Dope Tech Episode 2

<<@charlotte22 says : Wow. I have a master's degree in math (from 20 years ago) with an emphasis in abstract algebra and I don't remember ever working with p-adic numbers. I do remember going to a lecture about Fermat's Last Theorem, so I assume I must have heard of it, but it didn't ring any bells while watching this video.>> <<@Leon-really-is-a-nerd-lol says : I was thinking the same. 5 is just really interesting.>> <<@Rubikscubekid1234 says : 67>> <<@Worldisem1111 says : …99999999999999992+1=1×10¹⁷(That’s what it gave me)>> <<@Worldisem1111 says : 0, 1, 65536, the first three x^16 numbers 0^16=0, 1^16=1, 2^16=65,536.>> <<@Worldisem1111 says : 0^16+2^16=65,536 witch is x^16, so x^16+x^16 can equal x^16>> <<@Worldisem1111 says : …99999999999973 = -27>> <<@Worldisem1111 says : So …999999992 = -8>> <<@guilherme6818 says : 20:32 If we're working with mod 9, wouldn't that 15 actually be 6?>> <<@actually_average says : whos here after messi missed the pen against egypt>> <<@guili318 says : x^2=x, x=1, x=0, x=1/2+j/2 (j^2=1, j≠1, j≠-1), x=...890625, x=...6(I could not calculate the rest of the digits so could someone complete it for me?)>> <<@BloxysBeats says : I’d rather work in the 10-adics than a p-adic because I LIKE THE FACT THAT THERE’S A NON-ZERO NUMBER THAT WHEN MULTIPLIED BY ANOTHER EQUALS ZERO.>> <<@ozlembenli1072 says : 42 lS NOT SpoiIer>> <<@peksashipsa says : I dare Numberblocks to try this>> <<@since91productions75 says : 3:12 that would make sense because in that 10-adic number we can see the numbers “142857” and 0.142857=1/7>> <<@Iaorazel says : Without watching, I’m assuming a bigger number>> <<@wateronthehill-b1c says : 0:45 there idiots! 6-7?!? 6-7?!? 6-7?!?>> <<@shreyrathod6967 says : 17:44 you should say x0 y0 instead of x and y>> <<@kwamefrimpongjr7197 says : Cxdcddsdcdvdggjhvcddcddweehvdexdwfvjghdewxddgiwcedxgjugdexugvecdjugcdgecdygujcfefegujvcdfeegjugcdffejghvfcevrdcvjgheffdcjgugdfdwehgvjwerfdvgjurfdw>> <<@IRumburakI says : I don't even like math. Let me out.>> <<@leonardoxavierparedes says : im so scared that topics ill see next year are apearing in veritasium videos>> <<@Imanidiot-z6v6s says : hehe>> <<@starnight-original says : double or divide>> <<@AbhijitPandya-uq5wb says : You lost me going in at 10 minutes. I was trying to keep up with your calculations but you just went too fast for me.>> <<@abhimanyugarg816 says : 4:53 how .99999 x 9 = 9.999999? It should be 8.99999991>> <<@numberninja88 says : 1% math 99% history>> <<@Nesreckovic says : I didn't read all the comments, but to me this looks a lot like atoms. Smaller multipliers represent elementary particles.>> <<@fayyadahnafhassan7596 says : 12:00>> <<@fayyadahnafhassan7596 says : Good job for announcing this theory! 😃>> <<@Forodren_Ardhor says : I'm 6 minutes in and I think I'm losing my mind>> <<@tonpewjr1977 says : Portugues 🇧🇷>> <<@artnotes says : p-adic number. I remember years ago 3b1b over an equation that Sum over 1+2+8… become -2 in complex continuity.>> <<@GBSM8405 says : woow>> <<@nothingtoseehere93 says : You get your moms weight>> <<@hvfp says : what the hell>> <<@minoarno7415 says : What if it's just pi but looked at from the other side.>> <<@V-Series_V1_Ultrakill says : Fun fact: 2^N will always end in 2, 4, 6 or 8 aka 2^N will always end on a number that is divisible by 2>> <<@CoolGamer0625 says : 2763>> <<@Dedan-v5n5t says : 9:13>> <<@AINewsDailyPodcast says : Math degree here and my head hurts. Lol. Love this video.>> <<@alexdukay276 says : The first digit of the series of multiplications in not a zero but a number!>> <<@JakubOršula-ed1gw says : Wth😂 4:10>> <<@msontrent9936 says : I have never been so confused in my life.>> <<@T1N09 says : you know why you are in the comment section of this video, 4:00>> <<@villain54 says : Spoiler: why???????????????>> <<@OVSKnicks says : This makes so much more sense to me since studying cs and coding.>> <<@LeadFaery says : The more advanced maths is just “let me poke my head into the dimension where logic isn’t the same.” “Ok found it”>> <<@NotKnafo says : 24:41 thats wrong>> <<@NotKnafo says : interesting you see the repeating pattern of 7 there with 142857 also would it be correct to say that caring the one is opposite of remainder?>> <<@misterphuzz says : Black magic fvckery. That's all I got that say about this.>>