Mathematics is the queen of Sciences

An exploration of mathematics, including where it comes from and why it explains the physical world; and whether it’s a human invention or a hidden language of the universe.
Aired on 15 Apr 2015, on PBS network's NOVA program series, this is a collector's item!

[@jimphilipp2063]

Math has always been my refuge when the world was too much to deal with. As an elementary student I fell in love with math. It was the one subject where the teacher couldn’t criticize with subjective opinion. Either one is correct or is not and it is provable! Math has always provided the truth when everything else obscures the truth. Math has made me successful in engineering, management, and investing. I just love math!

[@baberoot1998]

What a great story. So inspiring. I hope, if you do not already believe so, that mathematics, is a proof of a Designer. Proof of a Creator. Proof of God. I do not subscribe to organized religion, and believe it to be corrupt. I believe organized religion is man made, and that God Himself, hates organized religion for its corruptness. I only bring this up...because many of my peers, will dismiss a Creator/Designer, simply based on a bad experience with organized religion. I say, one should not assume that God does not exist, simply because organized religion, is corrupt. And most...if not all...organized religion is corrupt. Gos hates corrupt religion, Himself. Well...just wanted to point this out to you, (if you did not already believe it), and certainly do not mean to offend you. Please know, that was not my intention. For me...it is a joy, to discover that mathematics is the language of a Designer. It excites me...to know God in that sense. To know mathematics makes me feel closer to God. Closer to His way of thinking. It is one of His many secrets, that He allows man to touch on with some understanding. It fascinates me.

[@adamibrahimmuhammad5610]

@@baberoot1998 spot on. Why are you being apologetic.

[@BradWatsonMiami]

🔴 Seal #3: Unified String Theory 21 or 19 Dimensions & Aspects of Spacetime 🔴 Physics' 'Theory of Everything' 3D regular space + 7D hyperspace + 7 aspects 'regular time' + 4A 'hypertime' = 21 D&A spacetime or 3D rs + 6D hs + 6A rt + 4A ht = 19 D&A st There are 12 dimensional aspects of time eternal (DATE): 7 aspects of 'regular time': beginning, end, past, present, future, void(?), and a constant - speed-of-light. 4 aspects of 'hypertime': fast-forward, reverse, stop/pause, before the beginning and after the end. 12. 'Imaginary time' (doesn't apply to UST) The #12 has always been associated with time: 12 months lunar & Roman Calendar/Zodiac, 12 hours/12 midnight & 12 noon, 12 years of Chinese Zodiac & Jupiter's orbit, 12 Ages, 12 Days of Christmas, 12 days between lunar year 354 days & leap year 366 days, 12 minutes, 12 seconds. Yet, UST falls under the umbrella of... 🟩 Seal #2: GOD=7_4 or FOD=6_4 (on Planet Nestor) - Design Worlds Theory - The BIG TOE 🟩 GOD=7_4: G is 7th letter, a circle O=15 or zero or an Operation, D4. GOD=7_4 is thee algorithm. 74% of everything in Universe is not dark matter 26% (dark energy 69% + 5% ordinary matter). 74% of the elemental mass of this Universe is hydrogen + 24% helium + 2% other. 74% of Earth's surface is liquid/frozen water. 74% of human brain, heart, muscles, newborns is H₂O. 7 continents & 4 don't touch equator/4 LARGE land masses. 4 primary lunar phases of roughly 7 days (~7.4 days) each. The ancients' '7 Sacred Luminaires'/'7 Classical Planets': Moon, Mercury, Venus, Sun, Mars, Jupiter, and Saturn - 4 can't be seen during day/4 don't cast shadows₇₄* on Earth (Venus can). Besides Earth, this system has 7 planets & 4 are gas/ice giants. Etc. 🔷 Seal #1a: The Conglomerate of Universes - Universe Creation Theory 🔷 combining GOD/Nature, reincarnating God-incarnate, theology/ancient religions/Bible & Qur'an prophecyHinduism/Buddhism, astronomy, cosmology, fined-tuned laws of physics: general relativity/quantum mechanics/string theory, chaos theory/fractals, laws of biology/anatomy & chemistry, linguistics/code-breaking/gematria, programming the Universes/GOD=7_4 or FOD=6_4 (on Planet Nestor) - the 'Theory of Everything', intelligent design, history, geology/geography, mysticism, and philosophy/biocentric-anthropic principle "Energy can’t be created or destroyed, only transformed/transferred in an isolated system." General relativity's black holes, white holes, Big Bang and wormholes. 🕳 ‘The BIG Bang-Bit Bang’ inflation/expansion of energy₇₄ and information into the void 13.77 billion years ago was a supermassive white hole spawned by a supermassive black hole at the heart of a galaxy in our ‘parent₇₄ universe’. This duality combines general relativity’s singularity point₇₄s of infinite density breaking through spacetime in ‘Cosmic Egg hatchings’ of all created universes within ‘The Conglomerate’: multiverse with no random quantum fluctuation bubble universes, no parallel worlds, and all universes have similar physical laws. Our Universe is 1-in-200 billion ‘self-similar offspring’ each with alike inherited traits/‘DNA’. “In the beginnin'₇₄”, the Planck density of the core of a SBH is a birth canal. ‘Quantum bounce SBH-SWH seed transitions’ are ‘quantum tunneling umbilical wormholes’ with energy-matter and data transformed/transferred, albeit scrambled and encoded. The ubiquitous cause-and-effect ‘circle of life cycle’: birth-life-death-transformation-rebirth explains infinite space and eternity - a necessity. Reproduction is GOD/Nature’s plan for greatly spreading life from cells to universes. GOD=7_4 or FOD=6_4 (on Planet Nestor) is the number 1₇₄ program₇₄/law/initial₇₄ condition - 'Theory of Everything' (see Seal #2 ). Why does this Universe exist? It’s our playground (god + run = ground₆₄). - Seal #1a of the 7seals.blogspot.com . Only the returned Christ & Albert Einstein reincarnated could produce this - it's triggered The Apocalypse/Revelation which is NOT the 'end of the world'. COVID-19 was added to Seal #4: S=19 (18.6) Theory. *Simple⁶₇₄ English⁷₇₄ Gematria⁸₇₄ GOD=7_4: G is 7th letter, a circle O=15 or zero or an operation, D4. GOD=7_4 is thee algorithm. shadows=74=S19+H8+A1+D4+O+W23+S19 energy=74=E5+N14+E5+R18+G7+Y25 parent=74=P16+A1+R18+E5+N14+T20 point=74=P16+O15+I9+N14+T20 beginnin'=74=B2+E5+G7+I9+N14+N14+I9+N14 number 1=74=N14+U21+M13+B2+E5+R18 + 1

