Magician REACTS to Yaashwin Sarawanan HUMAN CALCULATOR on Asia’s Got Talent 2019

[@JasonParkerMagic]

Hope you enjoyed watching Yaashwin perform with me! (SEE COMMON QUESTIONS BELOW.........) My reaction to his LAST performance (funny!) in the Results Show ---> kzbin.info/www/bejne/jIWpmo2wqtWteKc My reaction to his 3RD performance (as Neo from the Matrix) in the GRAND FINALS ---> kzbin.info/www/bejne/rKKTi3SQpZx0mck My reaction to his 2ND performance in the Semi-Finals ---> kzbin.info/www/bejne/i3e9q4Cejdlogck ANSWERS TO COMMON QUESTIONS 1) Am I calling Yaashwin a fake?!??! No. The thumbnail says: "fake??", using Question Marks... It is a question that I ask at the beginning, and if you watch till the end of the video you will see I come to the conclusion it is NOT fake! 2) Are you JEALOUS?? I have no clue why people are so fixated on this idea. I think Yaashwin is great, and I am happy for him! There is no room for jealousy here, just positive vibes and having fun making this video! Let's relax a bit people. :) 3) Why am I asking if it's real or fake/magic? I explain this in the first 30 seconds of the video, please re-watch this section. :)

[@ramjairam8489]

Hundred percent yaashwin won on this Asia Got talent 😁👌🙏

[@beltnergon]

It's real, his not doing any magic.

[@ramjairam8489]

Sir.. Went semi finals

[@ramjairam8489]

I want to watch this finals...

[@mustafamus4499]

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[@user-fx2oo3bi9c]

American :- why do we use brain if we have calculator . Indians :- why we use calculator if we have brain . 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@pramitsahu4431]

😂😂 amezing bola tumne Vai..

[@alamgirhossain6037]

He is not Indian, bitches😑

[@mmaforlife8146]

@@alamgirhossain6037 indian but living in malasiya

[@leonardosikin3209]

@@mmaforlife8146 "Malaysia" sir

[@parthitachattopadhyay]

He is an Indian who lives in Malaysia

[@Sohamsta]

Teacher:"You have 1 hour to complete the maths exa- " Yaashwin:"DONE"

[@mysteriousguy5431]

English teacher: Yaashwin:NOT YET

[@Sohamsta]

@@mysteriousguy5431 ahahaha . Good one 😂

[@vats4684]

That's when u r in class 1. Maths isn't just calculating bruh

[@arthurcurry1242]

@@manjunathsanjeev5234 good point. And thats so its doesnt mean he is the best on maths

[@lenaabdullah7333]

oh dear.....this is too funny....

[@89hairy]

This is not a trick , He GENIUS ! 🇲🇾

[@holypredator]

He is not a genius, it is very common in Asia especially at his skill level. Genius level would be someone like Rinne Tsujikubo, where she is able to do 7 x 7 digits in seconds when she was less than 10 years old. Yaashwin level is equivalent to Malaysia's primary school level mental calculation competition. Malaysia's primary school national level is doing at least 3x3 digits. In conclusion, while not everyone is able to do mental calculation, Yaashwin skill level is considered VERY easy and common among those who can do it in Asia.

[@smokingduckgraves]

@@holypredator finally, someone who knows the truth and not overreacting this "genius"

[@smokingduckgraves]

@Shravan HAHAHAHHA ikr

[@faizalsuhaime6467]

@@holypredator im Malaysian and I know I cannot 3x3 during my primary school :-P

[@holypredator]

@@faizalsuhaime6467 3x3 is standard level for primary school national mental calculation competition.

[@easypitsy]

That is called Mental Arithmetic. In Malaysia, we have classes for it.

[@c-story5432]

Finally someone that knows 😂

[@hanifimran4145]

Bapak susah do... Aq ambik mse sikit

[@shreenikethanv6241]

In India we already have it from a1000 years

[@adriankwek3238]

Go watch China 🇨🇳 最强大脑, strongest big brain or whatever. Math with lots of decimal times decimal or divide. All you can think of. More brilliant than this normal mental arithmetic.

[@devenderran215]

What a lie

[@ramjairam8489]

Congratulations yaashwin saravanan we all support to u..

