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1:39 You've solved it in very childish way... You should split the matrix into Identity and Nilpotent, then use Binomial Theorem... It's more simplified.

the stickman is named orange beacouse the stickman is orange

27:40 that thing in the nackground is the aleph symbol i think

13:56 the zero is because eulers equation is -1 and stickman does +1 i think

Thankyou teacher for the explanation😂❤, loved it the way you o explain n keep smiling

20:36 I would like nine tons of pie

Great to see! I’m a high school student at the moment interested in machine learning and theoretical math. I’ve really wanted to learn physics but haven’t had room for it in my school schedule this upcoming school year. I’ve decided to learn it on my own recently, and it’s cool channels like yours that reinforce my motivation to self study!

For those who don't know, the Indian students who appears for the exam are mostly between 17 to 19, you can't use calculator during the exam and you'll get only 2 or 3 minutes to solve every question.

Where is the sound of the video?

I love ReactJS! Heart Ellie!!

As a normal human being myself, i absolutely do not understanding because i have 0 iq

That stickman is the second coming or TSC

Why is pi there?

Trying to destroy a 4D with a 1D object is like trying to defeat a human with paper.

Can u explain interstellar

69.420 k subs. NICE

You are so beautiful ellie

3:45 STOP APOLOGIZING FOR THE POINT OF YOUR CHANNEL!!!!! you shouldnt apologize for nerding out about something you love anyways, but especcially NOT HERE. im not only mad... im disapointed TOO! *glares* .. 😉

these are great!

I just copied my comment from toms reaction video, and before anyone tries to correct me, even if you're right, pay careful attention to my wording, I am also correct. Wouldn't want anyone to miss the POINT of my comment. Fun fact, the platonic solids were actually demonstrated in increasing order of vertices as the tetrahedron has 4, the octahedron has 6, the cube(hexahedron) has 8, the Icosahedron has 12, and the dodecahedron has 20. It's actually funny to note that objects after the tetrahedron are pairs with the number of vertices and faces swapped. so if we were to discover another layer of these solids it would probably follow a similar pattern of the swapping and would thus be discovered in a pair.

Ok, it's been three videos so far if you can't reference the chosen one or the second coming next time I can eat my hat

The fundamental concept of Animation vs. Geometry is order vs chaos. Phi, the golden ratio, represents all of the unity of mathematics, which is where we get the platonic solids from, and all of the fractals that the 4D object create are all part of chaos theory

"Sorry for the explanations." Uh, that is what we came for, my dear.

Apart from Euler and Aleph, what are the other greek symbols at the end?

The orange stick figure is called the chosen one that why he always wins!

So close Ellie, Orange is the other orange stickman :) This is TSC, or the The Second Coming. And stop apologizing for nerding out, that's why we're here

The thing at the end is first alphabet of Hebrew called Alif. Representing every number imaginary, real and all the infinities.

Hey Ellie, try the UCB paper of ISI Examination (Indian Statistical Institute Examination)

next video i want see is tom rocks maths vs eille sleightholm

the 4d object is a hyper diamond, since they absolutely hate center symmetry its attacking orange and phi

Thats the dragon curve fractal i think

i have cleared this exam, jee advanced 2024

At 8:40 what were you referring to? The putman problem????

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Me too I have watching all of your videos in a long time for years. I’ve been watching your video.

Know if it is

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20-sided friend is an icosahedron. Coincidentally, my profile image. Someone already mentioned but all the 3d objects get assigned colors, and the 4d objects we later see inside the dodecahedron are the regular convex 4-polytopes, i.e. 4d analogues of those 3d objects, e.g. Icosahedron was blue so the blue 4d object was a 600-cell or hyper icosahedron.I believe the reason the dodecahedron is the one that ends up succeeding to contain the (what seems to be) 24-cell, is because the *hyper* dodecahedron is the "largest" regular convex 4-polytope, having all its predecesors inscribed inside it recursively, meaning basically it contains (at least) one of each.

I fr wish I had these kind of animation videos in middle school and high school. It’s my personal opinion that public schools tend to make academic content so boring, even if it’s about things you’re interested in. I’ve never appreciated mathematics more than I do now because of Alan Becker, and bro’s only done three videos like this (the math, physics and geometry animations). I rate all of them as S tier 😁👍!

6,869 views in 6 hours? bro fell off.

I interpret this as phi takes orange on a tour of Euclidean geometry. In comes a 4D shape emitting fractals and apparently incompatible with Euclidean planes.

Are you kidding me by saying "ONE OF INDIA'S HARDEST EXAM". YOU MEAN "WORLD'S HARDEST EXAM"

I got 0 in maths so i am dumb 😁