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A better question why are pedants the most annoying humans and secondly, they must know they are annoying and condescending, so why do they do it?

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Petition to call n⁴ "n tesseract'd" Because n² = square'd n³ = cube'd n⁴ should equal to n tesseract'd

Very weird take to say that in between topological, non-euclidean, algebraic, analytical and differential, one is more advanced than the other. They just answer different questions: Topological geometry can look at geometric properties of spaces that do not even have angles or perhaps not even magnitudes or distances at all. Algebraic geometry, well, focuses on the algebraic properties of points surfaces and other manifolds like finding rational points on elliptic curves or proving that one curve is trancendental. Differential geometry cares about questions involving time and motion. So next to finding shortest path they ask for the fastest way too. And these two can be two different solutions. None is more advanced than the other. These are separate areas that are working on different problems.

Up Next: Electrical Units - CGS vs. SI.

If Mandelbrot was French, why wasn't his name pronounced Mandel-bro?

Wait, so a Mobius strip isn't how you get Live Nude Robotnik? 😁

I don't care if it's heresy, the Sierpinki triangle is my favorite explanation of the Trinity!

Celsius: how the water feels Fahrenheit: how humans feels Kelvin: how the molecules feel

ah yes, me beloved K.F.C. : K elvin F ahrenheit C elcius

I'm sorry, but having 0° being based on brine is so dumb and arbitrary. Why "brine"? Add to that the "top" end being sort-of the average temperature of an adult human body... Fahrenheit is a really arbitrary and convoluted system.

I was bored. I made up a new temperature scale named the Rosche scale (°Rc), which is calculated with (C+18)*1.2 and (Rc/1.2)-18. You will never need this in your life but hey, why not?

0:10 triforce

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This comment section solidified that 1: americans live rent free in peoples head for no practical reason ( yall get mad at us using a different scale? Thought we were adults here not children, who cares move on) 2: because of the first point more and more americans would rather let europe be taken over by Russia (wont happen because thatd be stupid but seems like the common people just refuse to get along so the sentiment grows stronger, id rather not let things reach that point, isolationism is not the answer) 3. And most importantly, none of these inventors care, theyre dead, defending them like they'll make you rich makes no sense, its a scale, who cares, move on with your life. (Its like arguing about pluto being a planet, its pointless, your life will not be affected).

Fascinating stuff! I did have a question though. Going back to the dimensions talk, let's say someone was placed inside a mobius strip, how would the see things? Like would they see edges of the world curving up and becoming a ceiling? Or let's say we are on a road with grass on the side in the strip. Would we always see it from our first perspective on the road or could we move off the road? Would I always be walking down a surface that just repeats itself from my perspective? Ah crap, I have more questions, what exactly makes the Tessaract 4 dimensional? I mean I understand all the words and I get what you're saying. I just don't understand why that makes it 4D. Maybe I am just understanding 4D well enough so please forgive my gaps. I think of it kind of like this game portrays it th-cam.com/video/y53UNskR-zU/w-d-xo.html where basically your perspective illuminates the fourth dimension in a slice. So take a step and your regular 3D space looks and stays the same but the 4th is basically like a slice of a whole other set of 3D that bleeds into your normal 3D space. . . . . . ah crap, if you're still reading, I'm writing a modern fantasy novel, you can travel to Purgatory and Limbo as well as a few other places by slipping into the void which we are always in but it's empty so we never see it unless our perspective changes. You go to it by being aware of it and slowly your energy here will fade and as it drains, you manifest in the void. So basically they experience it as someone slowly passing out. Though just in the infinite of the void slowly it the new place just fades into existence. Like sitting outside in the darkest part of night with no light sources and just watching everything come into focus as the light finds your surroundings. Or am I just like way off in my thoughts here. For reference, I learned the fastest any animal on the world grows in pounds a day. Used that and it's caloric needs during that part of its lifecycle as a baseline to start how Werewolves transform and their energy needs I try to take in physics with the actions pieces and have come up with a few different ways to explain the supernatural but also not take the fun out of the mystery.

My brain is not braining

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Here is my perfect system: Kelvin for Science, Fahrenheit for Body Temperature and the Weather Reporting, Celsius for Cooking and Weather Prediction, and Rankine for Industrial uses. For Climate Control lets uses Newton's scale, but only in homes as businesses with use Wedgewood instead. Delisel to be used exclusively by the military. Reaumur to be used for swimming pool temperatures and Romer to be used for recording the tempatures of fires, but only when firefighters respond. I'm sure this is the perfect system with no problems what so ever.

Love your vids. Chopin in back is a nice relaxing touch!

Here's my useless Tierlist subjective of course. Kelvin, Celsius (Modern) Reaumur, Delisle, Celsius (Legacy), Wedgwood, Fahrenheit (Modern), Rankinet, Rømer, Newton.

I invented my own temperature scale!!! 4°C is 0 and the body temperature (36.6°C) of humans 64. The boiling point of water is at 188 (It is only .2375°C off!) and the freezing point at -12 (only .075°C off!) And then we set the melting point of iron (1538°C) at 3019 (only .196875°C off!) and absolute zero at ~-544.1. I will call it bicentigrade.

Where do fractals come in here?

The xkcd 1923 describes the Felsius scale of temperature created by Randall Munroe. It does not seem to have caught on that much.

WAR!!!! LOL

I was with you on 'n squared' and 'n cubed' but you lost me on 'n to the power of 4'. It should obviously be called 'n hypercubed'.

Virginia Celsius user:Water boiling point even though that's a variable VS Chad Rankine User: More precise version of Kelvin based on universal constant

8:10 unfortunately rankine is still common in the aerospace industry and strangely enough in air conditioning

Fahrenheit for temperature of outside Celsius for cooking and chemistry is my standing ov F VS C

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Ha joke on you here in Canada we use both Celsius and Fahrenheit

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It's actually comical on how many different levels the Wedgewood scale is a disaster

I use Fahrenheit because American, but I do appreciate the straightforwardness of Celsius.

I'm slightly weirded out by this image: 10:55

I would say for human temperature Fahrenheit and for baking and science Celsius.

Cone is used in pottery... I forget what the scale actually is but it is much like the wedgewood scale.

what about Numerical Geometry, the next level

Why do you make Pythagorean theorem a separate entity at the very end of the first section? It is only a special case of cosine theorem. Sure, everybody knows the name (unlike that of cosine theorem) but it still doesn't change the fact that Pythagorean theorem is just a cosine theorem for right angle triangle.

you cant convince me the sirpinski triangle is just the triforce

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level 1 - 5 is actual geometry level 6 - 9 is a mental illness made up by mathematicians to feel superior to physicists.

I actually used rankine (rain-keen) for my aerodynamics class for aviation.

There are multiple errors and misconstruals in this video, unlike the others in this series.

idea. i don’t have a name for it, so i’ll just use °X for notation. -1000°X is absolute zero, and 0°X is the freezing point of water at 1atm. this would mean that 1°C is equal to about 3.661°X. 22°C is a comfortable room temperature, which would be 80.542°X. lmk what you guys think.

I didn't even know any of the forms of temperature after 5:59 even existed until now.

All your vidoes are so amazing and very much appreciated sir.... PLEASE keep up the great work. As an engineer i learn a lot from your vast knowledge. Tnx❤

violently making a paper dodecahedron while watching this

Final boss: String Theory

just saying this right now - Fahrenheit makes a lot more sense when you use a circular thermometer to present it. It's 180 degrees (half a circle) from freezing to boiling.