[@GunMasterX007]

It's vaidik math's trick

[@sandmbgsa896]

You mean vedic maths

[@sounakghosh3523]

It is a fake Otherwise he would have got nobel prize

[@mrsydimurame4601]

@@sounakghosh3523 Lol Nobel only for people that found something new that are very useful and the thing human calculator can be gain by anyone that work for it

[@joshuawatson3054]

@@sounakghosh3523 explain why he still aces his maths in school until now then? Insecurity detected

[@ravichaurussia3280]

This is not fake Yashwin love you from India 🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳

[@francisfrankenstein366]

I guess he is malaysian

[@kuntole8354]

@@francisfrankenstein366 he is malaysian with indian race

[@prathamesh_gadhave-yt]

@@francisfrankenstein366 He was born in Kerala, India and later his family moved to Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.

[@googleuser1225]

Calculator: Am I a joke to you? Yashwin: Sorry, I only do math questions.

[@jeffclassics]

Not a magic or a trick. It is pure math skills.

[@lucitatuazon7641]

ABSOLUTELY!

[@validalready]

just some half baked shitty mental arithmetics

[@ameries147]

@@validalready so, you're implying that you can do better than him?? 🤔

[@validalready]

@@ameries147 funny im not implying its a pure fact that my mental arithmetic class can do better all he did was basic 2 by 2 multiplication we used to do atleast 4 by 3 yeh his 2 by 2 standard is for students age between 7-9 u joking with me ? go watch ACTUAL TRUE BRAIN SKILLS before u start wiping his ass here i'll give you one true brain skills show to let you realize just how useless he is SUPER BRAIN 2017 CHINA VS JAPAN mental arithmetics a fucking primary school girl doing multiplication that is 5 orders harder than him the answers are 13-17 digits long they have alot of episodes go get yr brain fucked by these truly incredible people

[@validalready]

@@ameries147 just cause u're born dumb doesnt mean half the whole world can not be smarter than you in fact u're most likely below the average and will never admit it

[@beltnergon]

His not doing any magic, he is doing mathematics and he is truly genius.

[@DawnsWR]

Beltner Gon he just worked very hard....

[@hryank33]

He is not a genius based on in mental arithmetic skills. 90% kids can add ten 2 digits number after 3 years of soroban mental math training.

[@taopaille-paille4992]

Genius is Albert einstein or grigori perelman. this guy is talented and dud obsessive hard work to improve mental calculations. you would be impressed to witness for yourself how hard work and dedication can make you very very strong in a specific area

[@therealguy5424]

he’s not a genius even he admitted that.he’s a very intelligent person but not reach genius level yet.if you truly understand what genius means you should knew

[@joshuawatson3054]

Doing it in front of a big audience is another level so can you all do that without freezing?

[@vexxgaming94]

Big shaq: " 2+2 is 4-1 that's 3 *quick math* " Yaashwin: " Hold my beer "..

[@JWGBM]

Underrated comment

[@subscribetopewdiepienow4793]

😂😂😂

[@DanielGarcia-lz3ql]

Dude he is 15 maybe u could say hold my calculator😂😂

[@xeza6342]

i believe he doesn't drink beer

[@hyqell]

Lol bad joke....you should say hold my calculator

[@InsomNia.__]

It's. real. Yaashwin is like. In the first class (1st class out of 13) and I've heard that he's been a straight A student since a long time ago so no doubt it's real

[@highanddryful]

Certainly real, I can believe it. My late grandmother could do similar. She was able to tell you the day of the week for every month of any year when given only the date . She was also able to give the correct answer when she had to to devide any six digit number by 4. She told me maths is like a language, once you mastered it, it came naturally .

[@avecillaruewynnrheind.2927]

Teacher: What's 1+1= Us: I think it's 3 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@lunchannelhiv709]

Yaashwin: WHY YOU ALWAYS GET IT WONG?

[@jakayy]

Teacher : Calculators are not allowed Yaashwin : walks out of the class

[@muhammadikhwan5130]

No gadget or something to get him the answer. He's real "Human Calculator", also he's my junior at shool! He's very smart

[@XCDNafis]

So many Indians and Malaysian commenting Also, im Malaysian

[@LegndsFrmPB13]

His origin is from India,which is why Indians are commenting.

[@agiveganparadise]

amritpal singh sidhu he is from Malaysia , Tamil Indian .

