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Hidden math in movies Anonymous Sun Jun 28 22:29:14 2015 No.7360851 [Reply] [Original]

Has anyone noticed any more examples of this type of stuff?

>>	Anonymous Sun Jun 28 22:57:31 2015 No.7360909 >>7360851 Dude what, is that Tomorrowland? That pushes the movie from 5/10 to like 5.5

>>	Anonymous Sun Jun 28 23:00:43 2015 No.7360915 >>7360851 I'm not entirely sure but I think I see the fundamental theorem for line integrals on there too.

>>	Anonymous Mon Jun 29 05:54:33 2015 No.7361599 >>7360851 Let's just be happy it wasn't a print of triple integrals. Our minds can't handle them

>>	Anonymous Mon Jun 29 09:51:09 2015 No.7361772 >>7360851 We had a similar thread the other day. https://archive.moe/sci/thread/7311862/ Besides Stoke's theorem, we noticed Shannon entropy for discrete random variables. There may be more, but it's hard to see.

>>	Anonymous Mon Jun 29 10:05:05 2015 No.7361788 >>7360851 http://www.babysavers.com/exclusive-raffey-cassidy-on-the-secret-of-athenas-blue-dress-in-tomorrowland/ > If you look closely at the blue dress, there were actually algorithms on it. And algebra. lol

>>	Anonymous Mon Jun 29 10:13:41 2015 No.7361796 Simpsons tv show is king of this

>>	Anonymous Mon Jun 29 10:15:37 2015 No.7361799 File: 115 KB, 2000x1000, o-SIMPSON-MATH-facebook.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google]

>>	Anonymous Mon Jun 29 10:21:12 2015 No.7361806 File: 11 KB, 360x259, homer2.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google]

>>	Anonymous Mon Jun 29 10:22:04 2015 No.7361807 File: 662 KB, 1280x720, futurama theorem.png [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>7361796 I prefer futurama

>>	Anonymous Mon Jun 29 10:59:30 2015 No.7361840 >>7361807 They have mats writing for the show

>>	Anonymous Mon Jun 29 11:46:05 2015 No.7361887 >>7361807 whats used here? linear algebra? im still too pleb to understand

>>	Anonymous Mon Jun 29 11:58:26 2015 No.7361911 >>7361887 looks like combinatorics or something.

>>	Anonymous Mon Jun 29 11:59:01 2015 No.7361913 >>7361887 Just some simple permutation theory. Stuff like this is usually taught very early in group theory classes.