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Top Comments of this video!! :3
The fact that he can visualize this and explain it so clearly really shows how abstract this man can contemplate. So difficult to do
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As a 3D artist, I actually find this very interesting. That was a fun bit about the Utah Teapot! It comes with every single 3D graphics software known, and I see it all the time, but I actually never knew it had a name!
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Keep re-watching this over and over again, his explanation is so simple yet so elegant.
Sad I never got to meet him in person, he must have been a very interesting person to talk to about the World and everything surrounding us
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That guy has an amazing voice/accent mix.
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This guy has the perfect accent for the word tetrahedron
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Ah yes those famous rpg dice...
The d4, the d6, the d8, the d10, the d20, and the dTEAPOT
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Awesome video!! Iāve been searching for ages for an answer to why there are only 5 Platonic solids in 3 dimensions. Not only is this the first explanation that I find instantly intuitive and concise, itās also demonstrated beautifully. The extension into the higher dimensions and reference to fewer dimensions is also a wonderful way to contextualise the whole concept of perfect solids. Thanks so much! šā¤ļø
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And this is why they shouldn't call "4D movies" the 4D movies. Excellent video. Thank you!
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I feel like my brain gets so close to imagining higher dimensions before breaking completely.
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Thank you very much, Numberphile and Carlo Sequin. I have always struggled with this level of mathematics beyond "you can't imagine a 4D shape" so I was astonished to find myself grasping the concepts (with some rewinding). Sequin's style is intuitive and captivating and I can't believe that I now have not only a page of notes, as if I were at school again, but an appreciation of the beauty and mystery of these forms. You've made my day!
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The 6D Hypercube structure really looks like a Metatron Cube. And the 5D polytope, when he tilted it at an angle, made pentagrams with the negative space.
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When I watch these videos, i simultaneously feel both smarter and dumber
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Meanwhile in a higher dimension:
"Mom, can you buy me some real toys... I'm tired of playing with these Rhombic Triacontahedrons"
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What a wonderful explanation! Thank you for helping us to learn something that is so fascinating in such a fun way. Professor, this has been a true delight!
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Never had it better and clearer explained... an amazing way about it, dear professor... Truly thankful I am for such a smooth transition from 2D to 3D, 4D, ..., into infinity... and perhaps further...???
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do a video on the Utah teapot
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[SCREAMS GEOMETRICALLY]
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Props to the animator the visuals in this were amazing
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14:08 is the projection that somehow really clicked with me. I felt like I "see" this and that was a huge moment of joy.
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@000netko
3 years ago
"You can basically figure it out yourself" -Carlo Sequin on 5 dimensional polytopes Nobody has ever believed in me as much as this guy
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