MegaFavNumbers - superior highly composite numbers and roundness

this is my contribution to the #MegaFavNumbers crossover event within math youtube. for those of you who are subscribed for my language videos, don't worry, Conlang Critic: Viossa is on its way.
check out the MegaFavNumbers playlist: • MegaFavNumbers
/ hbmmaster
conlangcritic.bandcamp.com
seximal.net
/ hbmmaster
/ janmisali

[@singingbanana]

Thanks for joining in!

[@anselmschueler]

So it counts?

[@blackshirts_and_breads]

the man the myth the legend

[@sofia.eris.bauhaus]

@@blackshirts_and_breads the one and only banana

[@badgoogle9938]

@@anselmschueler no one said it had to be base 10

[@GRBtutorials]

Bad Google But they clearly said it had to be bigger than 1 million, so it doesn’t matter the base.

[@pseudo_goose]

choosing 1 million as a lower bound meant that they had a reason to put "mega" in the hash tag. qed

[@alansmithee419]

Wait, how does this relate to quantum electrodynamics?

[@DragonWinter36]

alan smithee QED also stands for _quod erat demonstrandum_, a Latin phrase meaning “which had to be demonstrated.” It is customary to write QED after completing a proof.

[@juneguts]

@@DragonWinter36 no it's not. ive never seen anyone do that

[@ravindrawiguna8681]

@@juneguts well just because u never seen something like that doesnt mean it is wrong/ not the truth bro, like that is what QED is

[@venustior]

@@juneguts I mean, it definitely is. Your personal awareness of something is not what makes it real

[@morzathoth919]

Inviting themselves to a party and starting to rant about base 6 feels like an incredibly jan Misali thing to do.

[@Maric18]

also exactly the type of person who should make a video about megafavnumbers

[@EvxiKamine]

It really does

[@thrownstair]

Misali Coming Out Of His Well To Shame Decimalists

[@darcy6698]

666 likes...

[@driveasandwich6734]

@@darcy6698 What's so special about 3030?

[@jonas1015119]

"is this cheating? yes do I care? immensely" *lmao*

[@swaree]

caught me completely off guard

[@TheUnnamedGent]

a million is the largest number not valid for selection as a mega favourite number

[@hellobye9178]

obviously.

[@pentelegomenon1175]

Perhaps Jan should have been investigating the properties of 1,000,001 instead, since that was the actual bottom limit.

[@anawesomepet]

@@pentelegomenon1175 1,000,001: the smallest number allowed in MFN

[@augustday9483]

😂

[@stelcxantisto]

50%: "Why I like 720720." 50%: Try to explain away the cheating.

[@davidbledsoe7592]

Did anyone specify that they meant one million in decimal? The trend was made up randomly for no reason at all so interpreting it as any random base for no reason at all is wholly acceptable.

[@stelcxantisto]

@@davidbledsoe7592 ISP: "Did anyone specify that we meant megabits in decimal?" hmmmmm... sounds like a good excuse.🤣

[@HBMmaster]

funny you'd mention megabits, since that's one of the contexts where what base you mean with mega- actually can be ambiguous

[@shinydino]

jan Misali Math vernacular is democratic fight me

[@ZipplyZane]

@@davidbledsoe7592 Yes, by using the word "one million." Also "mega," though that can also mean 1,048,576.

[@bluemarb1e787]

“Is this cheating? Yes. Do I care? Immensely.” Good morals are the reason I come to this conlang channel for math videos

[@ethansmall581]

I love Jan misali just hijacking a KZbin event he wasn’t invited to and then spending half the time nitpicking it and doing random math

[@seabassthegamer6644]

I'm pretty sure it's an open event that anyone can participate in.

[@kjetil1845]

@@seabassthegamer6644 those who were invited released their video at the same time and at the end of each of their video they encourage everyone to create their own video with the hashtag

[@bsharpmajorscale]

Arguing about bases is such a mathematician thing to do.

[@robdoghd]

i go to the cash register to pay for my groceries, but jan misali manifests from the change drawer to tell me my decimal bills are not only worthless, but disgusting. i pay with a nif dollar bill, urge the cashier not to bother with change, and continue on my way.

[@DragonWinter36]

robdoghotdog Unbeknownst to the cashier, you underpaid, and are snickering as you walk away

[@J1428753]

Sorry but what is nif here?