[@mmoore9438]

I love this comment!!

[@Salafiyahisthehaqq]

@@baberoot1998 why would God on one hand go so in depth with organising the affairs of the heavens of the earth and then not like organised religion. God likes people to follow his way and most certainly he hates the individual corrupt person and loves good doers. Just how God organised the universe and created everything with a design and a way. He did this for us to feel awe and gratefulness for him. The only true religion is Islam, it has been preserved in its entirety and often in the Quran Allah points us to him by asking us to reflect upon the creation and to consider the arrangement of the heavens and the earth, that there are no rifts. Check out the English translation of Surah Rahman. Amazing and on topic.

[@ricoramos3077]

A mathematics homework brought me here (we were required to watch this), and never have been a video made me appreciate math so much. Thank you very much for posting this video online and sharing it to the world.

[@hyperace6557]

same

[@carloscazorla7754]

Galileo Galilei said, “Mathematics is the language in which God has written the universe.”

[@josephkarogo-amethystinsur7247]

You have a good mathematics teacher.

[@5610winston]

"I hope you're all taking notes: there's going to be a short quiz next period." (Mathematician) Thomas Andrew Lehrer (B. 1928), "The Elements" song.

[@petero9270]

14.00 is key you will come to this many times in your life!

[@kingiburu2778]

This was my greatest question growing up. While every one was getting good grades I was stuck thinking why? And I suffered because of my questions. I'm glad that I am older and that I have not lost hope in math. I know I'll die with math in my head... and music.

[@yanhualong2938]

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[@yanhualong2938]

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[@enockonkarabile6158]

Im here again after 7 years of this video being released I was busy remembering the line " mathematics works so well to explain reality actually because mathematics is all that it is"

[@eurika297]

This is why I have massive respect for scientists and people who has discovered the laws of nature in existence. Solving a (?) and inventing/creating an equation requires high intellectual function.

[@earlofthearies.1982]

The difference between science and mathematics.

[@laurenthomas9344]

The Language of the Universe. 🥰🦋🌈✨👣💕

[@polynesianwarrior2166]

Math is a language of every subject

[@jamjam3448]

They invented the symbols but not the relationship between those symbols

[@interrupted9671]

@@KarmaWords It’s a Discovery

[@hdheartbeats4838]

The funny thing about maths is the more you learn the more you love it. I loathed mathematics when in 8th and 9th cause I never understood it much and always less marks(literally second last of all subjects) but in 10th due to one chapter I practiced it alot and my performance grew so much that in 12th I got highest marks in it, it felt like a piece of cake! 😀😀

[@avengerx7786]

Are you Indian? What's your age? Have you given jee?

[@hdheartbeats4838]

@@avengerx7786 ya I have given jee, I'm 17

[@johnrudy9404]

Math sans s, please.

[@bigbluebuttonman1137]

Once you get into higher mathematics, it becomes far more interesting. My introductory course basically boiled down to "Well...we're gonna tell you why any of this crap works," and it basically boiled down to Axioms at its very core. What are axioms? Basically, the final answer to the "Why" question. Eventually you run around in a circle, and the circle's center is an Axiom...in a sense. Now, this doesn't mean all the math you learned was made up for craps and giggles; we know it's been "Extracted" from the environment around us to an extent (2 objects is 2 objects; doesn't matter how you write the number), but it also means you can create your own mathematical system with its own rules, and ways of being written as long as it is logically sound in accordance with its axioms. That was the most mind-blowing thing to me.

[@extreme4180]

@@bigbluebuttonman1137 calculus, its essence can lure anyone ....... i just love maths

[@alex_bor]

I'm a second year math mayor and let me tell you that math still blows my mind on the daily. Everything, and I mean truly everything can be understood with math. It's the foundation of our universe and how we look at things. There are no words that can describe the shear beauty of it all and I feel honoured to be part of the lucky few who had good teachers and the motivation to understand all of this. To all the things we know and maybe even more important, all the things we don't know.

[@srirammahalingam9279]

I never really liked Maths, But after watching this video i learnt the importance of Maths. Thank You

[@soleilsun3469]

I have a love hate relationship with maths, I hate doing it but I’m ready to watch a whole documentary about her.