[@peteranthony9208]

Stop Joking Jason, Definitely He's not a Magician.. And That's Not Fake

[@vidhyasagarreddy4897]

Yes its possible with good practice....for those who have brain and for who uses it.....I support yaashwin

[@nooraffidymohdkasim1380]

This is sure real..He is so gifted plus keep exercising his brain and eating healthy food. Simply a National Treasure for Malaysia 🇲🇾

[@JasonParkerMagic]

Yeah it's really cool!

[@mrci5837]

Customer: I want a hot dog Yaashwin: hot dog plus? Customer: oh then you for asking, I want hot sauce Yaashwin: hot sauce plus?

[@mrci5837]

Sorry it's thank you for asking

[@shrikumaran2208]

Wtf, he is real genius , he is not a magician at all, im also frm malaysia

[@kumarswamihiremath2355]

Hi bro I am from India.. Give me one chance I can do same without any method.. Only using my mind. JAI HIND

[@thefaris1007]

Yes, I support you

[@kumarswamihiremath2355]

@@thefaris1007 thanku sir.....

[@kavilangunasegaran3979]

@@kumarswamihiremath2355 What for u asking him for chance?? Go n get ur chance at Super Singer😅😅

[@kumarswamihiremath2355]

@@kavilangunasegaran3979 what is problem for u😀😀🤗🤗😷 ... I am not underestimating his talent .....I am talking about mine...I can do that but there is no stage for showing my talent

[@itsmeburhan.]

Teacher: Calculator Is Not Allowed In Exam Hall. Yaashwin: It's Time To Leave The Class.

[@dementare]

Okay... As a fellow Speed math fan, who, in my youth, was the 6th grader that was beating our foreign exchange student Masahiko Nishimoto, yes from China. He was also the school Chess champion. And while I never truly beat him at the chess game, he could not stand that I was beating him at the speed math... especially since I was a grade below him and two years younger. So.. I might have a slightly biased view... but nothing this guy does is *THAT* impressive. It's just so impressive because the *REST OF YOU* have just never cared to put forth effort into the fun of math. If you can do, 5, 10, 15, 20, 25, 30, etc... without having to "think" about the next number, it's the same thing when adding ANY numbers... granted longer ones take *slightly* longer your brain, but really... not that much. The division is the same way, it's just subtracting over and over again. Nothing special. So, yes, he's I'd say *mildly* talented at speed math, but nothing anyone you couldn't achieve if you actually applied yourself in the fashion of something you enjoy doing. Like a seamstress that can sew/stitch with their eyes closed. Or any of "fast workers" compilation... those are just regular people who actually applied themselves to a task. There has only ever been one person I'm aware of that was honestly "Other Worldly" with his mental math skills. And that's Sccott Flansburg... When "Stan Lee's Superhumans" did a bit on him, they had him do math while in an fMRI machine, and strangely his brain was using a different part to do math than what everyone else does. It was much closer to section that "normally" controls motor function which makes sense, though I'll only explain it if you ask. But that guy... did *ALL* of this before this kid did, and there *ARE* "tricks" to make the math easier. But yeah, if you *REALLY* want to be impressed with mental math... checkout Sccott Flansburg. He was in the first episode of the first season... absolutely *MIND BLOWING!*

[@joshuawatson3054]

This video is about Yaashwin Sarawanan only not anyone else at all

[@novicelifts5197]

Get a life bro. Training speed math is one of the dumbest skill i can think of😂🤡🤡🤡 u are basically a 5$ calculator whithout the other calculus fonctions

[@pariterre]

For your information, for digits in the division trick, he doesn't have to actually calculate anything. For example, 8 % 7 and 15 % 7 (% standing for the floating part of the division) are actually equal. In general, every numbers that are 7*N+1 (e.g. 8, 15, 22, 28,...) have the same digits (and so it is for 7*N+2 up to +6). Therefore, he only needs to memorize the digits for the divisions of 9 numbers (1 to 9), knowing that 1 is trivial, the even numbers are very easy so he asked to not used them, 3, 5 and 9 gives repetitive sequences very easy to remember (e.g. 0.3333... for 3*n+1 numbers), just leaving the number 7. So, in fact, he has to memorize 6 sequences for the trailing digits. So the only thing he is really doing is to find the whole part of the division. Voila! That said, don't get me wrong, he is a good calculator, but the division skill is slightly less impressive that it looks.

