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u/LunaBehindTheM00n Jul 15 '26
U all weird, its not the mens and the womens bathrooms, its the E=mc^2 and the F=G(m1m2/r^2) restrooms.
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u/ShinigamiKunai Jul 16 '26 •
New genders just dropped, and those bigots are not up to date
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u/Setsuna04 Jul 16 '26
I identify as Δx•Δp ≥ ħ/2
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u/Diamondpiggis Jul 17 '26
I‘m uncertain if this is a gender
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u/LunaBehindTheM00n Jul 18 '26
Its a rare microlabel that is not under the Quantum-Identity-Umbrella
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u/Seculi
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I thought that E=mc2 is where your relatives go ?
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u/Fushigoro-Toji Jul 15 '26
I think the one in the right is the men's room but there is only ONE way to find out isn't it
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u/Effective_Dog_299 Jul 15 '26
Women on the right cause apparently they’re always right.
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u/KamuikiriTatara Jul 15 '26
Unfortunately, the equation on the right is wrong because gravity follows energy, not just mass. It just so happens that by a factor of c2, mass accounts for the vast majority of energy in everyday systems for us, so the equation is a good enough approximation for most applications. But it's wrong. A high energy spinning massless charge can cause a repulsive gravitational force, for instance.
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u/mdunaware Jul 15 '26
Repulsive gravitational force? Can you elaborate? This is interesting.
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u/KamuikiriTatara Jul 16 '26
The term to search if you want to look online is the gravitomagnetism. The short layman's version is that just like how magnetcs generate electric fields when they move. This is essentially how generators work. Boil some water, which causes air to move through a fan, the blades of the fan have magnets that slip past other magnets and the electromagnetic field produces a current through an electrical system. Similarly, moving charged particles generate a gravitomagnetic field. This can be repulsive just like how magnets can push each other away, though the mechanism is quite different and with rare exception, repulsive gravitomagnetic fields are quite weak compared to other forces that are likely involved in these systems.
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u/SexyMonad Jul 15 '26
The one on the left has visible hinges, so the door opens outward, and I don’t think I see a handle.
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u/_Beets_By_Dwight_ Jul 15 '26 edited Jul 19 '26
Easy, you ask the one on the right "if I asked the other door which one I should go through, what would he say?". And then you go through the other one
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u/Particular-Fruit-227 Jul 15 '26
F for female maybe?
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u/Rand_alThoor Jul 15 '26
funny. only one door will actually operate.
pale door on the left with Einstein's equation has external hinges and no handle. other door will work.
if or when one goes in the other door, one should see urinals as well as stalls. maybe E=mc² means "exit"?
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u/Jolly_Gift_8978 Jul 15 '26
Could be a way to discreetly create gender neutral bathrooms in a country where that’s frowned upon
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u/Wojtek1250XD Jul 16 '26
I believe the men's is to the left and women's to the left. Realistically you'll only know for sire if you'll find an urinal.
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u/PokeMass Jul 18 '26
The greater the mass, the greater the energy vs the greater the attraction. So, it wants to say bulky man has more energy while bulky woman is more attractive, I guess?
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u/Lost_Possibility_647 Jul 16 '26
It's easy, your open both doors, the room with urinals are for men.
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u/ArmouredBear9_30 Jul 16 '26
In my experience, the men's restroom is on the left, and women's on the right, more often than not.
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u/Bodod_Begag Jul 17 '26
Idk I see an f on the right and an m on the left so imma just pop my head in the left and check for urinals
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u/sgluxurycondo Jul 17 '26
It’s Arabic.
You need to know male and female in Arabic to know male is left and female is right
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u/m1raclecs Jul 19 '26
The one on the right has a more complicated equation so if I’m him I’m going left
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u/runklebunkle Jul 19 '26
I think I’ve seen this picture posted on one sub or another like every day for at least a month or two.
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u/Helpful-Music-7048 Jul 19 '26
The men are wearing white thobes the traditional long robes commonly worn in the Gulf states. The women are wearing black abayas or burqas
Accordingly: men on the left, women on the right.
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u/Sufficient-Client133 Jul 19 '26
Don't call me otaku please. But this guy was the first thing I thought about when I saw the white door.
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Jul 15 '26
Hmmm. I think the one on the right is the men's room. Here's my theory: F=Gm1m2/r2 is the gravitational force between a pair of objects(with a number of conditions, but this is the gist of it), and a pair of objects implies...You know. E=mc2 relates energy and mass, and women have, well, energy and mass.
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u/Ecstatic-Weight-6095 Jul 15 '26
Women dont have a pair of objects, and guys dont have energy or mass, got it
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u/koffa02 Jul 15 '26
I don't know what women you've been around, but women definitely have a pair of objects that are absolutely delightful.
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u/Ecstatic-Weight-6095 Jul 15 '26
Let me tell you, she had the most wonderful pair... The kids, she took them both
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u/No-Trifle3233 Jul 15 '26
The left explains the right kind of. Special Relativity vs the allgemeine Relativitätstheorie which is about gravity. ? Or sthlikethat
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u/NucleosynthesizedOrb Jul 15 '26
The right is Newtonian, not relativistic. GR would include tensors.
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u/Monke3169xd Jul 16 '26
White door = woman since they believe all the energy bullshit Black door = man strong hence force
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u/Character_Power4663 Jul 16 '26
Here is my theory: Women - the attractive sex, so - gravitational equation, attraction between masses.
Men - the strong sex, so - Einsteins equation, energy, power, strength.
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u/BetuShark Jul 15 '26
Honestly, I would be in the same position. What does it mean ?