5-Sided Square - Numberphile
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he has done it, he has broke the universe
Next Video Idea.........Rayo's Number ....please make it
But how is the scholar's cradle? on the Dog training.
Numberphile Is he crazy? It is not a square at all.
Why can't I look at it from my PC? It only allows me to access the page from my phone which is very annoying...
This man must be protected at all costs
@@BOOG-2 sounds familiar
Lmgdao
@pratik mohite ur wrong. he has far less use
Yes.
Please.
@@nadian848 no
Find someone who loves you the way Cliff loves math.
watching youtube videos
glitch can't you let me have anything?
@@erikpowa Geometry is a part of math.
Become math and know cliff loves you.
@@mike_slav0477 false geometry is expressed through mathematics. Math is not an expression of geometry.
"It has the _delicious_ property"
😋
The *Scrumptious* property
The *Succulent* property
The *tangy* property
The *delectable* property
I love how much enthusiasm he has over everything he does. Just makes me happy too.
Happiness is contagious, I love him, I would love to call him grandpa!! ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
What passion for math! WOW!
He can teach me anything and I would love ♥️❤️ to listen!
i love listening to people talk about everything they're passionate about
Never seen a person so happy about squares.
But, i'm glad people like him exist, who love what they do, and aren't afraid to show it.
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@@stevethea5250 OMG SQUARESSSS
Those people tend to get that trait bullied out of them after a few years in school.
Sunny shah
Dude, minecraft and tetris sold 180,000,000 and 170,000,000 copies. Also the rubix cube is one of the most popular toys sold, so yah, people really like squares
Yeah this guy loves his life and I love that
I really love how he loves what hes talking about
I really love how you love how he loves what he's talking about.
I really love how you love how he love how he loves what he's talking about
My current math teacher is like this and it motivates you so much more
That’s what we should expect out of teachers. Sadly, there is a lack of teachers in this day and age.
I really love how he loves your comments saying You really love how he loves what he's talking about.
Cliff must have been so easy to buy presents for as a kid.
Mum: Merry Christmas darling.
Cliff: A cube. Wheee. This is the happiest day of my life.
Mum: It’s a box, honey. There’s something inside.
Cliff: My cube is also a container! Wheeeeee.
[Opens box. Sees soccer ball. Faints.]
This made me laugh out loud
A sphere and a cube!! (ngl those are some awesome gifts imo, personally Id have the same reaction if someone buys me one of those periodic tables which have the elements inside them
@@nuzayerov not just a sphere, a truncated icosahedron
"The universe appears to have negative curvature" video ends right there
wtf man
More recent studies have overturned that and it seems it really is more likely to have no curvature.
Came for the conclusion, left with more confusion.
For all those who didn't get his last line about space having a negative curvature... Gravity basically warps space, so the way the space is warped is a negative curvature... If u still didn't understand go and look up the image of gravity bending space on Google... The shape made by the bent space is basically the same shape that he made to draw a five sided square
@@MrParry1976 He said the universe, not space in the vicinity of masses. And as we know it is wrong. At least the curvature of the universe if not flat is below our currently ability to measure the curvature if not being flat. Right now we only have an upper bound to 0.. which gets closer to 0 the better we measure.
@@georgelionon9050 Thanks for the info. I guess I confused the two 😅
But yeah I guess what you say makes sense since a warped universe would have many crazy effects lol
this is literaly what i imagine of when i think of mad scientists.
He's a happy scientist
Mad with love for science!
Yeah, He's mad. Met him at an SF convention back in the 90s, not all that long after The Cuckoo's Egg came out. Seemed like a nice guy. Seemed very monomaniacal (which fits in with the way the Cuckoo's Egg worked out) -- he got into a subject he'd get INTO that subject, and everything else fell away.
Crazy..of course with bending, curvature, angulation you can make unexpected shapes and figures. ..So what is new and funny here?..what did you discover? I don't get it.!
He knows that
This is what happens when you have Charisma 10 *and* Intelligence 10
+0 modifier in both :(
It should be CHA 20 and INT 20.
and wisdom 10
10 is the human average in D&D and Pathfinder
@@mabus4910 who said we were talkimg abt dnd
If they ever make a new Back To The Future movie, I know who will star in it.