[@J1428753]

nevermind, kept watching

[@columbus8myhw]

J1428753 I think it's 36? He has a whole system for naming things base 6, he made a video on it

[@Zachyshows]

then the cashier tells you to use dozenal next time

[@Snidbert]

Learning why base 720720 is "icosifetabakerheptelevenary" is some deep jan Misali lore and I'm here for it.

[@riccardoboa742]

I can’t- “Jan Misali lore”

[@yuvalne]

check out the video "a base-neutral system for naming numbering systems"

[@Snidbert]

@@yuvalne i did, actually. in hindsight, i think the comment should have been on that video.

[@g4_61]

You thought it was a number over a million, but it was I, BASE 6!

[@Kalobi]

@@sacha7958 But it's bigger than 1000000 (in base 6).

[@dmitriivlasov3728]

Is this a fukin' JoJo reference under a math video!?

[@g4_61]

@@dmitriivlasov3728 Why yes it is.

[@pie6029]

@@dmitriivlasov3728 jojo is everywhere.

[@dmitriivlasov3728]

@@pie6029 But you don't expect it under a math video, do you?

[@venandii5017]

I enjoy the point of the video where I don't understand what he's saying and honestly I just hear sounds coming out of his mouth, but when he says it there's a smile on his face and that makes me happy.

[@driveasandwich6734]

did you try watching his bases video?

[@s.j7423]

you can tell he's smiling:)) these videos bring me joy

[@EduardVE314]

This is common stuff for this channel

[@sineadthomas2024]

Drive A Sandwich I understood that video way more than this one

[@joda7697]

he's counting in seximal i think

[@MrPkletsplay]

Petition to have jan be invited to all future KZbin math parties. It would be a shame if this level of deadpan was missing from my favorite community

[@gabotron94]

Imagine some day he shows up on Numberphile

[@joda7697]

for real some of if not my absolute favourite math content is from him

[@BrightyLighty_]

true. KZbin math parties are typically no fun without people

[@caritahearts2405]

Buts its way funnier if he just Shows Up

[@thej3799]

@@gabotron94thoughty6

[@rodbennett]

I suppose that is what you would call a Parker Mega Number. Highly appropriate for a playlist started by Matt Parker.

[@nift36]

LOL "parker mega number"

[@ALUMOX]

NUMBER GET BIG BRAIN RELEASE THE GOOD CHEMICALS

[@machaiarcanum]

You can practically hear the smile when he talks.

[@zane49er51]

I enjoy your profile and banner so much I subscribed

[@machaiarcanum]

@@zane49er51 Haha, thanks I guess. :)

[@machaiarcanum]

@Graystripe Haha, yes, that’s me. You are?

[@machaiarcanum]

@Graystripe Yes, we probably have similar tastes

[@theskeletonposse6432]

showed up for the conlang reviews, stayed for the nerdass mathematics

[@felipevasconcelos6736]

How is this channel so perfect?

[@destinyvoltaire]

I think it's just that it beautifully represents a sort of ideal form of what KZbin can be, just a person making great content about random stuff he's interested, nothing corporate about it.

[@whatno5090]

@@destinyvoltaire Bill Wurtz *is* that ideal

[@B3Band]

do you play drms?

[@potatoonastick2239]

This. jan Misali is literally god tier, there's just something about the authenticity of these videos. He just uploads whatever the fuck he feels like, whether it'd be math, linguistics, game analysis or just literal fucking shitposts which make no sense to anyone. It's perfect!

[@palatasikuntheyoutubecomme2046]

It's jan Misali, here's my tier list: Low tier: Xidnaf (He doesn't upload) Moderate tier: Langfocus (Good but not great) Hier tier: Ewa (Great) God tier: Artefexian (Epic, but not that epic) Tier 1: Biblaridion (THAT epic) Tier 0: jM (Secret)

[@JoeyGirardin]

Who else is hyped for the Quenya episode coming up?

[@blackbolt3066]

Who isn’t?

[@water594]

@@blackbolt3066 what sample size are we using here? Humanity? The local sol system? The galaxy? The galactic supercluster? Cause everyone in the galactic supercluster be waiting on baited breath afaik

[@blackbolt3066]

Water We’re talkin multidimensional googleplexes my G.

[@globalincident694]

@@el.k9776 What list?

