Four-Polytopes and a Funeral (For My Conjecture)

[@itsv9914]

Eating spicy food while trying to understand this makes me dissociate

[@s0upbot]

I dont know why these videos are doing wonders for my anxiety but damn-it's working fr fr

[@ryguy-qh2qk]

Because you are thinking about other things rather than the things that cause you to feel said anxiety

[@bebopcowboy14]

damn same bro

[@troncrash7]

Two transdimentional gods invite you for a coffee and start talking about.... something

[@1traphouse]

“Righttttt?”

[@zenko...]

Literally

[@sharonedigitale]

Perfect.

[@mystifoxtech]

Oh hey a fellow furry I had a hard time keeping my composure during the knot theory video for ummm reasons. You might understand why.

[@sharonedigitale]

I’ve never enjoyed something going over my head so much since How to Turn a Sphere Inside Out. It makes me cry laughing. I feel like I’m on acid. The joy of the universe. Where you least expect it. MORE PLEASE…IN MORE DIMENSIONS.💫 And from the same decade if possible.❤

[@DeithwenAddanynCarnaepMorvudd]

Other person's script: "Oh...? Yeah? Okaaaaay... Uh huh......? And what?"

[@robbyseager9536]

Real cool. Only understood some aspects of this but loved the educational presentation

[@laceyrainbolt5432]

this is really neat! i’d never really thought about irregular shapes in d > 3, and this is a great example of why it’s important not to neglect them. learning a lot from these old videos, thanks!!

[@Handles-R-Lame]

The only thing I understood in this presentation was *_"zigzag."_*

[@looloolalaloola]

PREACH TAMARA

[@f4zepacino650]

those are the same dudes who made "how to turn a sphere outside in"

[@kennethbeal]

"Forty two", rearranged: "Tea for two." DNA *was* British, after all! (Douglas Noel Adams, Hitchhiker's, pretty sure that's the reference at the end :) ). Ha, neat. There are (before this one) 13 comments. In base 13, the letter tiles "question" in his book gives the correct answer, "What is six times nine?" 54 in base 10; 42 in base 13. :) :) In Joshua 10:13, the sun stood still. Reflecting is fun. :)

[@literallyafishhook]

obsessed with this comment tbh

[@kennethbeal]

@@literallyafishhook Thank you for returning my attention to this channel! Was working through the videos, and got distracted. So much to know! :)

[@TheRealZeaga]

Right?

[@weirdo_onYT]

lol I get it :)

[@weirdo_onYT]

Welcome to 2023 man. :)

[@tomagee420]

riight?

[@rising5948]

if you insist!

[@Zambicus]

Fill those pink holes

[@memorymix8884]

Clearly the answer is 35.

[@marayno1]

I get it now

[@shybound7571]

um

[@Dreadwinner]

❤❤❤❤❤

[@Possmodious]

I think geometry has something to do with solving our issues as a species because of the last video I watched on the shape of space this is what we exist in what do I do with this image 😀

[@karimitickaeloogreattemlor3486]

Amogus

[@drewolfshire5558]

uh

[@borntoclimb7116]

Very interesting

[@mateenahmed1283]

Wonder what the algorithm is doing... most comments right in 2023. Was buried dead for like 9 years ?

[@NotCCP]

Wow

[@РоманБондарь-ы8щ]

hmmm

[@happybaby7839]

42 like the answer to the universe!!!

[@Apersonl0l]

Among us

[@jaytea2140]

Huh?

[@timtam3730]

Anyone want a delicious cookie? 🍪

[@mknomad5]

I knew it! 😆

[@spacecatmowgli4723]

I love this guesswork without proof or sufficient evidence!!!!!

[@laceyrainbolt5432]

it’s a proof by counterexample, which is sufficient to prove that the statement she made in the beginning of the video (the 2d projection of a 4-polytope can’t have more than O(f) vertices) is not true for every 4-polytope. that’s all she’s saying. this video is literally the proof, idk what else you want

[@flippery-flop]

thank you Standford i turned autist

[@TTV_UNIFIED_8]

(🌀🐒| TIME(2023)CAPSULE |🍄🌀)

[@weirdo_onYT]

Yooo I’m in!

[@TTV_UNIFIED_8]

HYPE HYPE !@@weirdo_onYT

[@gappmoe]

Hello, World!

[@dxrvst007]

haha

[@ianbarber2937]

Our intelligence is a curse

[@spacecatmowgli4723]

"intelligence"

[@xorgbeep]

that ending was lame. Interesting video though.

[@artem34901]

Is this one of these obscure nonsense channels?

[@asterinycht5438]

It is obscure 4d geometry that only lizardman take the class.

[@lelduck6388]

This is real math. Obscure complicated math that’s definitely for lizard people, but real nonetheless.

[@word6344]

​@@lelduck6388wait till we get to complex math

[@sylv512]

sus thumbnail

[@laceyrainbolt5432]

it isn’t nonsense at all, but it’s a topic that is so niche only a few people care about it. the video uses terms that might sound like jargon to someone who doesn’t think about these things as a career, because they’re not terms anyone else would ever need to know. if you’re interested in abstract geometry, it’s actually a really neat little proof.

[@Chickenz663]

wtf is this video lol? only 12k views after NINE years 😂

[@Sdvjkn-q5d]

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