XKCD?

[King Cole he/him]

My friend recently showed me an awesome web comic strip called xkcd that I instantly fell in love with. I was wondering if any one else shares my love for this awesome strip.

I set up a google doc with my favorite ones so far if you are interested 

https://docs.google.com/document/d/1CYyXg8XzGwmMBdc8wzm9vDunu3MmXAcxvxklRdN0Rkw/edit?usp=sharing 

[+ILuvHats he/him]

YAAASSSSSS!  I will upvote you even though this post isn't Sanderson-related.  Here's one of my favorites.  If only we could actually do this...

https://xkcd.com/1073/

Edited August 29, 2017 by ILuvHats

[King Cole he/him]

14 hours ago, ILuvHats said:

YAAASSSSSS!  I will upvote you even though this post isn't Sanderson-related.  Here's one of my favorites.  If only we could actually do this...

https://xkcd.com/1073/

Thats going in the docs

[kenod]

I personally really like it, and it was also what got me into web comics. I also highly advice people to read the what ifs, as they contain a lot of interesting science things, while keeping the humor of the standard xkcd. Also, I don't have a real preference for specific comics, but if I have to decide, I would choose anything with Black Hat in it.

[+ILuvHats he/him]

4 hours ago, kenod said:

I also highly advice people to read the what ifs, as they contain a lot of interesting science things, while keeping the humor of the standard xkcd.

I have a sad tale to share.  I bought the what if book on a whim before I really knew much about Randall Munroe.  It was only later I discovered that EVERY SINGLE PAGE of the book was posted on Munroe's what if website.  I will recommend taking a look at the what ifs.  Ever wondered what would happen if you threw a baseball at 90% the speed of light?  The answer is here:

https://what-if.xkcd.com/1/

[Modal Seoul he/him]

My favorite xkcd:

https://xkcd.com/1164/

[Dunkum he/him]

On 8/29/2017 at 9:40 PM, ILuvHats said:

I have a sad tale to share.  I bought the what if book on a whim before I really knew much about Randall Munroe.  It was only later I discovered that EVERY SINGLE PAGE of the book was posted on Munroe's what if website.  I will recommend taking a look at the what ifs.  Ever wondered what would happen if you threw a baseball at 90% the speed of light?  The answer is here:

https://what-if.xkcd.com/1/

not every single page.  there are a handful of book exclusives.  That said, as much as I tend to enjoy the webcomic (today's included the phrase "a universe where snakes are wide instead of long" which is just such a completely absurd image I can't help but love it) the What-if articles are definitely better.