[@chucks2018]

Like hard work doesn't bother me. I could watch it for hours.

[@adlerdoesstuff1872]

@@chucks2018 lol same

[@aakashdawadi7842]

true…

[@readthetype]

I think you love _saying_ “maths” more than you love doing it.

[@HawthorneHillNaturePreserve]

I truly believe that introduction to subjects like math and the other sciences is so critical. But the teacher or way of presenting the subject matter is so central in the student’s ability to understand and apply. I’m a big Sean Carroll fan! I have had a few teachers in my life like him who make it a joy to learn. They almost spoon feed you with their own passion of the subject matter. It becomes infections.

[@paulcoy5201]

When I was in high school, the teacher was so absolutely boring, math is boring, could not stand it in 1967, can not stand it now.

[@adroapatricklumumba1618]

My teacher in grade four had a big reputation for violence. He enjoyed caning kids for the smallest of offences. He caned me for failing his math, for misplacing my book and other minor offences. I hated math then and for many years after. A brief interlude in grade five with a teacher who liked me saw me suddenly get good marks but then he was transferred. Now I love math and realise just how much I have missed in life. I am a facts person and I hate having to deal with words.

[@mihailmilev9909]

@@adroapatricklumumba1618 damn. I'm sorry u went through that but I'm glad u refound ur passions and r better now hopefully. Since u don't like words do u know what Formal Logic or Boolean Algebra is?

[@frankdimeglio8216]

@@paulcoy5201 WHAT IS E=MC2 is taken directly from F=ma, AS TIME is NECESSARILY possible/potential AND actual ON/IN BALANCE; AS ELECTROMAGNETISM/energy is CLEARLY AND NECESSARILY proven to be gravity (ON/IN BALANCE); AS the rotation of WHAT IS THE MOON matches the revolution. Consider TIME AND time dilation ON BALANCE. The stars AND PLANETS are POINTS in the night sky ON BALANCE. The diameter of WHAT IS THE MOON is about one quarter of that of what is THE EARTH. On balance, the density of what is the Sun is believed to be about one quarter of that of what is THE EARTH. Excellent. Consider what is THE EYE ON BALANCE. The TRANSLUCENT AND BLUE sky is CLEARLY (and fully) consistent WITH what is E=MC2. WHAT IS THE EARTH/ground is fully consistent WITH what is E=MC2. CLEAR water comes from what is THE EYE ON BALANCE. Notice what is the fully illuminated (AND setting/WHITE) MOON AND what is the orange (AND setting) Sun. They are the SAME SIZE as what is THE EYE ON BALANCE. Lava IS orange, AND it is even blood red. Yellow is the hottest color of lava. The hottest flame color is blue. What is E=MC2 is dimensionally consistent. WHAT IS E=MC2 is consistent with TIME AND what is gravity. What is gravity is, ON BALANCE, an INTERACTION that cannot be shielded or blocked. Consider what are the tides. The human body has about the same density as water. Lava is about three times as dense as water. The bulk density of WHAT IS THE MOON IS comparable to that of (volcanic) basaltic lavas on what is THE EARTH/ground. Pure water is half as dense as packed sand/wet packed sand. Now, the gravitational force of WHAT IS THE SUN upon WHAT IS THE MOON is about twice that of THE EARTH. Accordingly, ON BALANCE, the crust of the far side of what is the Moon is about twice as thick as the crust of the near side of what is the Moon. The maria (lunar “seas”) occupy one third of the visible near side of what is the Moon. The surface gravity of the Moon is about one sixth of that of what is THE EARTH/ground. The lunar surface is chiefly composed of pumice. The land surface area of what is the Earth is 29 percent. This is exactly between (ON BALANCE) one third AND one quarter. Finally, notice that the density of what is the Sun is believed to be about one quarter of that of what is THE EARTH. One half times one third is one sixth. One fourth times two thirds is one sixth. By Frank Martin DiMeglio

[@RC-qf3mp]

Math is interesting and important but it is NOT science. Science involves empirical knowledge, not analytical truth/tautologies. Math is basically expanded formal logic. You get as much knowledge about the world from engaging with math and researching math as you do playing chess or tic tac toe. There’s no empirical content.

[@786humaira1]

Thank you for uploading such a beautiful program.

[@giulianamiglioli3514]

Loved this documentary. Glad to find it again. Thanks for sharing.

[@mr.nobody8958]

Documentaries like this usually increase my passion through the science !

[@salmann3743]

true man..

[@sinamobasheri3632]

my passion is your mother!

[@ChrisM713]

Indeed

[@vernonfrance2974]

Oh my!

[@vozamaraktv-art5595]

Just wow!! Whoever is behind the making of this video, all of them deserve so much praise and recognition for it. This video should be preserved in a museum!

[@vozamaraktv-art5595]

@@skiptoacceptancemdarlin Why not? 🙂

[@shakeesangwenya4927]

Exactly my sentiments! I'll say no more.

[@vozamaraktv-art5595]

@@skiptoacceptancemdarlin Just because it's free doesn't undo the quality and hardwork went into making it.

[@Zooral45]

@@vozamaraktv-art5595 I think he means that this video, along with many others, are already preserved here on KZbin, free for all to see. Including you as a matter of fact.

[@rosh70]

Although, Math may not (at least not yet) answer all the questions of the Universe, it is a 'language' which speaks and demystifies many phenomena around us. The fact that we humans, have been able to decode so much around us through Math, is a testament to both our thinking (brains) and to Math. Very informative and engaging video. Thanks for sharing.

