Loose Parts by Dave Blazek for May 02, 2021

I love space limes. They go well with my space caipirinhas.

E=mc smashed.

He integrated this and more into his later ideas and equations.

All relative really.

If the universe gives you limes…

Hmm, I wonder if the speed of limes is a constant. I feel I’m close to something.

If we are in the Space-Lime continuum with the clock ticking will we get the disease?

Einstein improved the calculations when he factored in the coconut.

He forgot to use his green chalk.

Just in lime for Cinco de Mayo

Some applications are derivative, some are integral, and some are intuitive. It knowing when to apply each that matters.

Apparently, Einstein’s early work was from the genius of his wife. The money derived from that work went to her.

I was hoping to find a coconut somewhere in that equation.

In the beginning was the lime, & the lime was in the coconut.

I thought it was all relative…

I came out with the Space-Dime Continuum, but no one would give even a nickel for that.

If life gives you limes, make theories that will revolutionize our understanding of the universe.

All Einstein had to do is invent time travel. Then he could zip into the future, grab all the good formulas, then zip back in time and replace them with fruit…

Borrowed, derived, plagiarized. You say tomato, he says tomahto

I don’t think mathematics is a “science”. A lot of science needs to use mathematics, but that doesn’t make it science.

He needs to find the key lime in the equation and then factor in Pi.

I think if you check your notes you’ll find that it’s the “spice-lime” continuum, not the “space-lime” continuum.

See? You forgot to add the chile to the lime.

I think his formula was inspired by a slot machine.

I see the lime, but i don’t see the coconut that his brother bought for a dime :)