Friday Science Jokes
And yet another round of Science humor at the end of the week. Take the best of the last working day before the weekend and don't forget to laugh!
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Another round
Here you get another portion of science jokes. I should admit that finding a good joke about science it's not an easy task. However, to have a good laugh is priceless and all the troubles worth it. It is scientifically proved!
Enjoy your weekend!
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Some scientists like Einstein or recently, Neil deGrasse Tyson are famous for their sense of humor. Others were more like subjects of famous jokes. However, good laughter is an important part of scientific endeavors. Moreover, to be able to see the funny side of science is actually to understand it better.
Here you can enjoy three science jokes. Like a joker would say: Don't take it too seriously, most probably you've got enough problem anyway. So, laugh it off and have a nice weekend!
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