Animation vs. Geometry | Physicist Reacts

Yet another educational piece of content (in the best way possible) from the Alan Becker Channel - this time with geometry - get your notebooks out
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[@DeathDefiant]

I love how you instantly realised the golden ratio

[@ero-senninsama1734]

Holding such knowledge is important to identify the divine proportions, engage in phylosophical thoughts, appreciate deeper art, and protect yourself from Government Conspiracies and megalomaniac Presidents

[@blossomicblossom7]

​@@ero-senninsama1734wtf did the government do to you💀

[@geno4492]

@@blossomicblossom7 Steel ball run

[@dr.kujojotaro]

“TUSK, ACT 4!”

[@ero-senninsama1734]

@@blossomicblossom7 The government tried to take my napkin away

[@Force2reckonVods]

Wait... Wait wait wait, so the 5 core dice (d4/d6/d8/d12/d20) are just the 5 plutonic solids? The fuck it really is math wizardry.

[@spider59er35]

The real reason Why DnD is a numbers game🔥

[@nicolasinvernizzi6140]

Divine Inspiration! ....or just nerds...

[@JanitorAntisocial]

D10: yo can i hang D6: No. D10: but i thought we were all equal D6: Some are more equal than others.

[@Force2reckonVods]

@@JanitorAntisocial Ah shit, I thought I was forgetting something uni- I mean super important and used constantly throughout the game (which is totally different from the d12 which is also totally used constantly throughout the game) xD

[@JanitorAntisocial]

@@Force2reckonVods To be fair, the D10's shape (pentagonal trapezohedron) isn't recognized as a plutonic solid anyway since all its vertices aren't equal.

[@Dawnanims]

Him saying *_"the second coming shakes hands with phi acknowledgeing that he didnt know they were chill like that"_* out of nowhere got me dead on the floor lmfao And the calmness of his voice made it 10x funnier

[@coldfanta4963]

You hit the elemental nail on the head! Alan explained in his reaction video that the plutonic solids' colors represented the 5 elements

[@wowutisforever]

earth, air, fire, water, and the universe Apparently these are the elements which Plato believed the Platonic solids represent

[@cl4655]

​​@@wowutisforeverI thought the fifth one is the aether

[@AlucardVanHellsing454]

7:25 "what in the Tron?" 🤣

[@koptos007_cz8]

was looking for this comment xDD either i am deaf or he really said it xDD

[@NitroTron]

BANGER MANS FIR TALKING ABOUT TRON

[@stacycharly]

@@AlucardVanHellsing454 did you even say “Thanks for 226 likes”?

[@TheChillzoneX]

Thank you for pointing out that the antagonist was a 24-cell. I was stuck in 3D snd didn't consider a 4D plutonic solid. It makes the final trap even funnier. Altso spelling mistake: Platonic not Plutonic 😅

[@Anime7301]

Hi

[@jinx-jinx8883]

tbh imo it being the representation of chaos and it being a 3D object instead kinda makes it more interesting. Disorder vs. Order like you said. It also makes more sense, since if the was a 4D object how is it getting stunned by 3D objects if it can just go around it? Also notice how the plutonic solids at the end are colored each differently? I think its neat that Alan and his team also put in the detail of the plutonic solids.

[@KindOfWitch]

you: Alan Baker me: I dont think thats his name. are you butchering on purpose? you: Alan Baker me: I have to see his real name yt: Alan Becker me: :0 it was accent

[@TheChillzoneX]

@@KindOfWitch I will have to apologise to the man for butchering his name.

[@KindOfWitch]

@@TheChillzoneX another youtuber replied to my comment :0

[@sunnymiller4101]

Bro LOCKED IN when he saw the 4D object

[@stacycharly]

@@sunnymiller4101, you have 144 likes

[@sunnymiller4101]

@@stacycharly Thanks

[@drewholmes7356]

7:25 Math truly is terrifying…

[@Zoova]

Math is terrifying because the universe is terrifying, and math is the language of the universe.