Who
he looks exactly like doc it's incredible
"a sphere, not to be confused with a ball"
I'ma google that real quick and be back, then you can show me your 3d witchcraft.
tell us, what did you find?
nvm, I googled it myself. A sphere is a surface, an empty object, and a ball is a volume, a solid object.
In maths usually the ball is actually only the inside, without the border, for example the points P = (x, y, z) that satisfy x² + y² + z² < 1 make a ball in R³
At which point he holds up a flask that is neither sphere nor ball. (-:
Math teacher : A square has always 4 sides
Numberphile : I’m about to end this man’s whole carrier
Spelling teacher: I'm about to educate this man -'s whole career-
There's always inside and outside too.
*sigh* a square is a two dimensional object. These figures shown have more dimensions
@@thomasfa18 They are 2-dimensional, which means you can map them using only 2 coordinates (x,y)
But they aren't a euclidian plane, which is what give them these properties.
Actually it depends on what plane the shape is in . So the square does always have 4 sides but that is in euclidian (classical ) plane/space . For example depending on the curvature of the space the sum of the angles can be more (or less) than 180 degrees unlike a triangle in the euclidian space (the sum of it's angles is always 180 degrees).
I hope I can find something in life that makes me as happy as math makes this man.
maths
Best of luck.
Arithmetic
Math is fun, Cliff has had a long life, and as such has learned a lot of interesting math.
...it's you again
“It’s trying to pop out the bottom on the table”
"5-Sided Square"
Math teachers: Wait, that's illegal.
My problem with this claim is that a square is a quadrilateral, i.e. a four-sided figure. What he's describing is a pentagon (a five-sided figure).
@@rleroygordon The claim is that it should be impossible to have a Pentagon with all the angles at 90 degrees when they ususually have 108 degrees. So in a 2d plain this would be impossible.
There are multiple different ways you could describe a square, but one of them is that all the angles are 90⁰ and all the sides are the same which only applies to squares in the 2d plain. So you could make the point that these are squares when obviously they are not because they are 3d
We must also remember that the definitions of geomitry of shapes in 0 gausian curvature, doesn't all translate when you have a negative or positive gausian curvature. You could properly also make some funny looking boxes, if you were allowed to bend into some 4th spaceial dimention
This dude is the happiest person i ever saw
Accept it
Play crab rave with this video
This Guy has 1000 custom made klein bottles underneath his house because he loves Klein bottles
I would like your comment but it's currently at 666 and I don't want to ruin that
*Seen*
His enthusiasm makes my heart smile. He's just so happy about squares. ITS SO HEART WARMING
Hahaha yes when you take the furthest step back he's happy about squares :)
He married a square
I didn’t like this comment because I didn’t want it to have 333 sorry
3:14
When I remember I have cookies n cream in the freezer.
You mean when you remember you have pie
@@lilaloweree5908 pi*
@@lilaloweree5908 the time stamp is 3.14 too
@@mkalyan4289OMG THAT'S SO PERFECT
3:13
This guy gets so excited for math because he loves it so much
So... the Bermuda triangle is really a square?
well according to him if its 90° on each three side than it is but i think its just less than 180°
wait i think its more than 180° not less sorry
No. It's too small for it to be curved along the earth surface.
In reality: Probably not, since there isn't enough space between each point for the lines to curve (Meaning you would only see some small change in the angles but not enough to really make a difference)
In theory: Yes. The earth as we now it, is not sphere (S^2 (unit sphere)). It is actually an oblate (Ellipsoid of revolution). And if i remember correct from my topology classes: "A Spheroid (General term for the shape) is a sphere where there have been some affine transformation (Geometrical way of saying that each point, line and plane on a space is preserved under some deforming)". So in theory it should hold, but that would not be true, because if you take a shape like the Bermuda triangle, then you will notice that the lines in between the points, aren't actually parallel to any longitude/latitude lines. And since they themself aren't longitude/latitude lines, they won't have a property of angle preserving (conformal) under any affine transformation. (Can't actually remember the topology term for angel preserving, so i use the word from Complex Analysis)
So in conclussion: No. Hope this help
EDIT: So the mapping that preserve angels is also called conformal. Took a peek in my book. And also what i meant to say in both parts was: "The angle between the lines in the bermuda shape would not have the same angles if you where to map it from the Spheroid into the sphere, since the map is not conformal, except if the lines where longitude/latitude lines, which it is not. And since our point have different longitude/latitude coordinates, that would make the angle, form such transformation, different and there the wouldn't have the same angle between the lines, and therefore not a square.
