There's a guy on KZbin that thinks continued fractions like this explain all of physics, Gavin Wince. The numerology is strong with that one.
@davidhand9721Күн бұрын
I hate numerology so much. Learn another number base, any other number base, and whatever neat little coincidence you've got disappears.
@Thankingyou1Күн бұрын
Why didn't you use simpler examples? You started out with a great video then your examples are way too complicated.
@Thankingyou1Күн бұрын
You made a great video but your first example is Way too Complicated.
@DesignBySishКүн бұрын
What do you think about Terrence Howard´s theories?
@kafiruddinmulhiddeen2386Күн бұрын
My son came up with the algebraic proof (second one in this video) by himself after around a day of staring at his piece of paper
@derekangel7845Күн бұрын
Your research makes complete sense. This proves that black holes aren't sucking light out, they're projecting darkness inward by bending around the outside of our space and then getting pulled around and then sucked inside our space from a light vacuum. The "event horizon" is the light in which we see pulling this dark matter into our space. Make sense?
@stevefrandsen7897Күн бұрын
Brilliant and fun video
@donwald34362 күн бұрын
Proof by contradiction: 1. assume false statement 2. handwave 3. contradiction QED lol.
@donwald34362 күн бұрын
The youtube doors are locked? I want to leave! Let me out!!!!!
@noellwilson12732 күн бұрын
I’m not sure about the “magic” and the “400 years” but I’m 81, grew up with a slide rule, and still think they are wonderful. As you partly mentioned, logs 1614 by Napier, Log Scale 1620 by Gunter, “sliding scales” in 1622 by Oughtred, and circular sliding scales in 1622(or 1632?) by Oughtred. So, in 20-30 years, we had most of the magic. By the 1960’s we had straight 10” slide rules with 32 scales for, almost, everything (Pickett N3). Unfortunately, we had to wait 400 years for the animated Power Point presentation that makes it jump out at you.
@NonTwinBrothers2 күн бұрын
2:24 Just in case KZbin deletes my comment with a link on it, I found A solution to the Red Cross puzzle in Desmos. I put a link to the graph on my channel about page. Still not sure if it's THE unique solution (I was ready to like, categorize every possible cut you could take haha). Another day perhaps!!
@valherustinger78482 күн бұрын
that diagram is a graphical representation of analogue sound
@pauselab55692 күн бұрын
3:00 heard it from a lot of people a bit randomly then learned it from a corollary of Gauss's lemma. come on we already had minimal polynomials 5 years ago on this channel... that's a small step away from some field theory
@faustobarbuto2 күн бұрын
I'm amazed that such an educational and well-elaborated video got only 15K thumbs-up in almost eight years. That makes less than 2K thumbs-up per year.
@bmaxwell77183 күн бұрын
neither one
@yiutungwong3153 күн бұрын
Put it Harder... In English and German... University 🎓🏫🎓🏫 Universe and Universal ♾️💍 That's Means π = 2 in Riemann Paradox and Sphere Geometry System Incorporated... 1 + 1/2 + 1/4 + 1/8 + ... = 1 + 1 = 2 = π So 1 = 0.999... is Indeed Correct 😄😁💯🔥▶️
@yiutungwong3153 күн бұрын
This Made For Kids... This Channel is Excellent 💯🔥▶️
@yiutungwong3153 күн бұрын
Thanks For Sharing... This is Very Useful...
@yiutungwong3153 күн бұрын
π = 2 2Circle ⭕⭕⭕ = Square ⬜⬜⬜ In the Riemann Paradox and Sphere Geometry System Incorporated...
@Originalimoc3 күн бұрын
Guessed it, constant width
@FabianRoling3 күн бұрын
If you can make the paint infinitely thin, you can paint an infinite surface with finite (or actually zero) paint volume even if the surface is just a flat plane. I bet many explanations of this horn therefore technically do not even mention anything that is really special about it.
@pierrecarrette49763 күн бұрын
What a t-shirt!
@PC_Simo3 күн бұрын
1:21 Can we all just appreciate the fact that the 3-4-5 -triangle features both, a unit circle (as its incircle/”heart”), and a unit square (in its right-angled corner) 😮?
@PC_Simo3 күн бұрын
2:30 Also: φ² + φ = φ² * φ 🙂.
@azadomer52733 күн бұрын
Cos 120 != -1, it's equal to -0.5
@artortega72304 күн бұрын
Wow! great video. Im glad I found your channel.
@spinbulle53124 күн бұрын
I might be being stupid to ask this, but i sm not able to get my head around it. Why doesn't this proof work on a perfect square like 4, n prove that root(4) is irrational (even though it isn't)? Like if u have '4x²=y²', and you place those 4 squares in the big 'Y square' in such a way that; 2 squares are lined up horizontally in the middle and 2 are lined up vertically in middle. Which will create a overlapping x² in the middle and 4 smaller square on each corner. And then the equation would be 'x²=4a²'. But as we had assumed that the inetial equation is in the smallest form, so it can't be smaller; thus it proves that our original assumption was incorrect. Hence, root(4) is irrational. How is this possible? What am I going wrong in this, that root(4) is coming irrational 😂😅.
@DeadJDona4 күн бұрын
20:00 Y / X = √2 looks weird
@DeadJDona4 күн бұрын
2:22 🇬🇪
@AdithyaMA-ox8it4 күн бұрын
madhava of sangamagrama
@AdithyaMA-ox8it4 күн бұрын
But how can ramanujan make no sense while saying infinity - 4*infinity ? Did math break there?
@tomagain4 күн бұрын
Personally I like to think of mathematics as inhabited by amazing creatures that move around interacting and spawning new creatures. So I was immediately attracted to the wiper approach.
@soyezegaming4 күн бұрын
paranormal distribution
@parsimoniousdialog5 күн бұрын
加油 Jiāyóu Lego Euler😇
@guestgreenstein47265 күн бұрын
Color8ng proof better
@oleksandrkhomandyak38605 күн бұрын
I don't know why but even after I read the comments and saw different videos I can't understand the interpretation of log(ab)= log(a)+log(b) :cc I understood the graphic interpretation but not the mathematical one In those moments I feel pretty dumb
@TheMichaelmorad5 күн бұрын
does every polygon inscribe a shape of constant width? does every triangle? (one which is not a circle)
@zacbergart68405 күн бұрын
prefer swivel test
@taiwan1535 күн бұрын
He is the man who knew infinity ♾️ indeed
@DrJigglebones5 күн бұрын
swivel
@Josivis5 күн бұрын
6:12 I think due to Luca sounds like a name they say it as LUCA's numbers.
@Macieks3005 күн бұрын
On my own I came up with the second proof - the coloring way. So I think I like it better. But on the other hand the swiveling method seems more elegant and less intuitive so I like it too.
@hedgeh0g75 күн бұрын
This video is just about math and nothing more. I love math but this video is boring. There are more mystical meaning behind 369. I believe this is a key for opening loops between the galaxies and time traveling.
@danielfilan80565 күн бұрын
I preferred the colouring version, altho the swivel version was classier.
@thecritiquer94075 күн бұрын
❤❤❤
@christophernewton84745 күн бұрын
Alternative title: every German stereotype in one video.
There is a cool trick when you multiply by 9: take both of your hands: 1x9 - bend your pinkie, what you have left is 0 fingers and 9 2x9 - bend second finger and you have 1 and 8 3x9 - bend third finger and you have 2 and 7 4x9 - 3 and 6 5x9 - 4 and 5 6x9 - 5 and 4 7x9 - 6 and 3 8x9 - 7 and 2 9x9 - 8 and 1 10x9 - 9 and 0 :)