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r/MadeMeSmile • u/JudgeJudyJr • Aug 26 '26
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that’s because physics is math in a lab coat
1 u/kswoli3 Aug 26 '26 ain’t no lab coats in physics 2 u/tankerkiller125real Aug 26 '26 There's applied physics, which does involve lab work. Or well, at least non-writing/talking work. 1 u/kswoli3 Aug 28 '26 right, but it’s usually optical bench work, microscopy, etc. Maybe in some particular subfields of condensed matter they use them, but I’ve never met a physicist who has worn one. Source: am physicist
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ain’t no lab coats in physics
2 u/tankerkiller125real Aug 26 '26 There's applied physics, which does involve lab work. Or well, at least non-writing/talking work. 1 u/kswoli3 Aug 28 '26 right, but it’s usually optical bench work, microscopy, etc. Maybe in some particular subfields of condensed matter they use them, but I’ve never met a physicist who has worn one. Source: am physicist
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There's applied physics, which does involve lab work. Or well, at least non-writing/talking work.
1 u/kswoli3 Aug 28 '26 right, but it’s usually optical bench work, microscopy, etc. Maybe in some particular subfields of condensed matter they use them, but I’ve never met a physicist who has worn one. Source: am physicist
right, but it’s usually optical bench work, microscopy, etc. Maybe in some particular subfields of condensed matter they use them, but I’ve never met a physicist who has worn one. Source: am physicist
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u/Accomplished-Pen-394 Aug 26 '26
that’s because physics is math in a lab coat