[@idrisdanial6108]

before : *search on google* how to get a girlfriend after : *search on google* how to be a human calculator

[@iraivanova1551]

Muhammad Idris Danial Mohd Ismail 🤣🤣🤣

[@idrisdanial6108]

@@iraivanova1551 so i can have a girlfriend 🤣

[@M.S.K.F_VLOGS]

Are you a fool ya jealous to him . He is not doing any majic. That is reality.

[@JasonParkerMagic]

Sagily Joseph 🤔 What did I say that made you think i am jealous?

[@puvindran809]

Yea.

[@MrSridharMurthy]

There is no need to call somebody a fool...

[@cloud3400]

i guess youre thr jealous one here

[@TrinhNguyen-sh4fj]

Sagily Joseph Why are you so mean? By the way, it is magic not majic.

[@muhammeduvais2466]

His mother ate a calculator before delivering him🤣

[@handles393]

So does that mean his mother shit him out off her butt hole ??

[@argy.19]

Delivering? :v

[@jetandarkumar4125]

Nice

[@jYPoker]

For the division: The thing is there are only so many decimal possibilities when dividing by one digit. i.e. divided by seven means that you either end up with a round number or 1/7, 2/7, 3/7... 6/7. Now, you don't even need to memorize 8 decimals (edit, actually you kind of do , but I am just saying that its not just a random 8 digit out of no where) for each of these possibilities as 2/7 will be the double of 1/7 which makes it quite easy and 4/7 will be twice 2/7. Also, since it's by 1 digit, dividing by 0, 1, 2, 3 ,4 ,5, 6, are super easy as they end up as a round decimal such as 0.25, 0.75, 0.666666, 0.20, 0. and such. 7 is the hardest of all but as I mentioned previously, you need to memorize a few numbers. 8 is easy as it will end up as 0.125, 0.250, 0.375... and such. 9 is even easier since you would get 0.111, 0.222, 0.333 and such. So realistically the hardest part of this is to quickly figure out what is the left over in that case 1 to find out the decimal. Most of us with a relatively good mental calculator can probably would figure out that 589/7 is 84 and 1/7th if we are given a minute or so. He does it in like a second which is what makes it great and he obviously know that 1/7 is .14285714285 Overall, it is impressive. He is definitely gifted and probably put in a good amount of work. Does this make him a human calculator...? Not really. It would be much more impressive say if he can give me the 31st decimal of that number. or if he could do something like (589/7*9+75-1154)/81 (even if he takes a few extra seconds to do it)

[@johnsingh4967]

These r jus 2 digit which by practice anyone can do but a calculator can do verryy big calculations in seconds. A real human calculator should do calculations wid more than 5 digits he ain't really a human calculator he is jus playing wid mind as very few can do at this speed. No one noticed that he was doing only 2 digit and he claims him a human calculator and a calculator function i already mentioned above

[@aayushgoyal8337]

Dividing by 7 is easy It follows a pattern When remainder is 1 decimal places are:142857 When remainder is 2 decimal places are:248571 When remainder is 3 decimal places are:485712 And so on and this pattern continues

[@holypredator]

It is not even gifted, most Malaysians that have trained to do mental calculation can do what he did. 3 x 1 digit is basically beginners level and I expected that he would at least go on to advance level during his 2nd act but he is still doing the same thing. It would be impressive if he can do 7 x 7 digits like Rinne Tsujikubo but if his skill set is anything below 3 x 3 digits, I don't think he could even be qualified to compete in Malaysia's National Primary School (Junior High school) competition for mental calculation.

[@hryank33]

Jay Sern Tan You are 100% correct.

[@theabsolutelygoldenboyofas9812]

From border South Asia and Southeast Asian background, all my niece and nephews are just brilliant at maths, just explains why Indians love owning their own shops where ever they go, corner shop to Radisson blu.

[@joshuawatson3054]

And what has that got to do with this Malaysian boy anyway?

[@kangtheconquerorhewhoremai9503]

Im from Malaysia. He actually practice this math and calculation for few years before joining this competition

[@untoldtruth3850]

Not only doble number but Shud have given tripl too

[@hryank33]

He still pretty slow comparing to kids with soroban mental math training.

[@joshuawatson3054]

xze can you do better then?

[@christypjoy9622]

He is using mental abacus for such fast calculations. It is his pure effort.