It's not a perfect square , but if we grossly simplify, yes.
Find someone as excited about your curves as this guy is for the abstract mathematical concept of negative curvature.
My bf bc he cheated on me
Don't you mean Find someone as excited about your negative curves as this guy is for the abstract mathematical concept of negative curvature. Because if you're shaped like a Pseudosphere then man would the scientist be into you.
what's so abstract about negative curvature?
Waists and cleavage are nice examples of negative curvature.
HE SHOULD BE OUR MATH PROFESSOR ..... I SEE PASSION IN HIS EYES
Cutest moments:
1:57
2:13
3:13
5:40
Kawaii desu ne
doing gods work eh
@Nicholas Natale nanitteruno?
@Nicholas Natale I don't get it
thank u
"Our universe is something that has negative curvature."
You can't just drop a bomb on us like that and end the video! What does that mean?
Tim K it means that math and science are fake and the earth is flat 😂
@@megasparklegoomba6807 Nah it means the earth is a negative globe
it is actually in principle easy to measure. as for two-dimensional surfaces, you can use the sum of the angles of a triangle, you can use the solid angles of a tetraeder to determine if the space you life in is flat (no curvature) or has positive/negative curvature. the problem is just that the differences to no curvature in our universe are very minute and hard to measure with an actual tetraeder. but as far as i know, there is an experiment planned using satellites to probe exactly that
Omg yes bruh
I understand the theory to be, that if the universe was finite, it would have positive curvature, closed like a ball. If the universe is infinite then it would either be flat or have negative curvature. Like the opposite of closed, an anti sphere. We hypothesise from relativity, mass and energy bend space time, we also hypothesise that the universe is expanding (as we have observed). As the universe expands the density decreases, there is a critical point where the expansion of the universe and implied average density will flip curvature, in effect the universe will go from positive curvature (a finite ball) to negative curvature (and infinite exploded ball). This is all subject to the total mass energy in the universe which is unknown as we’re trapped in what we can observe. Maybe there is dark matter and the universe has enough energy to be constantly expanding (which is the theory alluded to with “the universe has negative curvature”) maybe the universe doesn’t in which case the universe probably has positive curvature (implying that there might be something outside of the universe). You could easily get lost thinking about it...
2:16 for a moment I seriously thought it'd be the Klein's bottle again
Andriy Vasylenko you too ? :D
Me too
Andriy Vasylenko man go play bass
Prajwal V you nerd
I kind of wish it was
I love how enthusiastic and excited this man is! He is truly passionate and it shows.
It's so refreshing to see someone so exited about math/geometry/physics.
I love this man's excitement!
3:10 He’s so excited and it made me smile. I love this guy.
Easy Maths no me
Vertigo,
Under dat.
Just A Worm nobody asked
Vertigo I know right?, I'd wish my math teachers were that enthusiastic in class.
2018: 1=2
2019: a square with 5 sides
2020: *EARTH IS A CUBE*
2021: F**k Cube Earthers!
Hahah.. see
2025: TV screens are spheres
Minecraft
Wait? Did I missed some "revelation" regardint 1=2? Have you made that up or there's some paper?
Person: why do you need a 5-sided square?
Him: *my goals are beyond your understanding*
Start of the video: triangle with 90 degree angles
End of the video: *out universe has negative curvature*
I'm going to start saying that things have “delicious properties”.
me too. As soon as I heard that I was going to comment but you got here first.