[@abedalrahman3918]

This documentary brought tears to my eyes.

[@irshadahmadkhan5257]

I am very interested in learning mathematics. Unfortunately, I did not learn mathematics well in my early education. Because mathematics teachers were not available. Today, whenever I see someone teaching mathematics, I feel great. Thank you very much for your kind effort.

[@md.shohelmollik9949]

I am also interesting to Learn mathematics. Where are you From??

[@superfuzzymomma]

Thanks for no commercials, man!

[@rafaeldiagoburbano7391]

ESPECTACULAR Video sobre las MATEMÁTICAS. Muchas gracias por compartir a TODOS los que participaron en su edición. Todo me pareció Excelente. Abrazos desde Dosquebradas Risaralda COLOMBIA

[@wonderfultravelnatureworld]

Love this mathematics documentary video and enjoyed watching it. Thanks for sharing to the world. I learned a lot from this video. I am a student who likes mathematics because I love solving different equations, graphing linear equations, counting different money from all over the world and doing word problems too. I think mathematics is very important to the world and numbers too because we need it to calculate different math problems like buying food with money and solving it, so we know how much it cost / the total cost.

[@sanketjadhav3.14]

Can you recommend some books you loved,learned?

[@largogemmarosem.6906]

Amazing presentation. It made me love Mathematics so much more❤️

[@nicklegend4547]

Although I already knew a lot of what was mentioned in this documentary, I thoroughly enjoyed it and learned some new things. Very cool animation and good narration =)

[@shanewininger2615]

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[@danakerola5938]

You are not kidding, Srivathsa, that The Great Math Mystery is a collector's item - It's a favorite film of mine. I have shown it many times to my college astronomy classes over the past few years.

[@vanwool94]

If someone had showed me this video when I was a kid my life would have turned out very differently. It’s a testament to the utter failure of our (U.S.) education system that most people go through math thinking it’s boring and useless.

[@teapot_]

Well said. Education is the way we improve ourselves, our family, our country etc. In my opinion its the only way forward.

[@vanwool94]

@@teapot_ I'm hoping for some kind of renaissance in education soon amid developments in technology and widespread recognition that our education system is failing us.

[@irigm6132]

Why math teachers are so disciplined in everything is explained in this video.

[@abj9121]

They are fanatics.

[@nedbless]

@@abj9121 , and the kindest .

[@abj9121]

@@nedbless Being kind is not something to show off with. A person is kind when people say that about him/her not when he says that about himself.

[@nedbless]

@@abj9121 , agreed . Stay well bro .

[@yiy3429]

I must be mad: I don't understand math, but why I‘m watching this video from beginning to end? The needle-lines part is the most intriguing to me.

[@NondescriptMammal]

The explanation is simple. The guy demonstrating it says "..even though there are no circles here...", but this is false. The set of all possible orientations that the needle might land, constitute a circle. That is to say, if you rotate a needle or any straight object around its center point, the end points will describe a circle. Dropping it on the paper is the same as randomly choosing its orientation from 0 to 360 degrees within that circle. So it makes perfect sense that pi would be part of the equation for the probability that it crosses a line when it lands, since that probability will depend on its orientation.

[@manuelteixeira2496]

Crystallography reveals geometrical polygons, and since my childhood, I'm deeply touched and marveled at its perfection in different predetermined natural, but also rational, forms.

[@kedarpathak4021]

Thank you for impressive presentation. In fact , mathematics is the vehicle of all subjects.

[@juliaschwartzmann4245]

why youtube only suggests me interesting videos after - midnight when I NEED to sleep -

[@ragazzasolare77]

I feel that 😂

[@edwinso8173]

I'm sure there's a mathematical explanation for that. 😊

[@user-tk6rp5pj1c]

@@edwinso8173 ofc

[@nanig805]

Because of the very thing the video is about.

[@Docentino1914]

youtube seems to think Sleep is for suckers.

[@AgglomeratiProduzioni]

35:03 The unusually correct latin pronunciation excited me so much, love it!

[@pepperscore828]

Great Mathematics has always been there, humanity opened the logics, Mathematics is our Universe' Love this...

[@kathleenking47]

The bible, especially KJV has strong math in it

[@samueldeandrade8535]

​​@@kathleenking47 HAHAHAHAHAJAJAJAJAJAHA. SURE! "Strong math", she says. What a joke!

[@alaindubois1505]

I'm recently obsessed with musical pitch and our psychology of appreciating the harmony of an interval between two notes. So, I was at first confused by the ratios shown, as I thought of pitch as a frequency or cycles per second and the diagram shown doesn't correspond with that, as on pitch has the ration added onto the original pitch. For example, middle A on the piano keyboard is 440 cycles per second and one octave above that is 880 cycles per second. The second or higher pitch of an octave higher than the first is double the frequency. So although the string is halved, the frequency is doubled and can be seen as 1:2 instead of 2:1. For mathematicians, the intervals named a 'fifth' or a 'fourth' can be confusing as they have nothing to do with the fractions they sound like. An octave is eight [scaled] notes above the first note, a fifth is five scale notes above the first note, and a fourth is four notes [or tones] above the first note. In European scales these intervals will sound concordant or harmonious whether played in sequence or synchronously. When we deal with electronic sounds - we will tend to look at oscilloscopes and frequencies. I'm not sure if Bach was using π in calculating how to divide an octave into twelve equally divided tones. This equal temperament tuning, actually placed most notes off the perfect proportions that sound good together as an interval. I'm trying to find out if the perfect third is a musically usable interval, as with today's equal temperament being ubiquitous, thirds seem to tend to be avoided. Understanding cause and effect - with probability, and our present computer skills, we should fear how AI and programming can calculate and manipulated human psychology to our downfall.

