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The Winner's Circle
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Where can I get this?
http://www.uncommongoods.com/product/geek-wrist-watch
Must. Have.
Thank you, thank you, thank you.
Where do I buy one of these!!
Can one actually buy this watch?
agreed! i know someone who would love this!
Seriously! Where do you find this watch?
Want. Where can get?
I can’t find THIS one but yes they are real
http://www.gadgetlife.eu/displayITM2.asp?ITMID=5691
I’ll keep searching
I actually want this watch!!!!!!!!
I WANT ONE!!!!!
Not only math. That’s some real nerd stuff!
Also known as…. math.
I guess you can call hex and binary as just “math”, but they are more like “computer science”. Well, I guess compssci used to be called computer math so you may still have a point…
You might mislead someone if you tell him it’s 3! o’clock.
Does that thing come with a calculator?
http://www.uncommongoods.com/product/geek-wrist-watch
I found it!!!
Conflarnit, I’m so far removed from actually using math I can only figure out exactly half of these. You young whippersnappers and your new math and your protractors and metal compasses and abacuses.
Abucai.
That’s “abaci”, although “abacuses” is also correct, according to some dictionaries.
*Abacai
Alternatively you could just count the hour lines… it is still a clock after all…
http://www.uncommongoods.com/product/geek-wrist-watch
guys, try this one: http://www.uncommongoods.com/product/geek-wrist-watch
Explanation for all numbers:
http://www.reddit.com/r/pics/comments/b6rwt/im_an_english_major_and_what_is_this_pic/
http://www.uncommongoods.com/product/geek-wrist-watch
There you are for purchasing!
My geek-tastic-ness is research related
The boyfriernds is math…and I must have this watch for him!
the equation that is supposed to represent 5 aactually equals 4
Assuming phi is the “Golden ratio”, which I admit to never having heard of before, 5 is correct.
In the absence of any other context, I’ve always understood phi to represent the golden ratio (sqrt(5)+1)/2).
nope – if we let s = 5^(1/2), then phi = 1/2 + s/2 (the golden ratio). so, 2*phi = 1 + s and 2*phi – 1 = s, meaning (2*phi -1 )^2 = s^2 = 5.
For neatness, I would prefer a dial of a single mathematical system. I like the binary representation of ’8′ — a dial of numbers represented by 0s and 1s would be cool.
You can get a binary watch through thinkgeek:
http://www.thinkgeek.com/gadgets/watches/e711/
You should look up “binary wristwatch”. Trust me, there are a lot of those.
I’ve seen these several places. We have a wall clock version in our house.
they are easy to find on the internet.
hey anybody seen the 6.9 infinite on the 7th hour hand? got me lolling
Want !
For serious math-geeks, try this clock:
http://www.signals.com/signals/Item_Irrational-Numbers-Wall-Clock_HH6134_ps_srm.html
*Maths.
As in ‘mathematics’.
Ow. This watch makes my brain hurt!
No, I was never good at math!
It’d be cooler if the wrist were a mobius strip!
not really — the twist would be pretty uncomfortable.
My dad has a wall clock version in his office. I also would think that this would be a good gift for a math teacher or professor. Diamonds don’t really last forever, after a really long time the turn into graphite. Better get your lover platinum.
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Thank you, that was my random statement of the day.
I am buying this. NOW.
LOL!
The “4″ appears incorrect — 2^(-1) mod 7 is just 0.5
I have this as a clock. It was a gift, but I think it was from thinkgeek.com
Am I the only person who noticed that Pi is missing?
I. HATE. MATH.
That is all.