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They all feature among the geekiest gags sent to an internet site trying to track down the world’s “most intellectual joke”. The result is a comedy collection of belters for boffins. While the rest of us scratch our heads at the punchlines, scientists will snigger, historians hoot and philosophers fall about. But web-savvy joke fans are lapping it up as more than 16,000 people have logged on to the Reddit site for a chuckle. We don’t see why the Sunday People can’t join in the fun. With the help of a particle physicist, chemical biologist and ancient historian here are 10 of the best jokes… all translated into plain-speaking English. A photon checks into a hotel and the porter asks him if he has any luggage.
This is a good one to solve.
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The following video gives us a peek at his work. Martin’s forest garden has an enormous diversity of plants. Most, but not all, are edible. Those that are not edible would be regarded as a waste of space to most farmers or gardeners, but these also serve valuable purposes and earn their keep in the garden — ultimately also being responsible for not only increased resiliency, and thus less labour input, but also increased productivity.