[@media-rn6zc]

Indian classical music is composed mathematically though unknowingly. There are rules on repeating notes in ascending and descending portions of ragas. Mathematically it is possible to explain the position of these notes in a particular sequence as per Indian vedic mathematicians.

[@annamills4452]

This is mathematically beautiful!

[@Gailey379]

Very informative and enjoyable. Thank you.

[@elefantsnablar]

8:45 I believe there is indeed a circle hidden in this problem. The probability of whether the needle crosses a line is largely related to the angle the needle makes with the horizontal. 0 or 180 degree angle means 0% probability, 90 or 270 degree angle means 100% probability. Spin the needle 360 degrees and it traces a perfect circle.

[@kutuboxbayzan5967]

yep, basic reason is that. needles angle decide to probablity of the crossing. angle change between 0-180 and the probablity of crossing is length of perpendicular side. finally if we take the mean of the probablity we get 2/pi

[@elefantsnablar]

@@kutuboxbayzan5967 Yep. He claims there is no diameter of a circle here, but the needle itself is literally that...!

[@missflipz]

This is mind blowing 🤯 Genius teaching.. the world is fascinating.

[@liberty-matrix]

"The miracle of the appropriateness of the language of mathematics for the formulation of the laws of physics is a wonderful gift which we neither understand nor deserve. " ~Eugene Wigner

[@vernonfrance2974]

Liberty Matrix It just does not add up.

[@markplimsoll]

Then physics take the language of statistics applied to quantum mechanics... the cat's out of the bag (or is it a box. ?).

[@HakeemAlexanderMedia]

James Clerk Maxwell is one of my time and space removed mentors. His 2 volume treatise on electricity and magnetism is fascinating reading. Mathematical Ontology

[@umitburcugoksel7661]

Thank you very much for sharing this gem🙏

[@ritamorris1783]

Everything in the world is about math fascinating!makes one understand how things work ❤️

[@MountainFisher]

No, not every science if science you want to call it. If you apply math to evolutionary biology you get a shit storm of ridicule from the likes of Richard Dawkins. See Wistar Institute 1964.

[@HOLYLIFEIFY]

The illustration of the pi's that's on the mountain tops that's are explained we know they are all connected but it's not obvious how. Takes me back to my 9th grade school year where I was in honor class the whole year there at West Lake Jr. High. The illustration used during then were characters from DC Universe all on the mountain tops we knowing they are connected but it's not obvious how. This caused for my college degrees, housing, transportation, job applications and my dating life to all be pending here in the Pandemic.. Terrill TC!

[@iffatzahra3624]

Calculus ,the most important branch of math ,was actually started due to problems of physics ,and i believe "physics is emotion and math is its expression "

[@rumpuchoudhury4080]

Well said..definitely physics and maths complement each other

[@arpisz4983]

"physics is emotion and math is its expression " = utterly beautiful, thank you for this idea

[@rishabdhar6900]

None of these sciences exist without intuition of human mind, which leads to philosophy which later branches off into Physics for evidence and Mathematics for reasoning. Contrary to popular modern day scientific belief their scientific practices are not so scientific, because they neglect intuition, invalidate philosophy, discredit Mathematical reasoning as being theory, and misinterpret Physical evidence. It is no science; it is indoctrination. I'll give a simple example - the intuition that time is circular gave rise to the concept of clock (day/night, years are all happening due to their circular motions), which gave rise to combining numbers in circles, which gave rise to modular arithmetic, which gave rise to Number theory, which gave rise to Cryptography, which gave rise to encryption and digital signatures, which gave rise to cryptocurrency. The human mind itself wouldn't exist without the cosmos from which everything is born. :)

[@epiphanio]

Correct

[@kenbob1071]

I don't get it, but it sounds deep.

[@road2apples]

"The changed cross"is a poem that tells of a weary woman who thought that the cross she must bear surely was heavier than those of other people,so she wished she could choose another persons' instead.When she went to sleep,she dreamed she was taken to a place where there were many different crosses from which to choose.There were various shapes and sizes,but the most beautiful one was covered with jewels and gold."This I could wear with comfort,"she said.So she picked it up,but her weak body staggered beneath its' weight.The gold and jewels were beautiful,yet they were much too heavy for her to carry. The next cross she noticed was quite lovely,with beautiful flowers entwined around its' sculptered form.Surely this was the one for her.She lifted it,but beneath the flowers were large thorns that pierced and tore her skin. Finally she came to a plain cross without jewels or any carvings and with only a few words of love inscribed on it.When she picked it up,it proved to be better than all the rest,and the easiest to carry.And as she looked at it,she noticed it was bathed in a radiance that fell from heaven.Then she recognized it as her own old cross.She had found it once again,and it was the best of all,and thelightest for her. You see,God knows best what cross we need to bear,and we never know how heavy someone elses cross may be.We envy someone who is rich,with a cross of gold adorned with jewels,but we do not know how heavy it is.We look at someone whose life seems so easy and who carries a cross covered with flowers.Yet if we could actually test all the crosses we think are lighter than ours,we would never find one better suited for us than our own.

[@antonioacosta1895]

I'm smart enough to know that I will never know it all and am grateful to have realized this much.