[@ksheharaz]

Hi Jason, it’s a course in Abacus which specializes in mathematics calculations so it’s not magic it’s real effort and trained brain in Abacus mathematics calculations.

[@hryank33]

Sheharaz K I don’t think he use this method, because with soroban, kids would be much faster than him after a few years of training. Soroban method is amazing.

[@gwenmoxham7307]

I wanna sit next to him in a math test

[@azrazainal7445]

Proud of you yaashwin..im voting you

[@vaibhav3946]

these people don't know about the indian lady Shakuntala devi....she is 1000000times Faster than any human on earth.

[@vaibhav3946]

@@KEVIN-xd6qg No buddy she don't want to snatch your mom's job!!!

[@vaibhav3946]

@@KEVIN-xd6qg no that's your 😂

[@Barry-ov9rh]

What’s going on here

[@electrifyz]

KEVIN cringiest conversation I’ve ever read

[@johnnyronan4735]

i don't know shakuntala devi but I know Usain bolt is the fasters human on earth

[@grumpytrump01]

Imagine him as a math teacher. I want him to teach how he did that.

[@granger5994]

You missed the “thankfully u’re not “ joke 😂

[@doubley1538]

Malaysian here !! 🤟 Part 2!!

[@eryoo3148]

He succeeded to entertain an audiences as human calculator . That's all about.

[@hksfafa7270]

Yes thts come out first

[@svenklaverstijn6359]

You laugh at him for his accent. He laughs at you because of your IQ

[@kuntole8354]

Why iam hearing his accent relaxing?

[@RaviHansda]

He is a human calculator! Born Talented.

[@supersaiyan8441]

This isn't magic..its math skill and high memory power..thatsall

[@randyalex44]

Teacher: "no calculators in class please" yaashwin walks out.

[@Kopakobana2013]

Thank you sir for showing some interest on a Malaysian boy

[@smjgaming424]

He is not a malasian he is a boy from india who lives in malaysia

[@idlamakenahack6818]

@@smjgaming424 sorry..he born in Malaysia actually..HE WAS BORN IN KUALA LUMPUR,MALAYSIA..BUT HE'S RACE IS INDIAN..and he is MALAYSIAN...

[@joshuawatson3054]

Id lama kena hack you mean malaysian tamil.

[@emmagreat9285]

I will keep my thumb up for the guy in the person of human calculator as long as no one yet is able to dispute his performance.

[@rxgamingm2497]

Ever failed in maths😂😂 If yes then like.

[@syukriaziz8918]

always

[@rxgamingm2497]

Me too👍

[@subscribetopewdiepienow4793]

Never but B ofc got

[@divyoroy9056]

Subscribe to PEWDIEPIE now getting an A+ in math would get me grounded for my life

[@subscribetopewdiepienow4793]

Pewdiepie Real 😂😂maybe I have never failed cuz I'm only in year 5

[@VNSA5504]

Just want to tell the people out there. Dividing by a one digit no. odd no. always gives repetitive decimals. For eg. dividing by 7 gives repetitive decimals. There are 6 remainders this 6 sets to memorize which is easy as it's a part of basic division. Practicing daily will make it super easy.

[@joshuawatson3054]

But doing it in front of a big audience is another level

[@jijo592]

There are some small kids who does it , I watched some videos like this before..guess it's kind of vedic maths or something like that..congrats yaswin

[@vaibhav3946]

this is what happens when calculators are not allowed in most of exams😂😂😂

[@ShahrukhKhan-ib6oz]

Well after reading all those comments below, I don't think it really need to be an INDIAN for doing these tricks. Every one can do this is Practice hard. Yaashwin practices for improving his above 8 years and now we can see the results. So be remember, Whoever you are if you have passion, pure mind and game plan then you can do everything you want. If you agree SMASH like here. 👇🏼

[@inspeedwetrust.6575]

yasshwin is eating calculator everyday

[@_syedadli_3511]

I also got A in Mathematics in SPM...Proud be Malaysian...

[@TheDisabledGamersChannel]

No tricks involved, there are some real incredible geniuses out there.

[@ananthupavi1684]

He is an indian citizen living in Malaysia Proud to be an Indian 🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳

[@joshuawatson3054]

Since when Kuala Lumpur is in India? He was born in Kuala Lumpur Malaysia to Malaysian born parents so he is a Malaysian citizen not an Indian citizen at all so get your fact right you idiot!