I've been doing that on my own for a long time. 🙂
I think he explained curvature using a slice of pizza once, so curvature is indeed delicious
At first I thought you wrote "deciduous properties" which I am also going to start saying now
MaxPeck lol i remember. It changed the way i eat pizza haha
*I'll attend every math lesson if my teacher is this amazing dude*
So would I! This guy is the reason I actually like math lol
I would actually want to go to college idt this mans teaching xD
I’m not sure I’d qualify
Same
Sadly that's just a hollow dream. Most and most contents in ANY field are dull and prolonged even with entertaining teaching skills, and these fun things in the posted videos are just rare sweet sprinkles that keep the people going.
6:05
"it's a PENTAGAHN!!!"
I love how he says it, it's so incredibly cute! 😍
I love how at 5:41 the camerman moves away from Cliff
This gentleman looks like he's probably making a flux capacitor in his garage. Can't wait doc! :)
Olger nah, he has hundreds of Klein bottles
Under his house
With a robot which collects the bottles
Whoa, this is heavy.
I was gonna say that
This dude's voice makes me so inexplicably happy
Honestly love this guy's energy and enthusiasm.
Oh my, I Loved this man instantly. The passion and the love he dedicates to his findings. Barbaro(amazing)
"Our universe seems to have something of negative curvature..."
*video ends*
_Biggest cliffhanger ever_
OrangeC7 A *cliff*hanger indeed.
I'll un-cliffhang it. It's not actually true. To the best of our measuring ability it seems to be flat, but there's obviously a margin of error so it may have slight curvature.
NotaWalrus, Well I don't know about that
I love math, don't get me wrong, I love my numbers.
But DAMN. Cliff really loves math, and he's beyond anything I've seen. I'd be surprised to see someone who likes it more than him.
Hannah fry
Carl Friedrich Gauss
You should see him with a slide rule!
I love math too
Imagine if everyone had this man as their teacher. People wouldn't hate math so much.
I live for the way this man gets excited about maths. It makes me excited too.
Cliff Stoll, the singular reason glass blowers make enough money to live.
The Sungamer that and bongs
Don't forget NurdRage's tendency to destroy tons of borosilicate glassware trying to make metallic sodium and protect the glassware from the sodium hydroxide. And after months of experimenting, he finally did it!
This man is so jolly it literally made my week
The most wholesome mathematician I've seen in my life!
nothing makes me happier than to see a man go giddy over math. So pure
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Make a 6-sisded square, just so I can see you smile more :)
Deca-square. We have the technology...
Try making it on a mobius torrid
cube
@@tron7_ lol
A six sided square..... hmm
Cliff Stoll. Contagious enthusiasm for topology, astronomer, electronic musician mentored by Moog himself, not to mention discovering and aiding in the capture of a KGB Computer Hacker!
Absolute legend.
How excited this guy gets and how happy he is about this is so wholesome
I dont understand you but your enthusiasm is universal!
Rovio 64 MK47 saitama
At 3:14 anonymous made the most inspirational quote.
“Jfbdbdhdhdh”
If I do say so myself, astonishing!
**happ noises**
@SpongeBob13579 I think not
How did you get the sound so correctly tho
3 sided square: my mind is blown
Is there an opposite of a sphere?
Me: yeah, the inside of a sphere...
Pulls out a pseudo sphere: my mind is blown again.
Makes a 5 sided square: another mind explosion.
Me contemplating why I am extremely bad at math, yet I still find it mind blowingly interesting. Will spend rest of day thinking.
Pls don’t read this comment.
You find this interesting *because* you are bad at math. Think about it. A magician isn't excited by magic because he knows the tricks.
@@darthinsidious838 That's a little harsh, and also magicians are usually the most enthusiastic about magic tricks (that's why they become magicians). OP probably likes math more than he realizes.
Your passion is contagious, thank you for your videos
This man's excitement for this topic makes me happy.
Me too
Cliff Stoll is so awesome. He's excited like a little kid, and that has me excited like a little kid. If I'd had maths and physics teachers like this, I'd have remembered so much more. 🙂
Yeah you would have remembered so much fake and false knowledge.
