If you are looking for the actual episode to watch or discuss, it originally aired on May 1, 2019, and focuses on Cam presiding over a graduation ceremony while Jay gives the commencement address. You can find episode discussions on platforms like Reddit or view the full script on Springfield! Springfield! .
: In reality, such proofs always rely on an illegal operation, specifically division by zero , which is mathematically undefined.
In the episode, Alex Dunphy is graduation-gift-obsessed with a scientific paper that supposedly proves
: Referred to as "Alister's Last Theorem," it uses a mathematical trick to "prove" that zero equals one.
: The episode also features Alex claiming there are more galaxies in the universe than grains of sand on Earth. Experts note this is scientifically incorrect; there are estimated to be about 2 trillion galaxies, while 12 square meters of beach alone can contain that many grains of sand.
If you are looking for the actual episode to watch or discuss, it originally aired on May 1, 2019, and focuses on Cam presiding over a graduation ceremony while Jay gives the commencement address. You can find episode discussions on platforms like Reddit or view the full script on Springfield! Springfield! .
: In reality, such proofs always rely on an illegal operation, specifically division by zero , which is mathematically undefined. Modern Family S10E21 WEB-DLRip Hun-Gege20:41 Min
In the episode, Alex Dunphy is graduation-gift-obsessed with a scientific paper that supposedly proves If you are looking for the actual episode
: Referred to as "Alister's Last Theorem," it uses a mathematical trick to "prove" that zero equals one. : The episode also features Alex claiming there
: The episode also features Alex claiming there are more galaxies in the universe than grains of sand on Earth. Experts note this is scientifically incorrect; there are estimated to be about 2 trillion galaxies, while 12 square meters of beach alone can contain that many grains of sand.
