The Man Who Loved Numbers - Srinivasa Ramanujan documentary (1988)
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- Biographical documentary airing March 22, 1988 on the life and accomplishments of the extraordinary Indian mathematician Srinivasa Ramanujan. Please see my channel for other obscure documentaries on lasers, superconductivity, nuclear fusion / fission, and more.
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Ramanujan was not just the man who loved numbers, but also the man whom numbers loved..
I wonder how much he would have discovered if he only had lived longer. The world lost him way to early.
Amazing documentary, first time in my life I heard about Ramanujan. He's story gives me courage to continue as a software developer. RIP Ramanujan.
Thank you for such a historical biography, proof that passion has no boundaries!
THANK YOU SOOO MUCH I HAVE LOOKED FOR THIS MANY TIMES!! I knew it existed and now you have provided it. Such passion and brilliance, I love this great man.
Thank you for posting this. A treasure.
The story of a bad diet, an intense stubbornness, and bad inventory keeping by all parties
This doc makes me wonder of all the geniuses we have yet to learn about and those still to uncover.
and those who have been aborted
@@deborah3912 wasn’t really thinking about that but uhm ok
This guy was brilliant beyond belief i saw the movie about him it was good
Ramanujan I feel as also enjoyed the chakra dialect and it’s philosophy pertained to its modern day algorithms.
Had he lived a full life, imagine.
wonderful
I enjoy this story and very much admire the amazing advanced intelligence of elite mathematicians. ❤ What bothers me is that with all the brilliance produced by geniuses, our world is so obviously off the rails and shows an enormous amount of stupidity, destruction and chaos. So I ask myself what’s the point of the genius toiling in work that eventually destroys him (as has so many brilliant minds) Currently humanity doesn’t deserve this personal sacrifice surely..
His mind gave him no choice but to express.
Mote than numbers, but the mathematical structures
I believe Ramanujan,got reincarnated.
🙏🙏
Did he have CCIE?
🥥🍍🍎
In Context Chandrayaan 3: It is all Mother's blessings! He didn't heed to her on his passage abroad. He has faded into oblivion by age and greatness! He gained Keerthi, but remains unknown.. So, sad. Instead of tagging along the British & their stooges , who were 10,000 years behind, he could have contributed to India in terms of Viishweshaaraya, Aryabatta, Madhava, & the VEDAS themselves,! He uprooted himself and faced the consequences. His work is being plagiarised, but, good thing is, these British mortals can't get to the bottom of it! 🙂For them to know they need to Tap into Mother( Not the physical Mother)
No point blaming Ramanujan Sir.His circumstances were as such
You wi be nationalist,( not nation lover)who takes pride without the meaning behind pride. Filled with ego by someone else. If he was to stay in india he would have died from hunger first than disease before being able to contribute. It was a last ditch effort.
No college allowed him to enter and only 2 people gave him job. Others called him Crazy. Ramanujan did greatest work wherever he did so .
And if he has faded then where are you commenting at😂😂😂
@@yuvrajsingh099 Because I went searching for him explicitly.. 🙂 Anyways, that was my opinion, nationalist or no! 🙂 Likes of Aryabatta, C. V. Raman, Brahmagupta etc didn't die of hunger! Even if Raman escaped hunger and death induced by the colonials in India (Famine), he did end up on the wrong side with the oppressors. Anyways, thanks for your line of thought and I respect it too..
@@vikrumtalks857and who would have helped him in India?