[@Tech_Gamers]

KZbin: * dramatic music* Math is the language of the universe *conveys it's beauty * Schools: lol hear me out .., so there's this guy who bought 467 watermelons......

[@Elhardt]

Schools Today: Math perpetuates white supremacy and systemic racism. It leads to fixed thinking and doesn't take into consideration life experience or racial oppression.

[@marcoo_mtzlopz]

No les entiendo ni mierda

[@derarty4290]

Oh man that comment gave me a good laugh😄

[@pooodonklooopdoop5672]

It’s honestly so sad, i try to seek greater understanding of concepts and their application but the way my schools teaches math is dog, like my math teacher honestly at this point is my textbook, idk why the actual teacher is even payed she doesn’t help anyone, cant even get her lazy ass up when someone needs help, u need to go there to her

[@onemillionpercent]

my dad was that guy probably

[@zero6two6]

I graduated in architecture. Now that's the greatest math mystery for me😅

[@themartian9634]

And Here we Get A Call Of Duty Player...........😗

[@JSSTyger]

Great. Can you tell me why Architects would put a sheet A.1 and A.10 in the same prints to confuse contractors?

[@FriedRice3519]

i wanna major in Architecture. Any advice?

[@FriedRice3519]

well, i'm applying to universitsity and plan on majoring on it, that's why I'm asking

[@zero6two6]

@@JSSTyger sheets numbers are meant to be well sheet pages. Example, A-01 for sheet number 1 and so forth. It's important especially for our office's case sort the sheets and the drawings precisely.

[@franciscogarcia7911]

Growing up, I hated math. Now I’m in college working on my major for CS and cannot love it more.

[@user-xw4od8kb7y]

Inspiring

[@moshfiqurchowdhury3698]

Many thanks for this great enjoyable video

[@innominateanonymous6221]

I'm proud to be a Mathematics Student ✌😊

[@ranakeen9884]

You have my admiration

[@saniamuneer]

Me also love to be mathematics student I love numbers not words

[@kayetaylor5551]

You are so lucky...I got a shit brain,wish I could understand maths.... enjoy... remember me when you feel down or like giving up or when things get hardest. .I wish I could have a better brain, I wish I could have went to school more than I did ...I had to take care of my mother who was ill.... please enjoy yr beautiful fancy brain ☺️😁😁😁😁😁

[@vernonfrance2974]

@@saniamuneer I am the opposite.

[@vernonfrance2974]

Innominate Anonymous Innominate Anonymous Why?

[@felixzardan7127]

What an incredibly well made film! Stunning and eye opening! Thanks for the upload!

[@pedrotome9119]

What a video!! What a learning show.

[@yetzerhara8359]

Mathematics follows nature and never proceeds it. Mathematics is the result of measurement. Measurement aids in predictions. The natural world appears coherent and when we invent a system that accurately measures it with predictive value we call it science! This doesn’t mean that mathematics rules the natural world. It means that measurement is our best way of understanding the natural world.

[@mohammadintiyaz]

Miracles of Holy Quran --- kzbin.info/www/bejne/sGOziH6OhJ6VaLc Prime Numbers in Holy Quran and Nature --- kzbin.info/www/bejne/e2TYZYGkoLWVg80

[@timestampingarmy]

Nicely put.

[@dr.jamesolack8504]

Great stuff......new sub here. Thanks for the upload. "For us engineers, we don't get paid to do things right.....we get paid to do things just right enough." I love that!

[@bobbigarcia882]

Incredibly fascinating! It almost seems magical, or perhaps thats exactly what it is.

[@Egirl_Slayer]

This was so ethereal it made me cry

[@duelxx3000]

"If you formulate a question properly, mathematics gives you the answer, like having a servant far more capable than you are" best description I've ever came across

[@samueldeandrade8535]

So ... the best description you heard is a delusional statement. Ok.

[@rudraswamyyale8838]

Teachers of mathematics must view THIS

[@deenahmed9813]

I'm studying applied mathematics. When someone ask me why I choose math instead engineering, I keep remain silent becouse they can't realise the feelings/the satisfaction we have after solving a critical math problem 😃

[@trumblewumblehumble]

I changed my career paths from math to film and I feel like the film people get it when I see understanding a math problem gives you the same rush as having finished a story. When its 7a and you finally 'got it', that's the feeling.

[@BJ-xm6bi]

You think engineers don't solve critical math problems......like everyday!

[@trumblewumblehumble]

@@BJ-xm6bi Its just not the same thing man but its hard to explain.

[@jamesdean3352]

Mathematicians appreciate the intrinsic beauty of math, while engineers appreciate the utility of it.

[@matarts9020]

@@BJ-xm6bi You prove the point of the comment mathematics of engineering are like baby maths, by the way I´m engineer and studying pure Maths right now.

[@sharumen]

i love how all things are connected

[@Parpl22]

8:10 In the example, think of the needle as the diameter of a circle. That diameter is the distance between any two adjacent lines drawn on that paper. If you were to spin that needle in a circle on its center it will always strike at least one line. That is how pi connects to the solution.

[@davidareyouhuman]

my brain can't process this yet at the same time it can.

[@tahiyatrafi8026]

Schrodinger’s brain

[@TheSublimeLifestyle]

The beauty of math. It is nature’s most complex conundrum. Because it is VERY natural to do math but extremely difficult to articulate.

[@Big_Dadaa]

Wow this is what I've been looking for, and many thought I was crazy.