[@sahsalox3203]

It’s his glasses I’m thinking

[@joshuawatson3054]

Explain why he still aces his maths in school until now then? Insecurity detected

[@nurfainn4764]

ITS DEFINITELY REAL,IM HIS FRIEND.

[@SSarah15]

@. what the hell is your problem.. get away from my friend

[@idlamakenahack6818]

@@SSarah15 hahahahah sia ii je kene marah

[@chanduchevala6650]

Did you know about sakunthala Devi from India...she is the best human calculator in this world till...

[@joshuawatson3054]

Is this video even about shakuntala devi? If not then don’t even bother at all

[@azahararjon8256]

Nasi lemak makes him good at math. That’s how our Malaysian mind works 🤣

[@rubenraj3387]

Hahahaha

[@louisyee4135]

Power of nasi lemak 😂

[@tubularap]

You asked : "Is it real or a trick?" Yes, people with this calculating ability do exist. It has got to do with recognising patterns. Once I saw an experiment with a chess master who was trained as such from her youth. She sat at a busy street in Manhattan and a speedy white van with a large chessboard mid-play on its side would pass by. She had to replicate the board on a chessboard on a table in front of her. The van passed by and immediately she copied the board with the exact pieces at the exact positions. Then the van passed by again, but this time the board was set by a non-chessplayer. The pieces were placed at random. She could not copy this board at all; it did not make sense, she could not find any chess-pattern in it to store in her memory in a nano-second. My guess with the kind of ability that Yaashwin has is that he stores the numbers in his memory while they are mentioned, and works with patterns too. He repeats the numbers aloud as they are called. He has a running total going along in his head. And maybe even, like a chessplayer, have all the variables that can come next already at the ready, so then he 'just' has to erase the ones that did not make it. Each digit position is 'only' 10 possibilities. You and I and most people would have to do real calculations, like a calculator but much much slower. Yaashwin does not calculate in the same manner (I think) but sprouts the result in an instant from the display in his brain, and this can do it as quickly as a digital calculator (and potentially even faster). A stunning talent. As for the question if this is 'magic' ? In my opinion this qualifies as magic even less than a contortionist. A contortionist also has a personal ability that is rare, thus worthy of a performance. By letting limbs bend in unexpected ways, he tricks our expectations, a bit like a magician. We did not know what specifically was coming. A regurgitator is no magician. But if he puts a thread and a needle in his mouth and gets a threaded needle out, then he is doing a magic trick. Because he is fooling us with his 'slight of intestines'. (If he could realy thread a needle inside he is a superman.) Yaashwin is only related to a magical performance because he entertains us by doing something that we cannot do. But we do know what is coming; whether it is adding or multiplying, he can do it, and we not. The surprise is at the amount of numbers he can mentally swallow. I'm not sure if my nitpicking rings true with others, but entertaining it is anyway, that such an extraordinary talent makes us doubt reality, if even for a moment.

[@tubularap]

A better example of patterns, that each of us has experienced. Flip fast througn the pages of a book and you will recognise words. That is not reading but recognising of patterns.

[@phasmafoo8890]

Well damn, someone did some research and used a lot of brain power here!

[@phasmafoo8890]

Are you sure you're not Einstein?

[@JasonParkerMagic]

Hmmm! Interesting about the chess master training in the park. You're right... he could have some kind of memorized patterns in his head.... it's a mystery to me! :)

[@tubularap]

@@JasonParkerMagic -- A way to look at it is from your own perspective. Your muscles+brain know how to handle cards. To me and many others it is astonishing to see the cards being moved about by fingers that seem to act on their own. And that is what's happening when you handle cards. You trained your muscles-braincells to know what to expect and act appropriately. If a card is about to fall out of the deck being shuffled, you'll prevent that from happening and eventually the perfection stops even the start of a fault. Your brain is not actively working. Like a horny male fly chasing a female fly, your brain is bypassed and your limbs work autonomously ;-) ;-) Like a musician in tune with an instrument, or a sporter with the body, Yaashwin handles his brain-cells in a way that can seem to us as impossible. Arthur C. Clarke once said : "Any sufficiently advanced technology is indistinguishable from magic." That goes also for a talent like instant calculating by head. I think for Yaashwin it is as if he is in The Matrix, when Neo is in a different time-speed and can pick the bullets out of the air at ease. Well, if that does not attract the girls, what will ?