[@zoranradakovic2199]

4D objects with more than 250 sides are terrifying, TAKE A LOOK AT THE 600-CELL

[@vickypedia1308]

​@@zoranradakovic2199 you made me Google it and that thing could rival a biblically accurate angel

[@alexandremiseraph9946]

5:17 - So I had to look it up. Apparently, the first golden triangle that shows up is a 1-sqrt(3)-2 right inscribed triangle, where the circle that circumscribes it has a circumference of pi*phi on the bottom, meaning the diameter is phi as shown in the transformation at 5:19 - From the transformation and notation on the triangle here, we see the property Phi^2 = 1+Phi, and thus the ensuing "golden square" that appears is a square with an area of Phi and further at 7:15

[@jomarlaluan]

Isn't the first golden triangle 1, √φ, φ?

[@blueyoshi5067]

Eeeeeeeee too much smart pepoles I don't understand wth

[@alexandremiseraph9946]

@@jomarlaluan Right, I made a mistake on autopilot.

[@wyattstevens8574]

​@@jomarlaluanYes, but OP's right: the 30-60-90 triangle was the first triangle drawn!

[@jomarlaluan]

​@@wyattstevens8574 they said the first 'golden' triangle

[@epikoof]

i love how you pause the video and actually explain some of the history and reasoning behind these videos, i can't wait to see more

[@sabertoothno34]

I usually don't listen to people's rambles, but the excitement you have when explaining this stuff makes me want to actually listen. I love how you explain things in a way where someone who has little knowledge of this stuff is still able to follow along with what's being taught..

[@heinzaw422]

Ya I love when expert doing the explanation that I really don't know what is he saying but actually enjoy it

[@BAFISHERE]

It's interesting that in the final fight with the hyperdiamond, our golden boy and TSC used five types of polyhedron with colors, which indicated the symbolize of ancient Greek theory of Five elements. Also, they acting accordingly. Tetrahedron: Red, symbol of Fire. Stable, forever upright. Octahedron: Light blue, symbol of Wind. Weightless, undisturbable. Hexahedron (Cube): Green, symbol of Earth. Strong, immovable. Icosahedron: Blue, symbol of Water. Flowing, amorphous. Dodecahedron: Gold, symbol of Aether. Refined, eternal."

[@gooeysad2058]

4d hyper diamond (24 cell) as a bad guy hating the phi for having fun till the last part is cool

[@8bitarcadeboss-topic]

Tbh I'm so happy that someone other than me actually remembers that name

[@fionamcdonagh9209]

7:59 You have to admit. That beat combined with the background music was cool.

[@marlepeace9844]

16:30 if that is your friend pelvic thrusting while reciting every decimal on beat, that looks funny as fuck and should be a very cherished memory.

[@TheChillzoneX]

He did it while dancing to " my humps by black eyed peas" , yes it is a memory I'm very fond of

[@aadvaitture]

14:40 GREAT! Some one noticed the cool music in this part!

[@tlee3800]

From my understanding from Alan's commentary on his channel: "animators vs games", he explained that the violent shape was 4D which I just find awesome that his team animated

[@beleva09]

Alan Becker needs to make a math themed tower defense game

[@namelesspotato4667]

Some nifty stuff I notices on my second watch: _the passage from 0 dimensions (a point) to 1 dimension (a line) to 2 dimensions (the stickman) to 3 dimensions ( 21:52 the tetrahedron) and finally to 4 dimensions (the hypercube 23:48) at the end we go back to 0 dimensions (a point). _Throughout the video, when the antagonist (let's call it "disorder") destroys something, it shows fractals as cracks and leaves the sierpinski carpet behind. _ At 23:45 it shows something I don't understand very much but I think its a hypercube ( a 4D object) inside a non-Euclidian or 4th dimensional space, inside a 3D object, inside a 2D animation and then at 24:12 it closes back to 0 dimensions (the same point from the start). Now that was cool ngl. _ 05:46 that's a Golden triangle bisected in Robinson triangles (a golden triangle and a golden gnomon.) (I think) _ 15:14 whenever the golden ratio is shown in the triangle and square, the measurements change from numerical to Phi (which I though was a cool detail) That's the interesting stuff I caught so far. I might be wrong about some of it(I am not a mathematician I just have autism).

[@Neptoid]

There is order in the 4D hyperdiamond you are just looking at its 3D shadow. It's like looking at the shadow of a wireframe cube and thinking the sides are squished and intersect when it is only on the 2D surface

[@szkraft220]

Fantastic breakdown, i seriouslly loved the hell that moment where you displayed all the plutonic solids in your program and then they came up in the finale, that was just awesome I also kinda love how.. in this one there were a little less just mind boggling concepts thrown at you and instead just an abscract statement about order in geometry having power, like im guessing thats because of the fact these sorts of discoveries very much were mythologised a lot, especially when it comes to geometry, thats how i understand it at least

[@Neptoid]

He "predicted" the platonic solids and knew about the Kepler thing even though it wasn't shown yet in the video.

