SCIENCE!

[cptbutton@dice.camp]

@BorisBarbour @StefanEJones

But unlike speed, velocity must have a directional component, how is this handled?

[synlogic4242@social.vivaldi.net]

@BorisBarbour @StefanEJones nice catch

[synlogic4242@social.vivaldi.net]

@cptbutton @BorisBarbour @StefanEJones direction can be assumed to always be pointing towards the nearest snack

[alter_unicorn@masto.bike]

@StefanEJones need t-shirt now.

[marctapages@framapiaf.org]

@StefanEJones

[stefanejones@dice.camp]

@alter_unicorn I don't know the artist, unfortunately

[basilsto@mastodon.social]

@StefanEJones
Only true at constant speed.

[stefanejones@dice.camp]

NOTE: Unfortunately I don't know who drew this lovely thing.

Also, it's just a gag. Don't overthink it.

[devwouter@mastodon.social]

@BorisBarbour @StefanEJones

Unless “raptors” is a constant of 1 in which case it the formula can be simplified.

[lunch@tilde.zone]

@StefanEJones the "raptor" cancels out on the right side

[martin@libera.site]

@Chaotic Unicorn #^https://www.geekytees.co.uk/product/velociraptor-distanceraptor-timeraptor/

[amro@todon.nl]

@StefanEJones I knew it! Velociraptors are bastards

[ninetiger@writing.exchange]

@StefanEJones

[haloedrain@toot.cafe]

@StefanEJones (me, thinking too hard about this joke): no, the raptors cancel out like that, it has to be (distance/time)*raptor

Though the possibility of a timeraptor is terrifying

[scriptfanix@maly.io]

@StefanEJones A colleague said it was incorrect and claims to have fixed it

[hypolite@friendica.mrpetovan.com]

@lunch @StefanEJones So Velociraptor = Distanceraptor / Time to balance out the sides of the equation?

[faraiwe@mstdn.social]

@StefanEJones double tap:

[lunch@tilde.zone]

@hypolite @StefanEJones or distanceraptorraptor

[efi@chitter.xyz]

@ScriptFanix @StefanEJones what if timeraptor is also a vector

[tezoatlipoca@mas.to]

@efi @ScriptFanix @StefanEJones timeraptor: shut up math nerd!
And then it eats you