[@rajendranvelu4516]

He can do maths in 15 minutes for exam!!!!

[@holypredator]

Exams for 10 years old and below? I'm pretty sure we don't do simple multiplication, division or addition after 10 years old.

[@Ikaasania]

He did a research of the calculator then all the math is in his head

[@NK_Khoo-Malaysian]

This sort of calculation power can be trained. I did watch a competition between China and Japan for brain calculation contest, the speed of calculation is much faster than this guy.

[@abcd-hw8io]

Nk Khoo This guy is a joke at mental math. Kids in my soroban class can do all he did after 2-3 years of traininf.

[@hannahzard22]

Soo proud of our country We wanted to be like him Don't be scared to ask He's the only person we knew as a human calculator in AGT Don't give up on math, keep going forward.

[@vixtor9391]

Hannah Zard are you Malaysian?

[@donjuanako]

Random guy: 1 deodorant + 2 deodorant = Yaashwin: what's a deodorant?

[@mohammadamir4486]

Lol this one got me 😂

[@zimrc65]

😂😂😂

[@joshuawatson3054]

What a racist joke. Maybe it’s you who need the deodorant for yourself

[@jett5252]

Japan:has the fastest caculator user Malaysia:THE HUMAN CACULATOR

[@PranavVK4128]

Gotta say he got lucky the judge picked to divide by 7 because that's the 1 digit that will make him look most impressive. But that's probably why the judge picked 7 - not too hard to realize that's the most complex division, so it would be a real test. There's patterns to the decimals for every 1-digit number divisor (actually every number technically); the decimals always repeat. Likely Yaashwin calculated the whole number and the remainder, and then memorized the decimal for the remainder. Although dividing by 3,6,7,9 can leave you with a decimal that goes on forever, they always repeat after a certain number of digits. Div by 3 repeats after 1 digit. /6 repeats after 2 /7 repeats after 6 (which is why it's the most impressive to someone who doesn't know this) /9 repeats after 1 Also the digits for every number divided by 7 are the same (in the decimals). What I mean is the 6 numbers that repeat whenever you divide by 7 always consist of 1,2,4,8,5,7 all exactly once. 1/7=.142857... 2/7=.285714... 3/7=.428571... 4/7=.571428... 5/7=.714285... 6/7=.857142... And if you look closely, the order of the numbers always stays the same. It's always in the order 1->4->2->8->5->7->1...etc. The only thing that changes is where in that pattern it starts. This also helps with the memorization. I'm sure Yaashwin at this point doesn't even need to really go through this process, he just knows it by heart like 1+1, but I this is just something that will help anyone memorize the decimals of dividing by 7 easier.

[@viyasarvasu6732]

Maybe you should bring him to mathematics party 🎉😂

[@husamalhalal4430]

I think it is real , math is about patterns , it is complicated but if you know some of these patterns you can do it , of course not like him he super fast

[@Cronosorous.]

Everybody gangsta til he cry at his math exam

[@Nexus-tn3ch]

It’s gotta be something with his glasses *FBI OPEN UP*

[@FMY_C]

This man just download the calculator inside his brain........

[@pulkitsharma2661]

It is nothing, but the magic of Vedic maths, you can also do this

[@chanparker7407]

Why need a human calculator when ur everyone’s phone has one

[@nexomii4187]

He's not fake My brother studies in the same school as Yaashwin Sarawanan. Yaashwin Sarawanan got 96% in math. So is true that he's really smart.

[@adamadamzx5292]

Yess

[@MrSridharMurthy]

This is not magic... it is downright brain power and practice...

[@__kerthiga__]

It's not a magic..well done Yaashwin Sarawanan👌👌

[@firuselfateh7523]

His not doing mathematics, also not doing magic...his doing arithmetics by using his brain...

[@brydeleon1594]

Still awesome

[@firuselfateh7523]

@@brydeleon1594 yes for sure...

[@abcd-hw8io]

Bry Deleon Not awesome at all, most of the kids in my class who have been training mental math for three years can do much better than him.

[@univeconq7]

nothing magical here. It just some great mental arithmetic. Not the best here, you should look for China's Brain TV show. That would really blown u away

[@lucitatuazon7641]

It's not magic, it's SKILL. It's a simple technique. You only need to be gifted with a photographic memory.