[@IntergalacticPotato]

@@globalincident694 The "small list" for upcoming Conlang Critic episodes

[@CuriousNeon]

Of course, you're gonna use seximal system lmfao!

[@jumpythehat]

You should make your sign-off be "anyway that's it, I don't have a sign-off" in that casual, defeated tone of voice

[@pfeilspitze]

My sign-off is every sign-off not used in a KZbin video.

[@TheKartana]

I spent the whole time wondering how you were going to declare that 720720 is technically above 1000000 and was not disappointed

[@columbus8myhw]

Another way to think about the 1,000,000 OEIS fact: say you have 36 equally spaced points on a circle. You want to select some of them so that their center of mass is the center of the circle. How many ways can you do it? Numberphile made a video on this, phrasing it in terms of centrifuges, if I remember right. If you spin a centrifuge whose center of mass is off-center, bad things happen (it breaks probably?). Your centrifuge has 36 slots around its edge. How many ways can you fill them in? (This phrasing also makes it easier to explain why we count the empty configuration - otherwise, I'm pretty sure you only get 999,999.)

[@davidbledsoe7592]

It's so refreshing when anyone points out that even though we only have 8+2 fingers, decimal is not the only base that exists❤ I'm glad this video was recommended, you seem awesome and all your viewers love you and I'm probably going to love you too

[@blze]

why was this in my recommended it was just posted

[@blze]

oh i'm subscribed

[@watergrowsifwatered8048]

Hes the hangman guy (im guess thats where you came from?)

[@MrOrzech1]

@@blze and because it's a great shitpost that is too smart too understand xD Also who doesn't like shitposts?

[@Mercure250]

Math channels : Wait, that's illegal jan Misali : *chad Nordic gamer* Yes.

[@Othelbark]

"Is this cheating? Yes. Do I care? Immensely-" It may just be because I've accidentally found myself staying up to 5am but that 'immensely' made me laugh the hardest I have in months.

[@Asymmetrization]

this, idk why it kills me

[@dominicdoherty7208]

I'm proud of Jan Misali for branching out into esoteric and niche mathematics. I don't know if you guys know, but he can't review conlangs forever. I enjoy this content AND Conlang Critic. Let's hope more interesting topics will come to him! Tenpo suno ni o pona tawa sina!

[@BrightyLighty_]

hey Dominic what the hell does "today, you should fix yourself!" mean in this context /lh

[@dominicdoherty7208]

@@BrightyLighty_ bro idk its been a year, could not tell you the context

[@Ryanisthere]

Oh my god he actually got into the playlist WHAT A GOD never thought the language nerd would make it into the maths playlist

[@heck_n_degenerate940]

A questionably niche video by jan misali with a slight math focus? Friday is gud.

[@concrete401]

"Isn't that a little . . . decimal-centric?" #staywoke

[@alansmithee419]

Why one million? Because "megafavnumber" is a better name than any other potential prefix, say, kilofavnumber, or gigafavnumber. It's just nice, and "mega" is often used colloquially to just mean "big," so it's something everyone hears more than the other prefixes.

[@HBMmaster]

you've got it backways, the name of the event didn't come first

[@alansmithee419]

@@HBMmaster fair enough.

[@kindlin]

@@HBMmaster What event? Matt Parker wanted to know everyone's MegaFavNumbers, and choose 1 million because 1 MEGA[something] is 10^6 of [something].

[@HBMmaster]

@@kindlin you got the causality backwards

[@Dr._Geno]

@@HBMmaster hey at least he didn't break causality, that would doom us all.

[@Frownlandia]

720720 is the closest thing I have to a favorite whole number, but it's because it's the smallest number divisible by every number up to and including 16. And it looks nice in base 10, I can't help it.

[@nim64]

we got baited so hard

[@mueezadam8438]

I subscribed after watching your video on regular polyhedra, which was so well made that I for one consider you a valuable contributor to the KZbin math community.

[@g4_61]

"Threeven?" Wait, are *you* on that dozenal subreddit?

[@HBMmaster]

no

[@g4_61]

jan Misali oh ok bc someone on there proposed the word “threeven.”

[@RyanTosh]

How dare you accuse him of heresy?

[@palatasikuntheyoutubecomme2046]

@@RyanTosh Ikr, dozenal is TRASH Third to both Seximal and "Longsimal"

[@pentelegomenon1175]

@@palatasikuntheyoutubecomme2046 Google isn't telling me what longsimal is.

