Undergraduate vs Graduate Physics (Joke Video)

A fun skit video making a little fun of undergraduate and graduate physics. Not to be taken too seriously.

[alexlopez]

This would be a lot funnier if I knew anything about physics

[MrEdwing]

Real qoute from my 3rd year professor
"So to understand spin, imagine it as a sphere rotating except that it is not a sphere and it is not rotating. Clear?"

[alexjackson]

I'm flattered that the algorithm thought this was for me.

[Dylan-zfxh]

My least five favorite words: "You were supposed to assume"

[mickistevens]

Problem: How to milk a cow.
Physics: Consider the cow as a sphere. ...

[marquoire]

You know you’re desperate when you’re looking in “Basic Japanese” for physics advice

[jesseweneedtocook]

"what exactly is spin"
it was at this moment that i realised that i too had no idea what spin really is.

[randomalienfrommars]

Ok but “Foundations of Advanced Introductory Physics for Professional Beginners” is SUCH and underrated joke it sent me

[eggyrepublic]

This isn't even a joke it's just a leaked video of a classroom.

[Abmotsad]

First day of physics undergrad: Professor says that we'll be using matrix algebra to solve a set of problems. I commented that I'd never studied matrix algebra. Professors pauses, looks at me and says, "You'll figure it out." Later that same semester: I go to the math lab, hoping to get help with a problem. The grad student running the lab looks at the problem and says: "Yeah, no one here will be able to do that."

[Gokuyen]

I shared this to my professor, needless to say I’m taking some philosophy classes now to reflect on my decisions

[jordangraupmann]

Idk why but that last joke got me
Professor: “it was pretty straight forward, only Andrew missed it, of course.”
Andrew: “what?.... Oh yeah, I said it was zero.”

[eaten]

the spin thing is even more relatable for a chemist who doesn't really get physics that well, but is trying to understand NMR.

[MrBobbyANDCookie]

"I couldn't be bothered to teach you this proof so it's a homework problem" ahhhh I've had this so many times

[JEBB]

"Oh yeah I said it was zero" so relatable. If you can't figure out an integral, its usually 0.

[anuj]

Where can I apply for a quantum geology course. ?

[recklessroges]

As a graduate professor I'm going to presume that you know that this is hilarious.

[Am]

As someone who is taking physics and a Japanese language class, I absolutely lost it when he pulled out the jpn book for physics help. What a mood

[kymajesty]

OMG!! You probably don’t remember this but we were in the same art class in 11th grade!!
I was casually scrolling through my recommended page and I saw you name. I was like “wait a minute, that name sounds similar”
I’m so glad to find your page and see you are doing amazing. ❤️

[RebekahParkhurst]

As an undergrad who frequently hears “you’ll learn about this in grad school” I wonder just how afraid I should be 😂