This guy has never heard of quantum ducks
26ReplySchrödinger's Duck
6ReplyCame here to write this... Man you're good.
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What you didn't know is that the universe is mostly ducks. Dark matter? More like duck matter!
16ReplyDuck Tales? More like Everything Tales!
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What about half a duck?
15ReplyHow crispy we talking?
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Is a single cell within a duck a duck or is it itself not a duck?
13ReplyYes.
7ReplyInclusive or gets them every time.
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- Hot Dog
- Not Hot Dog
11ReplyWhat about parts of a hot dog?
What if I ate a hot dog?
You wouldn't claim a hot dog is not a hot dog anymore after I took a bite, right?
If parts of a hot dog are a hot dog, when do they become non-hotdog in my intestines?
1ReplyIf a hot dog is no longer a hot dog after you take a bite, what is it? It's still a sandwich consisting of a sausage in a bun; you're just masticating now.
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Came here to make the same joke. Am not disappoint.
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platypus
11ReplyIs a picture of a duck a duck?
Is the life of a duck a duck?
Is your perception of a duck a duck?
9ReplyNow this is science.
8ReplyThis is where the science begins
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On the internet, no one can tell you're a duck.
8ReplyWhat about some sorta duck-goose hybrid?
6ReplyIt depends on your definition of duck
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What about a platypus? It could be considered part/half-duck. Or even duck-like!
5ReplyMakes sense to me
5ReplyFewer than 5% of adult cats have a driver's license.
5ReplyThere's a linear algebra joke that can complement this one and goes like this:
Everything in the universe is either a duck or not a duck, but almost everything that is not a duck, if examined very closely or in really short time intervals, it behaves as a duck and you can apply duck methods to it.
5ReplyPlatypus?
5ReplyHeretic! How dare you!?
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Hey buddy, you ever here of a loon?
4ReplyVery strong Law of the Excluded Mallard vibes here.
Aren't you forgetting Goduck's Incompleteness Theorem?
4ReplyMathematical constructivists hate this meme
4ReplyMore like law of excluded middle amirite?
4ReplySchrödinger would like a word
4ReplyJust because we can't know if something is a duck or not, doesn't mean there are other possibilities.
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The fun thing about the existence of infinity is that there is an infinite number of possible points on the line between “duck” and “not duck”
4Replydepends how you define duck; you can very much make it a binary. ultimately every term is just a construct
2ReplyYou can make the term a binary, but binary doesn’t really exist in the real world. Your DNA is part duck just by nature of being a vertebrate.
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wrong. duck fetus
4ReplyWhat about a fertilized but unhatched duck egg? That's kinda both a duck and not a duck.
I think you'd consider a roast duck a duck, but what about a duck drumstick? Would you say that's not a duck? If so, how much of the roast duck needs to be connected for it to be a duck?
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3ReplySince this is indeed a binary system, every part of "Duck" is also "Duck". So a duck salad is not duck, bit the meat in it is "duck".
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Wait. Could Quantum ducks in a superposition state exist? And how would those be a duck or not?
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2ReplySource? I'll continue to believe in my quantum super-duck until proven otherwise!
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Infinity is only a concept, nothing is infinite.
3ReplyOh? Nothing is infinite? What about the universe? Sure it ends somewhere. But not for long.
Oh, also, my hatred for myself is pretty infinite.
1ReplyEven hating yourself is finite when you have enough hatred
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everything is a bucket
3ReplyMy goodness, is it 4:30? I'm supposed to be having a back, sack and crack.
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1ReplyThere’s more
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Except muscovies. They are both duck and not duck.
2ReplyWell when you put it that way...
2ReplyIf a duck was about to hit his head on something, how would you warn him?
"Hey duck!" ?
2ReplyThey are called ducks because they duck.
information in this text has not been peer reviewed
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You may see a duck, but Stanley sees a bucket.
2ReplySurely you mean a ducket?
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What about the cells the form the wall around the heart of the duck? Is that a duck?
2ReplyThey are duck
Not individual ducks but a collective duck
4ReplyNo they are not a duck, they are the cells of a duck.
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no way
2ReplyNo way, a space duck!
2ReplyQuack!
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Oh, so that's what duck-typing means!
1ReplyDucking A!
1ReplyWhat about the duck-non-duck hybrids ?
1ReplyOk Howard...
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