@james lewis the wait continues for a response.
@james lewis over 6 months, abd still nothing.
@@jjrulez1596 I'll @ him
@@ajayghangas1090 Are you going to explain yourself or nahh?
His joy is so contagious... my day has just improved!
I love how energetic this man is he is informative yet enjoyable to watch
if this guy was my high school or college math teacher i would probably be a mathematician lol
He teaches 8th graders university level physics. He doesnt have to teach children, but he understands the importance of doing it.
I have a couple teachers this enthusiastic, unfortunately after usually bad teachers
collegebandi, I know right? this just made me so happy, glad I can learn from people like him through the power of the internet.
Next Pythagoras probably
@@muskawazin2484 mathmatize
This guy makes everything really exciting.
This just proves that it ain't maths that bores kids, it's math teachers.
Kra Z Kapin
Its a teachers job to make a student willing to learn if you act happy and exsited the students will reflect that in the fact that they are willing to show atension
Kra Z Kapin
I can't blame the teachers; most of them are trying their best to make things interesting. They're just confined by a uniform, uninteresting curriculum. In my opinion, common core is one of the most useless things created for education.
While I agree that some of the fault is in the math teachers corner, you cannot make an assumption that all of the fault is in the teachers corner. You would never teach the kids how to learn by themselves if you always needed an enthusiastic teacher around. It is a balance act and most kids do not want the same thing.
I understand that. I'm just saying that teachers hold a somewhat large amount of the blame for bad education.
Agreed. I’ve had great teachers and horrible teachers. The great teachers have significantly helped me along the way and actually got me engaged on subjects that I either love, like math, or hate like English. The bad teachers have openly discouraged me from pursuing other subjects like chemistry (chem professor and chem teaching assistant in high school), and English (I’ve only had one amazing English teacher, and he was my Russian I/II teacher).
This man has brought me to tears of joy out of pure excitment.
He’s so enthusiastic, I love it
07:05 Trying to fit sleep, social life, studying and working into my program
Genius
True
Why not do all of it at the same time?
R/woshhhhhh
Sebastien Deseglise r/whoooosh*
*Makes a 5 sided square*
Wait, that's an illegal move
From the moment he started to project 2D shapes, onto the 3D surface, he was out of Euclidean geometry and operated in non-Euclidean. So, it was a pretty legal move.
Outstanding move
As far as my definition goes a square needs to have FOUR sides. . . I've never heard any definition that operates outside of that. Euclids work on geometry is something we should follow...otherwise I can say I made a 6 sided triangle, if I wanted...
The definition of a square is "Has at least 3 corner of 90deg and each side have the same length". So this technically fits the definition.
@@naverilllang It's an older meme, sir but it checks out.
This guy's excitement and passion for math is really contagious
Oh my word, "it's trying to pop out of the bottle of the table" - love this guy!
Teacher: How many sides does a square have?
Me: Eh, 3 to 5.
no no probably 1 to infinity
@@moritzheinzel815 how would you have just one?
@@moritzheinzel815 Were you even thinking while writing that?
@@petrmatko6628 nah, thinking is for rookies
@@darkienl5886 I actually red that first time like: reading is for *cookies*
I love this professor, he always hyped
Same
Same, you love this professor, or same, you're always hyped!? Inquiring minds must know!!!
I think he isn't a professor, actually.
Liam McIrishman - same as in I love this guy's enthusiasm. But I love learning new things too.
I love how much he enjoys this. It is a legitimate pleasure for him to think about these things and I now find some joy too
Absolutely brilliant way of presenting.. lively and informative.
I tried watching this without smiling along with Chris
I failed
Me too
“You know as well as I do”
*explains something I’d never thought about before*
Me: uh... yeah... I sure did know that...
he was speaking to the cameraman not you specifically
rebelsouljaz brady's no cameraman
*coughs* I knew this.
Erik r/iamverysmart
I knew about that
He's just so happy about the constative negative curvature
I just got unreasonably giddy about this, it made me sooooo happy! !
7:37 "It's trying to pop out of the bottom of the table" Cliff is amazing!