[@JasonParkerMagic]

Yep I think you're right.... having studied magic for long, it tends to give me a skeptical point of view when I see something that seems impossible. But yeah... I think he is REALLY DOING IT. :-o

[@badmonkey3768]

Then tell them if they have brave challenge him with maths

[@josee803]

Yes, i watch a chinese finding 3 lost star in millions of star!

[@garfieldsspaghetti]

Not only is it not magical, this is just plain old EASY.

[@NikAshrafRazaliYT]

Do you agree with me he should compete in America Got Talent the Champions?😂

[@senthamizhanseemanpolitics70]

Shakuntala Devi is also a human calculator From India 🇮🇳 Bangalore Karnataka

[@joshuawatson3054]

This video is about Yaashwin Sarawanan only not shakuntala devi at all

[@Its.a_me_]

It is scientificaly possible for a human to calculate faster than a computer

[@venuvallepu8988]

He is just using skills of vedic maths of india to do all of his calculations..

[@hachiohezung]

Seems like we came here for yashwin calculating talent show

[@omenanraventharan2565]

Its because...aven tamilanda.💪💪💪

[@ASHOKKUMAR-zb8et]

🔥

[@arsenalf.c6443]

Also, Srinivasa Ramanujan said that his kul Devi came in his dreams and gave him deep insights into Maths theories. His maths theories are still being used by modern day scientists and physicians.

[@bharathisuhas7732]

Gomma

[@Dammm.gautam]

Ama💪🏽💪🏽💪🏽💪🏽💪🏽💪🏽

[@boywithawildheart3062]

ama tamizhan nna periya maziru. podale

[@Naqablefaramoshwaqiyat]

Genius God Gifted brain

[@MagicKhalaf]

I like your videos, the way you represent them, and the reaction! Keep them coming.

[@JasonParkerMagic]

hey thanks so much :)

[@Giniro_No_Suisei]

No magic... Maths, MATHS!!! 🗣️🗣️🗣️

[@abearah9255]

This guy is seriously from my school! SMKBTHO2! I am not bluffing. You can check it up. But I am telling you. It is not a lie. I know him. He is also in my younger sister class. He is not a fake! Don't underestimate we Malaysian 🇲🇾!

[@amramn5307]

SMKBTHO2? Seriously?

[@abearah9255]

@@amramn5307 wow my comment was so cringy I do apologise for that. Besides that yes he is from SMKBTHO2. I didn't really say it but I did move schools after a month so I didn't really see him in Btho 2 but I did see him when he came to my school for an English poem competition. Besides that my sister was in his class before she also left Btho 2 after a month lol

[@nanmarantamil4675]

Yashwin sure win... real genius..

[@broccolihuman8507]

I thought I was good at math Till I saw this

[@taopaille-paille4992]

it s not maths its mental calculation. two different things my friend ;)

[@jeffw1267]

Yaashwin, like any good mental calculator, is aided by his memory. He has performed these calculations before. It's easy to see the benefits of this even if you are not a skilled mental calculator. Count from one to ten out loud as fast as you can. You don't have to think about it, do you? Now try counting by twos. It's not too difficult, but is a slower process and you have to think about it a little. Now try counting by 13s. Most people have never done this, but Yaashwin has practiced this many times. What I would do is to have him count by 74s, for example, but I'd have him start with 7 or something like that. So he'd have to count 7, 81, 155, 229, and so on. I'll bet he'd be a little slower. He'd be much less likely to have the series memorized. As for division, it is pretty easy to remember the decimal repetends when using only a one-digit divisor (I can do it and I'm not a genius). Give him a two-digit divisor: he could do it but he'd be slower.

[@kayatoastlover15]

👏👏👏👏He is just gifted in Maths.

[@royichi9207]

Hes secretly casting a spell on the judge

[@VXGaming-j8r]

Very talented math skill.. Respect!

[@mibrothegreat2825]

I love yasshwins great sportsmanship when eric won and he clapped and felt super happy for him and he was grateful for coming second and was very thrilled God bless Yaashwin and good sportsmanship

[@dache6182]

Only god can judge him.

[@muttakamuhammad3013]

It's a magic or trick, coz it impossible for a normal brain to be faster than a calculator. So unbelievable!!

[@borah2845]

He is really a talented guy.No doubt about it☺️☺️

[@ajaychandran4459]

Teacher:: Tomorrow you all have maths test....but no calculators allowed Yashvin: really..