Customer Feedback Oppenheimer Lecture

Customer feedback Historic Vids @historyinmemes · 25 May J. Robert Oppenheimer lectures at Kyoto University on September 14, 1960 in Kyoto, Japan. if we can choose q, and that m²+q² ≥ 0 (q = 1, ..., ∞) 1959 boundary value minimum ∂W/∂x − m²+q² = 0 metric ∫ δ((I − ½ΣL²)Ī) dτ U = Σ (x₂ = 0)

A black-and-white photograph shows J. Robert Oppenheimer lecturing at a blackboard covered in advanced mathematical formulas, with a student standing beside him. The joke is that the supposed customer feedback is an impossibly complex Oppenheimer lecture, humorously treating a historical physics image as feedback that is far too difficult to understand. EN: A black-and-white photograph shows J. Robert Oppenheimer lecturing at a blackboard covered in advanced mathematical formulas, with a student standing beside him. The joke is that the supposed customer feedback is an impossibly complex Oppenheimer lecture, humorously treating a historical physics image as feedback that is far too difficult to understand.

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