Little did I know the shape of squidwards clarinet was the most mind blowing thing I’d hear today
Wait...
👀
I love the excitement he shows at every turning point
This is why I love maths. Getting so excited over simple things like this. Going by Cliff's expressions you can tell he near enough lives for maths
So, a Parker square?
I vote we call this a "Stoll Square" ^_^
Let's call it "Cliff Square (not to be confused with square cliff)".
A square that doesn't have 4 sides, but all angles 90°, and all sides equal. That's not a Parker square. It's still somehow perfect in its ways.
I like "Stoll squares". Further, I like trisquare and pentasquare for those two.
Cliff Square sounds better.
Parker pentagon
2:13, i thought he was going to explode or sth
More like 3:13
He is such a precious boi ;)
And a wrong one because a polygon can’t have a curved edge
@@carsonlodder948 It doesn't have a curved edge on the surface it's on, although it curves in 3 dimensions (mostly because the surface itself curves in 3 dimensions). The whole idea is that we are talking about 2 dimensional surfaces and the properties of those surfaces. I would recommend VSauce's "Which Way Is Down?" video for a method of determining truly curved and truly straight lines.
Wait a second what are you even talking about no one mentioned polygons in this thread
I feel like I could learn in ten minutes a whole year of high school math if this sir was my teacher, what powerful encouragement his excitement and enthusiasm would be to me, honestly.
He looks so happy just to explain this to us! I love him!!
this man gives me life
Abhay Bhardwaj what about Pewdiepie? ?
Youssuber nfissi nah he destroys memes
He scares me with his fascination with 3d objects, if it was anything and anywhere else, he could be deem insane, but is great at catching my attention
Grandpa vsause with enthusiam
Albert Einstein
The embodiment of anti-depression
This guys excitement is awesome. Also very interesting.
i love how excited cliff stoll is, it's very catchy!
The title is very funny in Greek. Because "square" is translated "τετράγωνο" which means four corners.
same in Japanese. 四角 (pronounced shikaku) is Japanese for square. 四 means four and 角 means angle
Can I make a five-sided four-sided?
Sooooo, its funny in all languages except english
They aren't all necessarily translations for the word square. As each of you have pointed out, each word in each language can be broken down into 2 parts: "four" and "angle/corner", so why is it that in English this does not happen? I believe the translations from each language into English would be more correct as "Quadrangle", "quadrilateral" or "Tetragon". Whilst the accepted definition for square is specifically four equal sides and corners, I've never liked it because it does tend to fall apart in more complex planar geometry. Equal sides and corners without a specific quantity would be how I would want it defined
Do you believe in greek gods?
When you’re on your computer doing nothing and you mom calls you down for pi
3:14
*p i*
lol
When your mom calls you down for a pizza pi
Happy time
GAUSS CURVITURE
This is my favourite math teacher in numberphile.
Just look on his video about Klein bottles he’s more happy about math than me ever
this dude is my favorite guy on numberphile hes so cool and explains stuff so easily and makes it sound fun!
Whats next? 8 sided ball? Half Life 3?
nah...
Half Life 3 is impossible
Now we just need that 8 sided ball
Actually, the 8 sided ball is easy. Just take a ball in the Manhattan metric in 4 dimensions... :P
I'll show myself out.
@@minidreschi2 so you say, huh?
We, we got uhhh, Half Life 3 now, soooo....
"90 degrees, 90 degrees, 90 degrees, 90 degrees,"
people in the sahara counting their temperature
oooor, people in the USA
Or USA depending on which system you’re using (the normal one or the one that doesn’t make sense)
@@dx8pi6o48 poor america stuck with the primitive imperial system
@@CrittingOut ikr
@@ohquicksey9545 They use imperial
I like the way he's making videos. He's amazing!
*Squeal!* He is so cute when he gets excited! 😍 This is the most precious thing that I have ever seen!
The Internet's goofy uncle returns :)
Easy Maths that’s old
MARTY! I was hanging a clock. I fell and hit my head. When I came to, I drew THIS! (3-sided square)
This man is having so much fun and he seems so happy, don't know why but it just makes me happy