Memes related to mathematics.
Rules:
1: Memes must be related to mathematics in some way.
2: No bigotry of any kind.
Matt Parker recently posted a video on the distribution of dimples on golf balls: Golf balls: how many holes in one?
Some golf balls use Goldberg polyhedra, others use... not Goldberg polyhedra.
Yea no. Not every bottom side matches a top side so this is not a dice.
Is a D4 a dice?
Trick question, nothing is really a dice.
In the original post on rpgmemes, someone suggested rolling it on a glass table and crawling underneath to check the result.
Applebee, He writes crazy small.