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Enter your thoughts on number 503 here. Please, no spamming, trolling, Negative Twoth-ing, or self-portraits. I was actually wondering if the proof is actual proof at all Ughhhh. Brilliant. Horrible, but brilliant. I'd like to see him do a proof on a simply connected space :P I... I don't get it... Unless the joke is that the mathematician answers "bulletproof" when the other person was obviously asking what is the bullet figure, but that would be not really count as a joke. > It's a mathematic proof, drawn in bullets. A bulletproof. Pun. >> Not like that... Geesh, don't quit your day job, huh? >it's a hardy har type pun, a math proof using bullets >>but a proof of what, and does that matter? >>>a proof that you're a noob and dont get it >>>> If you squint hard enough and tilt your head a little, it kinda looks like Tolkien's emblem, set in two circles. It's clearly an idea. "Ideas are bulletproof". :) QED! > Nonono, you're doing it all wrong! You got to keep your audience in mind. If it exists out of one person, you say: "QED, mothafuka!" When you're up against several people, you say: "QED, bitchus!" That way, you'll do maths AND will be the coolest kid in da hood. Oh, and if you're a girl, you got to move your head sideways while saying that.