[@afroteddybear]

Some commenters believe the antagonist is a hyper-diamond. I thought it was Metatron's cube. Still terrifying piece of geometry.

[@MakuO0o]

apparently it’s a 4th dimensional 24-cell

[@thedanfire9984]

Hyper Diamond is how Alan called it in AvG reaction

[@therookiegamer2727]

the technical name is a 24-cell, a 4d version of a platonic solid

[@MakuO0o]

my comment glitched out but it did say 24-cell

[@TWGStorms]

24 cell and hyper diamond are the same thing. Just different names

[@nikczemna_symulakra]

10:00 Plato has left the chat

[@thespinningcube]

Pluto has entered the chat

[@PZMaTTy]

I would love to see a game like this, just a black canvas and a lot of tools to drag and click things and see the math behind

[@ThaddGEARZ]

I believe the antagonist for this video was actually called a 24-cell, a 4 dimensional shape.

[@Phoenix-kn8uk]

Yes.

[@Konroil]

Yissss! So glad you got to this one so fast!!! Edit: this is honestly why youre my favorite reactor rn on yt since not only are ur reactions just so b a s e d, but theres an interesting lesson to go with it! Good job my brotha, spit your fax indeed!

[@Metatonthronos]

The HyperDiamond Entity (HDE) could be a 4D shape but trapped in a 2D plane, as it's able to be contained by 3D, and never chooses to move on the Z axis. The That or the animation plane never has a Z-axis and our "eyes" of the screen are limited to 1D in 3D. If it's moving solely in the 2D plane with no higher dimensional/imperceptible/impossible/dimensionally-rotated movements then it's a 3D or even 2D object confined to 2/3D space but not actually moving in a 4D manner. (Or perhaps it is and we as 3D being are unable to read the complexity and possible harmony in 4D movements within a 2D space represented by 1D. It creates 3D octohedrons from itself so that kind of information geometry must be contained within it, though the physics of this animation system has density outside the shapes as they can hit and smash, and within the shapes the border cannot be crossed easily. The HDE is not baneful to symmetry, it goes in and out of symmetry, seemingly with its decisions. More of it's geometry is displayed duplicated which could allude to its multi-dimensional presence along the axis of eventual selves or a stretched present of time or a command of essential spatial existence. Its effective range and copies are less focused when enraged. In the "loss of control" it has upwards to 5 figures of its self in shadow. It is a lost creature that doesn't know how to get home so it is reverted to a nature where it consumes the 2D plane fruitlessly. The Sierpinski's carpet is what it sees and shows it to us underlaying the geometry shapes. Likely it has a completely different understanding of what they represent/comprise/describe/encircle, and even what they look like and how they are experienced. The HDE is lost, but it seeks connection. It appears when Phi opens its trusting self to the Animation Stickman, it has detected a trace of home, the harmony of the golden ratio. It seeks it ceaselessly for the duration of it's chaotic existence. The HDE wants to destroy the platonic solids because it knows it's not the phi level. As he acts completely on this urge and directive relentlessly, he challenges and baits them for more, for the next shape. The HDE isn't angry, it's saying "I know you've got perfection! Give it to me!" In such a pressing, uproarious, boosting manner When either a Platonic Solid or Phi ratio shape are created it flashes, it reveals light to describe its effective 2D fill/3D border If a Platonic solid is derivative within another (cube in icosahedron) it does not flash upon creation. When Golden ratio shapes coincide they are additive. When the Entity consumes the pentagram it reveals the fractalizing woven mandala effect that orders the local defined Phi reality. But the pentagram hammock is more resistant to consumption in its complexity. Dodecahedron as a higher order does not ascribe to these rules though. It does not flash light to describe its borders, and it does not have a golden 3D fill. It has an inner glow that seems to foreshadow, a purpose. Like the stickman who sought the Phi ratio since the beginning, it was given to him and his nature fulfilled. The stickmans nature is and always has been to play and interact with the operations and circumstance around it. So, Phi helps him to play within the circumstances. The HDE also relentlessly seeks Phi within it's circumstance, and is ultimately, through chaotic reaction to intense pursuit, is given over to resonant, focused, golden breath of controlled influence Dragonic Fractal branching, home in the multi- dimensional pocket portal that was brought But since the dodecahedron was able to match it and interface with it. In the small frame of 14:44, the Entity is focused perfectly into it's likely cube-within cube shape. It is not abberant, it's returning to it's familiar world form at home in it's perfect calm focused breathing state. Would love to hear your thoughts.

