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- All patterns in nature might be describable using this mathematical theory. How did Alan Turing influence how we see the natural world?
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Alan Turing's Patterns In Nature, And Beyond
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"In 1952 a mathematician published a set of equations that tried to explain the patterns we see in nature, from the dappled stripes adorning the back of a zebra to the whorled leaves on a plant stem, or even the complex tucking and folding that turns a ball of cells into an organism. His name was Alan Turing."
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This is like someone finding a cure for cancer and then people being like "ew but he's gay i don't want his cure"
I just can't with some people! Poor guy.
yeah, it's pretty sad...
it wasnt " the people", it was the pope l.
In plants it's called "phyllotactic patterns". Basically the geometric arrangements of leaves are gradually optimized to hold the most water, capture the most sunlight, etc. It's complex but it isn't magic.
Guy could've gone on to have done so much more but society despised him for being born different.
I know! I literally threw my arms up in disbelieve when she mentioned his death.
Turing had no patience with homophobia - or any other form of idiocy. That's why he was so openly gay. Combine that with his notorious clumsiness and that he was experimenting with cyanide synthesis...and I think accidental death looks more likely than suicide.
It's sad and insane and now we all get to suffer. ='(
Black lives matter.
+Sixx Street I would say that the phrase is retarded in almost any context. I'm not saying that people shouldn't fight against prejudice, it's the phrase itself that is retarded, they could've used something more clever as a slogan.
i love these kinds of videos, please make more
Glad you liked it! We will be making more so stay tuned :D
+Aneeta Akhurst wtf you didn't make this
lol
She was the voice i think
@@fernadot.baltazar4486 AHHAAHAHAHAHAHA same
if you want to the guy to be remembered ad his name on the title of the video, also this video its very good in terms of production
yea it seems DNews is debuting a new style of presenting using the content rather than a talking head. looks fantastic!
People who are decades or perhaps even centuries ahead of their times. Societies need to understand that these are gems which are gift to our humanity by god and we need to preserve them understand them nourish them. What has been done cannot be undone but our heads will hang in shame forever for what was done to this masterpiece.
This is a wonderful style of video. Do more like this, DNews!
Glad you liked it! We've got more on the way :D
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math is the language of universe
And cosmometry is the language of mathematics; and logic is the language of cosmometry.
And the complete theorem was found - docs.google.com/document/d/1GCJlCn844x62IaP4ce2ADSu1M7cfMjLyrcZ0QqwdHAo/edit?usp=sharing
Maybe
So where does the Fibonacci sequence come in?
ikr. I was waiting for that.
Nicole Nierva Yeah, I thought this entire video was gonna be about it. I did some quick google search and it seems that Alan Turing's theory and the Fibonacci Sequence are extremely intertwined.
so i was not the only one thinking 1 1 2 3 5 8 13 21 34 55 89 and so on
Spiral Out !
Turing's is explaining what forms pattern while Fibonacci is most common pattern, ofcourse both are intertwined
TRACE DOMINGUEZ BREAK IT DOWN IN DNEWS PLUS WOULD LOVE TO KNOW MORE ABOUT IT
so essentially you can use the mathematics to apply to a video game in order to make lets say an entire borage of species with a small amount of variables?
No Man's Sky appears to be doing that. it is also not the first game to do this.
John Smith for the purposes of a video game, the "DNA" doesn't have to program for all the dazzling varieties of cell functions and differentiation. if you played Spore before, all a game requires is super dumb-downed categories for very simplified characteristics. like, how many limbs, digits, upright or not, how many senses, sense organs, etc.
that can be done and has already been done.
"no mans sky" is the game you are looking for
people like Turing are heroes of humanity
I would love to see an introduction lecture describing the math Turing developed for this theory, or has a book been written on it.
someone please reply
Her voice makes me want to fall asleep, but not in a bad way! It's sooo soothing and nice
love her voice explaining stuff
You are too kind! Thank you :D
whos nararting this? one of the best hosts for a d news ive seen/ not seen. i like how it was just over naration so the whole video was on the topic, and not just on a talking head
Oh what could have been if not for hatred and bigotry.
Seriously. I wonder the same always. More shocking is even in this day and age, the queen had given an official pardon to Turing few years back. When in reality it's the queen who should be asking/begging for forgiveness at his grave for driving the man who saved England and the world to a large extent from Hitler, into committng suicide. I mean how could she even say that? The arrogance of stupid people with power always astonishes me.
