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Registration on or use of this site constitutes acceptance of our User Agreement (Revised 4/1/2009) and Privacy Policy (Revised 4/1/2009). If you look at my previous Motivational Physics posters , they have a theme. Ok, I don’t want to over analyze my own poster. First, I posted an early version of this poster on twitter. I am saying that the word teacher maybe isn’t the best thing to associate with teaching. Or maybe that teachers are like the Emperor. There is one other thing that fell on the floor of editing. Well I am sure we have all had a teacher that was like the Emperor, right. Originally, I wanted this to say something about physics. The theme is: physics is difficult, and that is a good thing. So I am saying teachers are worthless. That line ended up on the editing floor since it was too long – but still funny.