Jokes With Lie!
Prepare to laugh, learn, and appreciate the humor in high-level math.
Dear Quantum Enthusiasts,
Last Christmas, we almost gave you our heart... but instead, we decided to share something even more valuable—knowledge! (Okay, okay, we couldn’t resist the classic song reference.)
Embracing the holiday spirit, our Head of Math Science, Bambordé, decided to offer free spots for Quantum Formalism’s upcoming specialization course: "Lie Groups with Applications to Quantum Computing and Machine Learning."
To participate, quantum enthusiasts had to:
Follow the Quantum Formalism page (of course ;) ).
Like the post and comment with something mathematically hilarious.
Reshare the post with their thoughts on the importance of Lie Groups and why they wanted to master the topic.
What happened was nothing short of legendary, a hilarious, brainy competition that showcased the smartness of our community. We carefully selected the best jokes and opened an online vote. The response was overwhelming, and the results? Pure comedic gold!
Now, without further ado, we present to you the winning jokes and top picks from this unforgettable event: Jokes With Lie!
Prepare to laugh, learn, and appreciate the humor in high-level math. Check out the winners and let us know which joke is your favorite!
Jamie Gill: To be clear, I'm against violence, but it would be great to sharpen up my Killing form in this course.
Dimitri Papaioannou: Why did the circle Lie group break up with its algebra? It felt like their relationship was too one-dimensional!
Mark Medwid: My wife asked me to hang up 2 copies of the same decoration with some brackets we had lying around. When I hung them up, they vanished. My wife asked, what happened?! I said, embarrassed, ‘Sorry... I accidentally used a Lie bracket.
Sam Ayodeji: The trader studied Lie Groups to find symmetry in the chaos of the market and keep their portfolio compact!
Simi George: Why did the Lie group go to therapy? Because it couldn't find its identity and kept getting entangled in complex relationships!
Sergio Quiroga Sandoval: How do you know when a Lie group is feeling a little disconnected? Some part of it stops staying in touch with its identity component?
Congratulations to all the Participants!
I wish you all a great rest of the week
Jacqueline Novak
Communication Lead
Zaiku Group