[@goblinslayer310]

holy hell how you explain the fibbonacci's sequence, I realised I somehow discovered the same thing in middle school and it helped me tremendously with remembering the quadratic numbers, my memory is terrible so I used that to get to the quadratic number quickly without calculating it exactly

[@KizKim]

I knew your reaction to this would be amazing. I loved the video. Keep it up man !

[@TakSoNomik]

that's the physicest physicist i have ever physicilated

[@BioFox08]

I really hope they make a video with Math, Physics and Geometry The combination of them all in this art style would be hype

[@m9l0m6nmelkior7]

13:04 yeah or the projection of a 4D shape in rotation over a 2D screen, it doesn't need to shapeshift for it to appear shapeshifting, just has to rotate… The problem is when they trap it in platonic solids, if it had 4D it could simply have circled around the solid… (in the same way one can come out of a hoop without having to break it, you can't be trapped by something that fits in an euclidian space one dimension lower than yours)

[@gooeysad2058]

it actually phases through partially and you can see some fractals or effects bur is pushed back in because of the 3d symmetry of plutonic solids. Though it still gets out on the 1st 4 plutonic solids. Also you've made me realise that the hyper diamond (24 cell) fused with phi because the dodecahedron trapped it at when all points were in symmetry in a 3d plane unlike the icosahedron; cool.

[@beansauce42]

i was waiting for this video and im so happy it came out

[@AmaroqStarwind]

8:43 Actually, a polychoron. That’s a 24-cell.

[@DefinitelynotAlpharius]

Hey man enjoying the reactions so far, keep up the good work brother! Love from Jamaica!♥

[@FireyDeath4]

Yeah... It's actually a regular polychoron. The regular icositetrachoron, otherwise known as a 24-cell (it has 24 octahedral cells), or the "4D hyper-diamond" as they call it. Actually it only looks chaotic to us because it's doing double rotations and has a lot of edges, and even then it's silly enough to let mere surfaces (the Platonic polyhedra) trap it. I think the video could be a lot better than it was, an even started coming up with a lot of new ideas for a remake (already), but I guess it's still interesting. It's just disappointing that apart from the 4D cameos, they didn't explore any aspects of 4D geometry at all other than those double rotations. And it would've been cool if we had non-Euclidean manifolds too (In case you saw it, I mentioned it was the dual of a tesseract but nah it's a self-dual)

[@saltchaos7303]

"It's just disappointing that apart from the 4D cameos, they didn't explore any aspects of 4D geometry at all" All of the videos like that are make in 2D, only one with physics had slight 3D at times, but actually nothing tell us they won't be a Animation vs Geometry 2

[@JWC_4_2_0]

This is the best geometry vs animation reaction ive seen. Subbed

[@chrisgomez1262]

Phi is just like euler identity but allied with SC with the cloning and giant construct

[@theboyofsteel528]

the animation was so good but the music was the best part of all this

[@The_Balaram]

I also noticed how when the antagoint broke the pentagram and also when it was trapped with phi, you can see imperfect fractals in the cracks. it also can be appreciated in its first encounter, but that was a perfect fractal, so i kinda don't count it hehe.

[@christopherfreitas353]

ULTIMATE POWER OF GEOMETRY

[@bensimort30o7]

2 things that I find funny about this video: 1) I just had a geometry exam today and I found some inspiration in this video 2) a few months ago I did an entire presentation about the golden ratio, the Fibonacci succession, the rabbits situation and how all of it was connected to plants and nature in basically what we call phyllotaxis, which is how the leafs of plants are distributed. I also had a class about fractals two weeks ago and looking at some of them like the Sierpinski carpet or the dragon curve was definitely amazing

[@danielwayne6233]

Soooo simplified, Geometry Wars in a nutshell I guess?