+Cyrus The Great Or it has nothing to do with the "gay brain" at all. But just those great minds that happened to be gay sticks out more than those who are not, just because they were publicly persecuted and maybe seen as martyrs.
+Cyrus The Great maybe we won't know he is great until many years later because if you are great than you must have a higher logic that others wouldn't understand
+KnightRaymund Add religion to that list.
to bad he was a sexual pervert
Clearly, and unmistakably a genius of a man. Indeed, a mathematical visionary whom, also, happened to be a sexual human being longing to connect sexually with others. Just so happened to be men. He let the pressure, the hate, the shame, the ignorance, fear, and misguided notions, and persecution from others whom are no more than hypocrites incarnate push him to the point of suicide. What a waste. And, we still haven't learned our lesson. Obviously, this man, a human being like all of us, gave us insight into some deep places. It's too bad the rest of the world, even now, still lacks the insight to stop persecuting people for their preferences, in and out of the bedroom. It's hard not to hate humanity for such mind staggering, perpetuated ignorance. Wonder when it will finally end. The neanderthals that persecute others in this fashion are incapable of an original thought. Incapable of creativity. Incapable of understanding. Incapable of anything, truly, good, or beautiful. Gads, what a heartbreaking story this is.
beautiful
tis a shame indeed. it's only now in the UK, now we have all grown up that this genius reputation has been redeemed, far too late, the fact that he died thinking that he would forever be remembered as a sexual deviant is tragic.
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Please do more of such short films!
Not only Alan Turing broke the enigma code also Marian Rejewski, Henryk Zygalski and Jerzy Różycki don't forget !!
i really love this type of d-news... first ive seen and best thus far, except for trace his enthusiasm is awesome
Wow this kind of videos is absolutely great
this has got to be one of Dnews best
Very close to 2 mil subscribers, congrats DNews!
Finally something math related😍
Yess Dnews this is the way to go! Keep up this good work and everyone will profit.
we still got too much hate for people that are different and that why so many people kill team self :(
wouldn't the universe technically be "procedurally generated"? not saying we are a computer program or anything, but just saying that naturally wouldn't the universe be considered a procedural universe? i mean there are technically patterns for everything
exactly why there are mathematical patterns like fractals and geometric symmetries everywhere. a simple example is the 3D shape of planets and stars: the oblate spheroid. why sphere? because gravity. why flattened? because spin. a simple 1-dimensional force can lead to a 3D effect which is more or less constant throughout the entire universe. with our foray into quantum mechanics, it wouldn't be a stretch to see such similar mathematical connections expressed biologically.
Loving this new Dnews format
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what about the Fibonacci sequence?
I think the Fibonacci sequence is more a biproduct of the processes rather than the cause. Therefore his equations cover all patterns including the Fibonacci.
+Satchboy71 now that I think about it I think it's just the ratio at which the geometry or patterns can occur, anything that spirals or is symmetrical will always be a Fibonacci number. fingers =5 Fibonacci number. toes= 5 Fibonacci. arms legs head =5 which is also a Fibonacci number even the earth and the moon that's 2 which is a Fibonacci number even if you include the sun cause the earth moon and the sun are in a constant dance is still a finlbonacci number. plantes orbit in circles not perfect ones always but it its still symmetrical count the circle alone divide into twos its still a Fibonacci number haha maybe its a coincidence maybe I think to much
8( at the treatment Turing received in his lifetime... 8) that he has been posthumously cleared of the charge and properly honored most of the world.
I really prefer this style of DNews video over the usual one with hosts cracking jokes and making puns.
That was great, thank you guys.
Bit weird you did not mention the Golden Ratio.
beautiful video.
This is fascinating content!
Saw the video, it reminded me of the Fibonacci sequence.
Extremely interesting! Thanks!
Isn't this phenomena called the Golden ratio? 1:1.6? or am I confusing them?
the golden ratio is found everywhere in nature, but it doesn't explain why or how thins form the way they do
Nagsaw no one will ever be able to answer why. We just write down what's observed. The Phi ratio can be observed everywhere in everything.
the answer to why they all have the same pattern is the same answer as to the origin of life. it would answer 'what is life'.