[@evanswart480]

Do you feel like now that your recent video essays have gotten more engagement and you've gotten a successful format that you'll ever become a "weird video essay" channel or a "weird math" channel?

[@witmoreluke]

Lol, he's made a hard pivot into Rhythm Heaven content so I guess that solved that question!

[@Tumbolisu]

"It's in seximal" just completely caught me offguard and I love it.

[@dantrizz]

i would've thought 1 million is the bound for the #megafavnumber because "mega favourite" is a colloquialism that people recognise and mega is the mathematical notion with well defined meaning for 10 to the 6. So its a double entendre thus making it easier to remember and more fun

[@grimer1746]

The best consistency I’ve ever witnessed.

[@TheAnalyticalEngine]

The last time I was this early, base 60 was _super_ in-vogue.

[@davidalearmonth]

What they don't tell you is that 1000000 is really just 64. :)

[@muteto2686]

tenpo kama la sina jan pi nansi nanpa. sina ken ala pini ni. you are now a math person. you cannot stop this.

[@gabrielrizerio5165]

I found your channel last week and I’m practically in love with it: you speak about languages, you speak of music and now math? What is the next? Games? Movies? Anyway, I really like to be one of your subscribers.

[@palatasikuntheyoutubecomme2046]

Games? He has a vid on hangman and mario

[@jemiller226]

Hearing Misali rattle off numbers in non-decimal bases just puts a smile on my face even if I don't understand a damn bit of what he said. (Yes, I understand bases, just not the language.)

[@Norbal.]

"Highly composite" Me, a numberphile: anti-primes

[@watergrowsifwatered8048]

The dislikes are from the people who dont like base 6

[@watergrowsifwatered8048]

@Mediocrity I see, was it specified it needed to be base 10?

[@amydurham5606]

@Mediocrity I mean yeah but he's also not a maths KZbinr and wasn't invited to participate, so it's not like he has any obligation to do it properly ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

[@watergrowsifwatered8048]

@@amydurham5606 what this guy said as well

[@amydurham5606]

@@watergrowsifwatered8048 what this guy said as well

[@palatasikuntheyoutubecomme2046]

You disliked the video because you think that he didn’t fit it under an extremely vague interpretation that has been narrowed by you?

[@THVEssays]

Imagine calling anti-primes “highly composite numbers”P

[@RWTWM]

This is my first time on your channel, and I've no idea if I'll be back, but I loved every second of that.

[@twixerclawford]

I wasn't expecting seximal to be brought back in such an integral way in another video, but I'm not disappointed it made an appearance.

[@RichConnerGMN]

can't say i didn't see that coming

[@tiffyw92]

Don't worry, jan, I consider you a member of the black-background-video-format-Tubers because they are a dying breed that is worth reviving for the sheer simplicity. Also, while I'm on topic, my fave number over 10^6 is probably gonna be 10^12 not because of any particular maths, but because of Chinese characters, specifically the character 兆 (zhào), and its history. See, there used to be an obscure debate over the definition of this character's numerical value (it has multiple meanings depending on context) during the era when the Communist and the Nationalist Parties split between mainland China and Taiwan. While there were many kinds of casualties, one of them was a strict definition of this character. To this day, in China the character is defined to be a "million," while in Taiwan, who was prone to following certain Japanese traditions due to their strong allied affiliation with Japan at the time, has defined it as a "trillion." I grew up in America, but most of my Chinese teachers here were from Taiwan, so they adhered to said system. So, when I'd later come to read texts from mainland China (outside of my studies with them because there was still this strange stigma around using mainland Chinese texts back in the 90s for reasons I can't comprehend) that used this character as a number, it'd usually throw me into a tizzy when I'd translate the numbers wrong, especially in regards to the alleged counts of army rations during certain ancient historic wartime stories. There's a huge difference between several "millions" of kg of grain and several "trillions" of kg of grain, and it subtly skewed the direction of people's motives if the translation was wrong. (Then again, usually those numbers came into play talking about how much the peasants lost during wartime, rather than what they demanded after loss.) While I'd easily be able to correct for context, it always stuck around in my head that this character had undergone such a strange transition in history. That aside, 兆 is generally not specifically defined as a numerical value and can simply be described as "a myriad"... On that note, the word "myriad" also has an interesting history to look into, but that's a whole 'nother story.