[@named_account]

geometry dash

[@AuraKnight8]

11:08 It reminds me of the dice you use for D&D

[@mightyman8607]

It was cool that i was able understand alot of wat was happening this this

[@yaroslavpanych2067]

Okay, but dude YOU MISSED SERPINSKI CARPET - a pattern of the damage! So far, none of reactor recognized it

[@Aivri]

Also fractal fractures in the pentagon.

[@a.n.9800]

Is that the grey dots that appeared anywhere the hypercube messed things up?

[@Victorsandergamer]

@@a.n.9800 yes, fractals in general are regarded as sort of a "dimension between dimensions", the serpinski carpet is one, the triangular one in the pentagon/gram is one, the dragon fractal at the very end of the video is one

[@user-sp4tb7sl4l]

For some reason I initially thought that this chaotic looking thing was a 4D icositetrachoron (24-cell)

[@__archermaster__8790]

it is I think

[@ChromiumDome411]

Man I’m suddenly feeling a lot more G E O M E T R I C A L after seeing that now.

[@GerminGerminGerminGerminGermin]

G E O M E T R I C A L D O M I N A T I O N

[@Core-327Q]

​​@@GerminGerminGerminGerminGermin progress:100% Coins collected: 3 attempt: 167 practice attempt: 368

[@YangGeometryDash]

IS THAT A GD REFRENCE!?!?!?!?!!??

[@AnAverageGamer18]

Fun fact: Hexagons are, in fact, the bestagons❤.

[@NitroTron]

8:48 Banger mans first talking about Tron

[@Nitram4392]

All this Phi and golden ratio talk is really getting me hyped for JoJo: Steel Ball Run

[@ishuikamakura272]

SAME

[@ZacharysChanel]

7:59 sick beat

[@tiwopli]

Deiner Erklärung war super, und ich finde dein Matheprogramm voll cool

[@Limited_ham.b]

thank you for explaining this

[@StrasBourgTramWay-STBW]

5:18 bro the phi just did a right triangle(triangle with one of the corners being at right angle) in the circle😭🙏

[@Corsaka]

I'm just glad the video didn't get into the other 43 regular polyhedra because i would probably have a mental breakdown if i had to acknowledge the Petrial halved mucube in an alan becker video

[@wholesand]

The Chill Zone: *refers Phi as a number* Me who enjoys linguistics: *confused screaming*

[@magnusarsmagna5896]

When the squares are destroyed at 7:24 - 7:44, Menger Sponges are seen in the background.

[@DrYu-jf6tb]

throughout animation vs geometry......i couldnt help but think 'this feels just like just shapes and beats'

[@ghostarch8218]

I truly agree that this is very effective in the curriculum. Making students feel comfortable and to be curios

[@a.n.9800]

Aw yeah, been looking forward to this reaction🍷

[@darkr045]

We already meeting Euler's identity, and Phi. So what we miss before we gonna meet the other functions? I remember one if them is Aleph on "Animation vs Math"

[@onneutralground2198]

He explained the entire animation before it finished! That's incredible.

[@term-827]

The end is clearly hinting at the next video dealing with infinites, expressed by Aleph iirc.

[@Bluey_the_cat_976]

The creation of life as shown through Geometry. Fire (Sun, Radiation and Temperature) > Wind (Vibration and Atmosphere) > Earth (Soil and Microbial Life) > Water (The Primordial Soup and Necessity of all Life) > Ether.

[@ValianceGames]

I have been saying sonce middle school that Math is the secretbto unlocking the magic of the universe. Every form of any piece of technology or advancement was made on the back of understanding the secret code of math hidden in the program of the universe. Math = Magic Mathematicians = Mages I'm OBSESSED with physics and calculus, too, and I ended up using math as the basis of my realm's magic system, with each of number 0-9 representing an element, and it only further doubled down this idea. Seeing these animations hypes me up so much. Thank you for the breakdown! Some of this caught me off because I do not yet have a full grasp of the history of mathematics, so hearing you talk in detail brought it full circle for me (pun unintended)

[@graydient1106]

more martincitopants stuff plss

[@kellentownsend]

5:52 it was a triangle where it said the long edge was equal to golden ratio (shows phi a few seconds later at that edge)

[@StrasBourgTramWay-STBW]

Noticed that the damage that the 4d object did on the golden pentagon were fractals

[@janzenbrixp.crisostomo9874]

6:26 Wow! When I watched it, I was only doing it for entertainment, but with a reaction video like yours, it made a shining lightbulb. My teacher said that all you need is to draw some squares and that confused us all 45 of my mates. Then this came out and it made sense why. 😮😮😮

[@HarunaKaiNi]

3:30 so what you're saying is 1.618 is the biggest among us joke ever in nature and history

[@DgShadowChocolate]

…. I think I know now why I’m so enamored with my dnd dice sets. Thank you so much for expanding my mind!!!!! Imma go buy another set.

