There is a pattern in everything | Jason Meisel | TEDxPineCrestSchool
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 14 พ.ค. 2017
- Jason explains the mathematics that govern the patterns which are naturally occurring phenomena. He then proffers his own mathematical theorem that may have vast application in a variety of fields, including medical devices.
Jason Meisel is a graduate of Pine Crest School (Class of 2017). Jason intends to study mathematics with a concentration within the different sciences. Jason has become really passionate about synchronization due to his research project mentored by Dr. Luc Wille, Chairman of the Physics Department at Florida Atlantic University. Within his research, Jason programmed the Kuramoto model-a mathematical approach to analyze synchronization-within the matrix-based computer language, MatLab, to investigate the correlation between the number of oscillators to the strength of interaction needed for a system to synchronize. Jason submitted his results in a research paper to Regeneron Science Talent Search and was awarded the Research Report Badge to recognize his project.
This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at www.ted.com/tedx
Too bad with the screwed audio towards the end. Talk about bad synchronization...
Guys, he’s was a young man! A kid in a way! Forgive him for not understanding some of the more delicate nuances of human social interaction.
He does speak from a strong place of self, but that’s a very natural feeling for a person of his age. He doesn’t sound arrogant or prideful, merely excited and eager to progress ideas.
Over time we develop increased abilities of self perception and can refine our presentation style.
Perhaps a joke or two might be a good way to break the ice on any future presentations?
The part where the audience synchronized their clapping so quickly was a very effective aid!
I would love to hear more about his theories. He’s piqued my interest in synchronization.
Also interesting to me that there are patterns everywhere and that the word “pattern” comes from the Latin “pater” for father.
To the presenter, thank you!!!! I wish you great success in your current and future endeavors and I hope you find many ways in which to bless the world with your abilities! And hit me up if you want to play some chess =)
You understand people. If someone in some way lacks in development, you see differently.
I wonder if you would be as empathetic or open-minded if he was older.
@@PearlOnyx_ I would likely be a bit less empathetic if he was older simply because I would see in him a lack of understanding in human interactions that SHOULD come during his years of living.
We should be enthusiastic when we are young, and wise when we are older.
Everything is a pattern. A perfect mathematical equation. Everything is by design. Thought out and carefully created.
one does not follow the other
@@TheLoneCamper oh here comes a jehovah witness. just leave it at the original comment
@@uritorres380 sounds like you don't believe in a Jehovah
@@QuinnTH-cam The writer is using faith, belief without evidence, despite reason. Your logic doesn't apply 😒
@@ChannelBri if it's faith I can vibe with it, I think belief is a red herring if that makes sense
This is why we invented time as a civilization to synchronize productivity
We only found a way to identify time via sun/shadows, solar system, and with clocks, time was created by God
its unfortunate when there is technical difficulties on these talks. Thank you for this cool talk though I really enjoyed it and found it interesting!
My mans tone tells me he's trying to convey something serious to me, that I just don't have a great enough understanding to get what yet.
Wonderfully spoken, Jason! You cease to amaze your friends and family each day.
He ceases to amaze or DOESN'T cease to amaze?
Jason you need to up your game. The people in your life aren’t finding you amazing
lol@@JoonJulyAugust
Observing people to deepest level is my pattern I am using this pattern from 2018 and I manage to get everything I want I imitates the pattern of people
How plz tell me
@@MrGamer-sm5wk find a constant no of things they do and also the motive behind it from last 2 years I am learning cyber security and imitating like ippsec and watching his video really help not me just go to any of his videos comment section and you will find people thanking him .In the terms of hacking its called methodology
Careful that sounds like narcissism
This is called sociopathy
Man whats wrong with this world 3000 views on a 22million subscribed channel and just 60 likes
Not everyone is smart
They go now by views, soon they will delete button like
we can find it everyday in video game
Nice😮
Your skills would be useful in the war room. Would be cool to see you compete against a.i. to see where we are
Man public speaking is so hard. Wish he was more confident and energetic but it’s simply so hard to do.
The pattern here is that this is a rehearsed script which impacts the delivery of the message. You need to synchronize your speech.
I know I was thinking the same thing! The system doesn’t want you to become aware of its patterns...like Euclid from movie Pi
I wonder if the pattern of discouraging people repeats itself in your life
Think hes taken the matrix too litteral lol dude its a movie
Is the presenter an automaton?
I liked the idea of this TED Talk but was really hoping he would stop referring to himself and just focus on the presentation. At the end, he managed to promote himself and his "formula". I don't know if this kid is a genius or a egomaniac.
His formula is the conclusion of the talk.
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Not a great presenter. Swaying. Too much hand motion. Bad sound at the end. Not speaking in a way to keep the audience interested.
What is the purpose of your comment?
@@jgdublin The purpose of my comment was to offer constructive criticism to help other speakers like this one give better presentations and create better videos.
@@montazmeahii6029 agreed. Although, he made quite a few interesting points but his delivery needs polishing.
And this is where intelligence is lost. At the behest of wanting everything easily communicated.
relying on his speech but not focused on his information 🫤