The Beautiful Equation of Life | Sumit D Chowdhury | TEDxJanpath

[@sandeepsreehari9188]

This is probably the most informative TED-X video I have watched so far. A rather excellent description presented by Mr Chowdhury. The truth about the universe which we more often than not miss out on is the ability to observe patterns in the nature.

[@PrasunJP]

Convergence of Mind and body, put your everything into what you are doing now to create something magical, loved it!

[@alexandrasteele8336]

This was absolutely wonderful to watch. You expressed so much of what I knew but could not organize in my mind/articulate clearly. Thank you for sharing your wisdom with the world.

[@ranam]

for convergence perfection is not needed i mean"loss of perfection is not the mistake loss of conscious is the mistake" said by really me

[@RayAvijeet]

Okay what I would assume you mean by convergence is both mind and body have real and complex parts which are same. Rather than Body being the real part and the Mind being the Complex part, that ways Convergence would mean annihilation of one part completely at a certain iteration. Which would basically mean one converging to the other rather than both converging to each other or a third point which we realize to be better ! (This would also take care of the life beyond death and between births !) This conclusion would then lead to Energy, Time and Matter all having similar (increasing or decreasing) properties ! Hence, the statement on their renewable property being different is not quite exactly like that in this bigger context, I would say ! (Not sure we have witnessed Energy converting to Matter !) Also I believe there is a component of the Fibonacci number that gets one to or away from the exciting boundary ! Just my two pennies... Cheers !

[@laughinggooner4271]

True, but let us consider that the information we process consciously can be categorized in two different ways. We have the empirical and we have the abstract. While these two things can never really be separated, the difference between outer experiences and inner experiences are as clear as day and night in most cases. Inherently the object that muddies the water is language. We describe the inner world and the outer world with the same language. We only contextualize the two experiences differently. So we cannot outline where the inner and outer world begin. Similarly we use numbers to represent real and complex numbers and it is only by how we contextualize mathematics, that we ever really draw some line between the two sets of numbers. We are given the samw tools to mine both sides of the coin. That is where I think the principle of convergence speaks loudest.

[@phy29]

matter is dust so you are dust and you think rock can become alive ....by themself ....

[@rolijain3985]

Are you talking about zoom app ? Extra edge over others ?fractals are not what you find them to be . They are the experience we live as it happens inside and outside . Try getting zoned out after knock on the head. The returning consciousness to the senses passes through a zone of mindless perception of life. Quiet the mind and the rest is there

[@Matchless_gift]

Classic

[@arthurbissolotti]

I really hate math

[@arthurbissolotti]

dani adham math hurts

[@ditek27]

The mathematics is only thing honest in the world.

[@thefarmer1229]

understanding maths is the only way in

[@jamesclark9037]

Why do these people have no idea what fractals actually do? What a waste of time!

[@jurrasicgrant2307]

True

[@jakegrayowski6047]

who are you again?

[@fedoristime1419]

@@jakegrayowski6047 he’s james clark