[@Redanimationstickfigure]

that shape after the A squared equation, is an extraordinary 4 dimensional shape

[@jehmarxx2]

I wish that whenever I make any figure with a golden ratio, A GOLDEN FLASH WOULD SUDDENLY EMANATE.

[@suweqwonogiri]

Thank you for analyzing and I am very jealous of people like you, because I can enjoy by understanding, while I look at Alan Becker enjoying the animation, while for the meaning and meaning of watching his reaction, I hope my stupidity is not shared by many people. 😅

[@ossianlofdal5754]

That was supposed to be a 4th dimensional shape, I believe.

[@8bitarcadeboss-topic]

Bro got a lock in powerup when he saw the pentagram

[@barbodmahzoon7653]

No it's 4d 12:54

[@ero-senninsama1734]

7:32 that polyhaedra destroying the squares is transforming them into a type of Fractal, called "Menger Sponge". The significance of this interaction is lost ln my feeble mind though, so I pass the batton to someone knowledgeable on fractals. I learned from it from Minecraft's April Fools "Infinite Worlds" update. (Pretty sure its referenced in Jojo's Bizarre Adventure as one of the character's abilities, as well. Valentine)

[@Malowith]

Technically, in 2D, it's called a Sierpinski Carpet. Unfortunately, I too am lost on its significance. (Bonus Fact: In one dimension it's called a Cantor Set)

[@ishuikamakura272]

My brain just shuts down....

[@nathearrun3470]

There is also the fractal curve that emits from the final dodecahedron, which I'm pretty sure is a variant of Dragon Curve. For the interaction, I'd presume it's because the area and interior of a carpet is empty and therefore is equivalent to the destruction of space?

[@ero-senninsama1734]

@@Malowith Interesting. I didnt know fractals had dimensional subsets.

[@ero-senninsama1734]

@@nathearrun3470 nice theory

[@user-ko1lx7st8n]

The bad guy shape is a hyper Diamond or 24 cell. (4d shape)

[@endergamer3358]

I think that monsterious thing was actually a four dimensional object

[@JhonKivenDeJesus]

My tenage brain was hit with so much information that i can't even process them all😵‍💫

[@carlosfierro3815]

16:18 when you're explanin' about the golden ration heck yeah

[@noodles7157]

Your physicist is showing when you round up the golden ratio.

[@Meta-Potence]

Haha "combating disorder with order", ur funny.

[@user-uo3py8co3d]

Why couldn't we have watched videos like this in class on the old VHS monster sized tv cart at school back in the day? Not much of a math fan, but this is cool.

[@richgaming7596]

can you please explain 23:34 ? what are the other shapes. this is something I haven't seen being explained despite watching different professions reacting to this.

[@wowutisforever]

I’m gonna tell my geometry teacher one day that a hyperdiamond ate my homework

[@Nothinglikeagoodnut]

SPIN!

[@ero-senninsama1734]

LOVE TRAIN!

[@Akigahdam]

im assuming that the thing at the end was not a mirror thing it was a "view" into the other multiverses because physics orange was there so i guess this makes it a continuation since physics orange was shown with the hat still on genius now its essensially a loop

[@weirdskunk]

*epic action music*

[@DazZap-kv8kt]

i love tron legacy

[@Seareos]

14:17 Sayonara wild -hearts- shapes

[@DiscoCubes64]

5:30 that is actually called the kepler triangle (I might have spelt it wrong). It is a right triangle with side lengths 1, sqrt(phi), phi

[@Neptoid]

It's not the PLUTONIC SOLIDS, but the PLATONIC SOLIDS, after Platon

[@Kaltsit-]

I didn’t like Geometry as much as algebra or any science classes (science my favorite) but this video did make me research it.

[@hamper6511]

The Second Comings true power *Absolute Imagination*

[@cobracommander192]

Why do I sense an animation vs. dimensions video next?

[@Hydra0311]

what is the software you use for simulation geometry ? thanks for let me know

[@TheChillzoneX]

Maple