+Tyrantax. I believe the latest quantum physics experiments have proven what life is. But the why will never be answered. We now know life is not bound to matter. Matter is bound together by life. Life is energy. Even a single atom is self aware. The dark energy which forces the expansion of the universe is alive before it creates these world's through what most call a big bang.
Spiritual Science Jason Dotson
cite the sources to the experiments please
the only thing i know is that most vegetation use fibonachi's spiral sorta
some one else made a vid about i and i watched that xD
as a florist i see a lot of flowers on a day by day basis and started applying the spiral to flowers and it worked for about 7 out of 10 ( not picking the same flower twice :P )
There's a show on Netflix based around this. It's called Touch.
Also elaborate fibbonaci numbers
Interesting video.
nice video!!
Technically, if a Theory of Everything exists, wouldn't that also count as a mathematical model that can explain all patterns in nature?
Yes - and this theorem exists! - docs.google.com/document/d/1GCJlCn844x62IaP4ce2ADSu1M7cfMjLyrcZ0QqwdHAo/edit?usp=sharing
You can thank our intelligent designer.
Fibonacci sequence, flower of life, sacred geometry, You know ancient stuff we're pretty late and still don't understand smh
Golden spiral... Etc...
Pls update about this theory, Turing Patterns are interesting
what is fractal?
Hey 👋 what did you mean by digits?
I'd like to know if there's any science behind horoscopes?
Sacred Geometry
Does anybody know the name of the 2012 article they are talking about?
Awesome.
The Fibonacci Sequence, if this video intrigued you i recommend the TV show Touch staring Keifer Sutherland and David "Masoiz" lol idr
Everything is fractal. Literally everything.
This sounds like something for a new dnews plus series
the golden ratio is also one of the best mathematical equation to explaining the natural world. this is the biggest question, is our universe was created from an entity that a human mind can never understand?.
not very likely
Can you do the Fibonacci sequence and how it supposedly relates to life
Very nice
wow that's cool.
Enigma machine were first broken by the Polish Cipher Bureau, beginning in December 1932. This success was a result of efforts by three Polish cryptologists, Marian Rejewski, Jerzy Różycki and Henryk Zygalski, working for Polish military intelligence.
before watching I'm guessing this is about the fibanocci sequence
No mention of Beniot Mandelbrot
And they bloody killed him...
well considering all life on earth are evolutionarily related, its not surprising there is a common mechanism and process for morphogenesis of living organisms based on chemical molecule signaling.
R.I.P. Alan Turing.
I actually learned about this in middle school.
Fibonacci
Can we diversify the gene pool of endangered species with this model with the assumption that this works.
This is weird cus i just went to Eisenhowers house and a museum today and i think this was in it
I learned about this in middle school
This is why we can't have nice things.
I still hate math with a passion,although it was one of the classes I never struggled in during school.
amazing to know how i got my hand wow
42 is the answer.
you are missing a 0
zeiitgeist Douglas Adams disagrees.
Snoop Dog agrees
Guys I can really recommend the movie ''The Imitation Game'' it is about Alan Turing and how he cracked the Enigma.
en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Enigma_machine
That's not a young Alan Turing btw, that was some other child genius that I can't remember the name of
Vihart?
But can a mathematical model melt steel beams?
All religions simply must be re-reviewed, this has to be done because there really are peaceful religions, those are not have to be banned.
Update the scripture. New-New testament.
Who expected the fibonacci sequence reply with yes.
It's called Phi. 1.6180339. And the Fibonacci sequence plays a part as well. Life is Not bound to matter. Quite the opposite. Matter is bound together by life. Quantum physics has proven life is eternal self aware energy. Long before the first big bang this energy was already alive.
Who wants to do LSD in the woods and try to figure out stuff
I'm a bit distracted w/ her accent tho, i really had to turn on my captions to understand what she's saying XD!
actually Poles broke the code thanks and you are welcome
I wonder if this model can be used in death?
0:50 Alien
Polacy złamali cholerną enigmę!!!
This is why we Dnews.
Nature made us so nature makes math
Poles broke the enigma code sorry.
Same voice from School of Life?
If only we had the systems in place back then to combat mental illnesses that lead to suicide 😢
Describe**
this owful he could've achive so much
Pov: Your teacher made you watch this
Fibonacci Sequence
Hey DNews!
i wonder how much more advanced science and technology would be if the last 1000 years werent strangled by religion