[@AndreiPuhach]

How is that in any way crazy? The 'many' seem to be crazy, or rather plain stupid.

[@siddaramsholapur6231]

Very Good insight into how the Math plays important role into our lives

[@llamacraft2454]

we need more of this

[@Dawn_Aramoana63]

Cool. Haven't seen this for quite some time. Awesome doco 👌

[@frankie342]

Definitely getting a like, I should have been sleeping but I just watched this whole damn interesting video!

[@MultiTech2011]

As an electrical, electronics and computer engineer, I used mathematics to create things and make work easier for me. As an electrical engineer, I used mathematics to invent simple exciter circuit to run a 100KVA generator that has a broken AVR. As an electronics engineer, I used simple math to create a high frequency generator circuit that boost the speed of my joystick. As a computer programmer, I used mathematics to run accounting calculations on a database I developed.

[@kayetaylor5551]

Lucky 🦆☺️, wish I had a big fancy brain like your brain.. enjoy it😁 will you remember me... don't be too hard on people that are not as smart as you....I'm thick, unfortunately my interests are all way above my shit crap little dud brain... anyway enjoy yr fancy brain ☺️ much love Kaye xxxx

[@DrBeeSpeaks]

I really enjoyed the part where he said that engineers make math work for them. I grew up with an electronic engineer, who simplified math for me and made it fun. ❤️

[@sibyl33amar90]

keep this . Perfect explanation for anyone to understand

[@meeed023]

very pleasant to watch. I really enjoy it

[@toofhan]

The sequence of numbers 1, 1, 2, 3, 5, 8, 13, etc was described by Fibonacci around 1200 AD. The Indian mathematician Pingala found the sequence at least 1,000 years before (probably 200 BC) while analyzing Sanskrit poetry. This video describes how the sequence arises from metrical analysis. kzbin.info/www/bejne/nYW0lomiedh0n5I

[@alexrog1978]

We should rename it Sanskrit sequence.

[@WhirledPublishing]

What is your proof for your timeline? Nothing Zero Zip Nada Those who want the true timeline for the Sanskrit language - which is spoken by half a billion people from Siberian to Bengali - will find it clearly documented in hundreds of historic records, written in dozens of languages from all across our Earth.

[@franceleeparis37]

The great Indian mathematician, Ramanujan, was a simple clerk in a post office in the British Raj… he stunned the professors of Oxford with his mathematic skills and creating new formulas that defined black holes.. in later life he claimed that his math knowledge came to him in a dream from a central source in the universe.. there can be no other explanation.. you don’t just acquire math skills..it is the finger of God passing on knowledge

[@lilblackduc7312]

That's exactly right!😎👍☕

[@bobbybannerjee5156]

We are not fools. At least not anymore. God was made by man. For several reasons - his own peace of mind being one.

[@lilblackduc7312]

@@bobbybannerjee5156 ..In the beginning was the Word, and the Word was with God, and the Word was God. The same was in the beginning with God. All things were made by him; and without him was not any thing made that was made.

[@bobbybannerjee5156]

@@lilblackduc7312 nonsense.

[@lilblackduc7312]

@@bobbybannerjee5156 3 seconds after you die, discuss it with the Almighty. (Good luck with that ;-)

[@jerrybecker1628]

Like the gentleman below, I too am drawn to indisputable truth! That these truths may be wrapped in a veil that requires abstract thinking and a daunting language makes the journey that much more rewarding when the understanding comes!

[@raqui1256]

Great documentary!

[@Wolfishhippo1]

Instantly liked this video because I always sucked at math and wish I didn't.

[@LarryK518]

Math is queen, physics is king, chemistry is the Prince, biology is the princess, and music becomes their children 😎

[@yemlihanbozdag1128]

Wroooong . Math is God . Everything is his creations .

[@muhammadrazashahhash]

@@yemlihanbozdag1128 that would be philosophy

[@yemlihanbozdag1128]

@@muhammadrazashahhash No . That is definition of math , in my opinion .

[@petervandenbosch7916]

Sounds pretty incestuous.

[@susankeith326]

@@yemlihanbozdag1128 Correct. It's an opinion.

[@Atheist7]

They need to make a "part 2", or if it already exists, then a "part 3"!!!!

[@srinuchandaka3959]

Amazing Video ...❤️

[@judithokemwa2807]

This was fascinating...

[@abj9121]

Why do you find fascinating to be lied and duped by lying clowns? Minute 30:37 they say all objects fall at the same rate in the absence of air wich is utter fallacious lie. This is pure pseudo science that they do. Opposing magnets glued together never fall at the same rate with any other objects, they simply fall at a slower rate, they will always be the last to fall. Scientifical fact. Electrostatically charged objects also do not fall at the same rate. Because you are not from a family of the elites you went to a school where they have teach you the theory of gravity as the down vector and cause for dense objects to fall to the ground and thag is also a lie. Newtonian gravity of mass attracting mass has been superseeded by Einstein about over 100 years ago with his space time bending gravity. The magic force wich bends that wich is not physical or bendable. 🤣 I bet you never heard of incoherent electrostatic acceleration between gausian planes. The down vector wich is usually a constant number 9.8 m/second squared is not gravity. The cause for this acceleration is the electric properties and behavior of matter, magnetism, conductivity, dielectric and incoherent electrostatic acceleration. Also superconductors do not fall at the same rate with the other objects and some supercooled magnets do not even fall as long they are cold, they can float in mid air or even in vacuum. These people are duping you! Their agenda is to keep you dumb and obedient so u pay ur taxes and they make a living from lying to you. The earth is flat. Fact. I suggest you check 24/7 Flat Earth Discord 2.0 server and find out how these NASA clowns and main stream media circus is lying to you. I dont want you blindly believe them! Ask them for the measurements and numbers!