[@doublecircus]

For once I’m not 42 years late

[@jemiller226]

In what base, though?

[@realmless4193]

Nice to see someone who also knows the magic of 720,720. It's my favorite number to because it just so happened to appear on my magic system.

[@kirby_tardigrade]

my favorite number over 1 million is 1,001,672 because one time when i was a little kid i was trying to think of a "random" number and said "one million thousand six hundred seventy two!" i was later informed that a million thousand was not the same as one million one thousand, but i intended the latter. even now it's my go-to silly big number

[@razielhamalakh9813]

> Not following simple instructions > Not calling antiprimes "antiprimes" You sicken me.

[@shinydino]

Um, wow, anglophone much?

[@razielhamalakh9813]

@@shinydino Pardon?

[@Veronica-mx7yj]

Well now we’ve got an explanation for the icosifetabakerheptelevenary name from his new video.

[@potatoonastick2239]

Thank you so much for these math videos. They're well told, extremely well paced, while still containing interesting information to a certain depth. I personally enjoy them more than most of your linguistics videos, but I might just be more interested in obscure mathematics, compared to obscure lingustics.

[@lumppump1182]

The way you use "decimal centric" and decide that your number is in seximal is so perfect

[@vgstep]

Hey, just wanted to say that my love of maths and science is purely because of videos like this, the properties of just 1 number is interesting enough and there are an infinite amount just like this. Also, great job with the video, really captivating and entertaining. This is fun!

[@rauhamanilainen6271]

Missed the chance at 4:29 to say "720,720 is a great number, but it still isn't greater than a million."

[@ruwisc_]

Definitely appreciate all the math content! I'm into both math and linguistics & never would've found this channel if not for the polyhedra video

[@tonyhakston536]

Alternative solution: axiomatically define 720,720 as greater than 1,000,000.

[@Scum42]

The absolute best thing about this video, by far, is talking about how strange it is that 1,000,000 is the cutoff point for two minutes and then finally going "My favorite is 720,720"

[@qwertyTRiG]

I've been here since well before your seximal video, and am also subscribed to a bunch of maths KZbinrs, so I at least appreciated this.

[@_notch]

Great stuff as always! Really digging your humor

[@ethanhidalgo7063]

I just checked the playlist and you are in it! Congratulations

[@foureyesisafish7968]

Mega is the metric prefix for 1,000,000, so that's probably why

[@gloryholetoanotherdimension]

I'm so happy you did a video for this, this was great

[@Luigicat11]

"Is there anything special about the number one million that doesn't rely on the way it's represented in base ten?" My sibling in antiprimes, it's literally in the name. MEGA fav numbers.

[@Tuskan_the_tuskan]

"We might have to find a bigger name than 'super rectangle.'" -Twelve

[@2712animefreak]

I'm trying to figure out the naming convention for the bases at 4:12. I've managed to figure out that the number of the base is decomposed into it's prime factors. Those factors are then grouped to produce different prefixes and infixes in the name. Each group has one form for the prefix and another, unrelated form for when it is the last root in the name. What I can't figure out, however is how the prime factors are grouped, as the grouping seems arbitrary. Also, I can't find an explanation for the order in which the prefixes are ordered. Examples: ... 420: icosi-tri-septimal = 20×3×7 840: icosi-hexa-septimal = 20×6×7 2520: feta-heptagesimal = 36×70 27720: deca-leva-hepta-niftimal = 10×11×7×36 55440: lev-icosi-hepta-niftimal = 11×20×7×36 83160: hepta-feta-leva-penta-seximal = 7×36×11×5×6 110880: leva-tetra-hepta-deca-niftimal = 11×4×7×10×36 138600: deca-feta-leva-penta-septimal = 10×11×36×5×7 ... 720720: icosi-feta-baker-hept-elevenary = 20×36×13×7×11 If anyone can find the way the prime factors are grouped and the way the prefixes are ordered, please do.

