy
Thank you

 

[balenol]

8 months.

 

[tuankiet65]

Oh my god

 

[nobaka]

the reason is about weight distribution changes caused by the jam

it's not even a particularly nerdy thing, it's literally common sense

 

[Chocolat]

Holy shit lol

 

[forecast]

@nobaka

I think its how he explained it that sounded nerdy.

 

[nobaka]

fair enough, he's kind of a dipshit

but isn't that why we read this

 

[miraja]

no joke i would have been a little moved by that. obv there's plenty of exaggeration bc it's a manga but they aren't as abnormal as the author's pretending they are

 

[Tanterei]

I did not know that there were proofs of the "Buttered Toast" problem !

Now I know what I'm gonna read over the time I can't get into office to do research (aka easter)!

Then again, there's been honest research on the way slinkies move (paper called: On Slinky Dynamics) and on how the cats fall down (that's some great math and physics!), so buttered toast isn't really that out of the ordinary.

 

[banjomarx]

this is awesome lol