[@Silly.Old.Sisyphus]

how mysterious that something created to describe the world seems to do so

[@simonruszczak5563]

If you're not being sarcastic, no.

[@lorenzobalagtas291]

ngayon ko lang nakita ang pagpapaliwanag ni Engr. Ditangco sa kahalagahan ng Fonabicci principle. He is my Friend. Graduate siya ng Mapua. Mabuhay.

[@dalouman]

PBS is worth every penny

[@flash5230]

Mathematics was inherent to the universe before we (humans) showed up. Mathematics is not a human invention. We simply have the ability to understand and explain it. To say we invented it is egocentric at best.

[@stevebutrimas9972]

All boils down to + or -

[@marieburton4714]

@@stevebutrimas9972 To be or not to be.

[@virvisquevir3320]

Flash - No. Mathematics is a tool, a human invention, like Japanese or German or Russian. Was Japanese inherent in the universe before we (humans) showed up? It depends what you count - what you treat as a unit - and the rules of procedure you choose to follow. Imagine two raindrops rolling down a windowpane side by side and later on they meet and merge into one drop; in that case, 1 + 1 = 1. Imagine and man and a woman coming together - having sex - and making a baby; in that case, 1 + 1 = 3.

[@jceepf]

@@virvisquevir3320 On the other hand, can one imagine an advanced civilization without the concept of prime numbers for example? This is a tough question. But even if mathematics is discovered rather than invented, one can imagine various formal ways to present it in different civilization. These would be invented. Language might be viewed as different representation of a single underlying grammar as Chomsky proposed.... Anyway it is a hard topic and mathematicians themselves do not agree on that.

[@karljacobson7811]

I agree that math is a tool to define our observations around us, either microscopically or universally and in between. Humans see, ponder, propose a set of equations or defined constants to meet the behavior observed. I do not believe that math is already defined and we stumble upon it.

[@bismarckboadu4750]

I now really love mathematics

[@closecomet900]

i find this interesting because i was scrolling through the internet and i come across a post of this one person who see the world in numeric values. It makes a lot of sense cause of how everything relies on numbers. Try as i might though ive never understood how they do it and its something that i would love to learn how to do it to see if it is simpler

[@Beebaboobee]

I can’t believe that a documentary like this is free to access. All these just to make people interested in Math and Science, but sadly many kids nowadays don’t like these 2 subjects.

[@leterpou7111]

i should really try harder in my math class

[@danielhong262]

Aww no... Another math worshipper!

[@danielhong262]

Jeremy Smith ok, I get you. It's just that some people I know are walking around with a shrine to math and stuff

[@nathanlewis1539]

lol

[@petretepner8027]

+Jeremy Smith There are two classes of people in the world, those who find mathematics boring, and a much smaller group who can't understand why you find it boring. But don't worry, once you quit school, nobody's gonna make you do math, that's what we're for.

[@danielhong262]

petre Tepner except for physicists. Rocket science needs a ton of math.

[@shendogg1]

Usually when pi pops up there is a hidden circle involved if you really analyze it. In the needle dropping example it's the needle spinning as if falls.

[@simonblundell9467]

No, the probability is based on the rotation angle of the needle once landed. If vertical there's a higher probability of intersection, if horizontal a low probability. It can land at any angle up to 360 degrees - hence the "circle" appears! This is a famous high end probability problem.

[@socratesphilanthropy4937]

Excellent video sir no words to say

[@sushantminz8212]

I like this video very much!

[@cosmolaiec2268]

I love maths so much!!!

[@kayserideveli113]

Why

[@narxx00]

How ?

[@Tubemanjac]

Me too but have you already managed to express love in a mathematical expression?

[@jennstaah]

Nature and human behaviors work in patterns which is why math explains it so well

[@josephlagrelle8746]

Extremely lucky to be a part of that social experiment.

[@thomasleon5146]

I agree 100% this matter of mathematics are the key of the knowledges of the Universe, in conjunction with physics , Chemistry and Biology

[@khaleeqkaashif9348]

We operate/calculate using 'workable' math and have yet to discover True Mathematics of the Universe....💯

[@elizabethannegrey6285]

Thank you for this fascinating video. Excellent viewing.

[@madvoice3703]

Thanks bro because of your videos I completed my research

[@perriannesimkhovitch1127]

Magical sequences, abstractions of nearby numerical chaos, conflicting master programs seemingly in on it at differing scales

[@nickrobinson2023]

Maths is inscribed into our DNA. Our bodies are composed of trillions of individual cells, each one with an 'intelligence'. This documentary is the kind of video children should be seeing to give them the ground to love maths rather than intimidate and daunt them through the lack of understanding or teachers inability to teach by traditional teaching methods. Thanks for enlightening me. I wish I'd seen this when I was a student. :) Thank you.

[@klytouch5285]

Trace your DNA path to become God.

[@klytouch5285]

And more.. Because evolution is the only principle of enlightenment..

[@KipIngram]

8:41 - That's not "unconnected to circles." The needle can point in any direction, at random, and that brings the shape of a circle into the problem.

[@samuelabiu5729]

what an episode!

[@albertosamayoa6030]

I grew up with NOVA 😍