[@HBMmaster]

while I do have an explanation of my system, I think it might be more fun if you try to figure out more of it before getting the answer. here's a link to a list of the first unexian (6^4) base names, with a link on top to the explanation of the system once you think you've figured it out. it explains everything, except for the abbreviations and the details of what order roots go in, which also happen to be the most complicated parts of the system. have fun! www.seximal.net/a-bunch-of-base-names

[@meta04]

9 months later: the ordering and grouping is because it's 720*1001 = (20*36)(13*77) = 20*36*13*(7*11), and it doesn't break down into the even closer 840*858 (tetraheptapentahexabibakertrielevenary?) because that involves more pieces (heptagesimal is counted as two pieces because it's hepta-gesimal but vigesimal is only one)

[@jownadel1526]

I have been waiting for you to make this video

[@jimmykeffer7401]

“icosifetabakerheptelevenary” hits different after your latest vid

[@ChrisWalshZX]

Great video and totally fine with changing the base to allow your SHCN.

[@NickiRusin]

I've been looking forward to this video!

[@npctesiphon4063]

jan misali: that is so decimal centric me: that is so integer centric

[@whatno5090]

Presumably the choice of one million was just completely arbitrary, and english has an easier way to say "one million" than it does "9^6", at least in spoken form

[@driveasandwich6734]

I mean, language is fluid and stuff so you can just make up a way, which Mitchell has done: six biexians

[@whatno5090]

@@driveasandwich6734 You can, but for the purposes of this alone that would be inefficient since presumably you'd also have to explain what "six biexians" meant in the first place

[@JimCullen]

"Mega" is the SI prefix denoting one million. A megametre is a million metres.

[@whatno5090]

@@JimCullen yeah

[@janjaki2741]

I love these videos about maths, please continue making them

[@XESCoolX]

i love this video. it’s a wild ride from start to finish

[@itzliquauhtli]

Can't miss an upload by my favorite new math youtuber

[@belgaer4943]

i was so excited when they put that slide up about roots of 1 and de moivre numbers up because i actually had learned about those. yes it was 4 years ago, yes i don’t really remember how to do it, but i remembered!

[@amaryllis0]

This is awesome, the crossover I never knew I wanted!

[@micalobia1515]

What makes this better is that your placement in the playlist is video number 140 (or 60, in decimal), which is another SHCN!

[@treyforest2466]

Damn, it didn't even occur to me that you might participate in this. This is a certified pogchamp moment

[@pentelegomenon1175]

In Britain, a pound was worth 240 pence until 1971. The reason is because 240 is highly composite, and Brits were deeply familiar with the factors of 240 for that reason, which is the same reason that anyone who uses dollars is deeply familiar with the idea that a dollar contains 20 nickels and 4 quarters. There was clear usefulness to it.

[@meta04]

but the weird part is, the subdivision was icosidozenal (20-on-12) instead of dozavigesimal (12-on-20) actually wait that makes sense because pennies could actually buy things

[@WhizzKid2012]

What could a penny buy? THIS PENNY IS LITERALLY 1/240 OF A POUND, HOW COULD YOU USE IT? Death To Pennies. (CGP reference)

[@LandOfForeverSummer]

As a math person following the whole video series, I am just glad it got people to talk about math. I don't think we care about whether or not it conforms as much as that ots a number you like. Thanks for the video

[@Ironypencil]

I don't really care for conlangs, but your math videos are really entertaining, thank you for your work :)

[@Ironypencil]

Coming back to this after two years, I'm now way more interested in the linguistic stuff, and this has become one of my favorite channels period :D

[@JBergmansson]

This was great! You know how to make a video interesting!!!

[@1uohdh2]

for "reasons"? Well now we know those reasons!

[@sthubbar]

Thank you for participating.

[@amperscore]

Oh hey, your mic sounds great in this one!

[@lucamaci767]

this channel is a little gem

[@calyodelphi124]

I love the sarcasm in this. Absolutely love it.

[@Donagalthegamer]

I felt way prouder of myself than I had any right to be that on seeing 720,720 i realised where this was going, paused the video, figured it out in seximal, unpaused to see if I was right and there it was. Really is a better way to count

[@diduoup7407]

That video is just amazing

[@zidanez21]

You know what, Jan Misali I like your twist

[@PaulPower4]

I do love 720,720 and I'm glad someone found a way to sneakily get it into the #MegaFavNumbers list

[@apeiron-logos]

I did not intend to participate, partly because my videos are in french and partly because I have no time... But man you just pick the superior highly composite numbers, exactly what I intended to do, so I'm very content, actually ^^ Great video by the way ;) (From a fellow senary comrade...)

[@lexxyluthor2489]

Love the new maths stuff 😄