Dope Tech Episode 2

<<@veritasium says : A number of people are asking why this problem is “dangerous”. It’s described as dangerous because its difficulty has defeated the world’s greatest mathematical minds for generations. Paul Erdos, a famous mathematician, said, "Mathematics is not yet ripe enough for such questions." Jeffrey Lagarias called it "an extraordinarily difficult problem, completely out of reach of present day mathematics". The problem is so maddeningly difficult, mathematicians are warned to stay away from it. Watch the full video for more context: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=094y1Z2wpJg>> <<@MisterK-YT says : Still not sure what makes it a “problem.” It just “is.” Like, this feels akin to someone saying that “multiplying any number by 2 results in an even number… IS A BIG PROBLEM!” Like, why tf is that an issue? It just _is_ what it is. I don’t understand why getting a result (of any equation) could be a problem? It just IS the result! As long as the result makes sense obv. Which this does>> <<@Channel60 says : Because 1x1=2>> <<@randomvideos.5.4m35 says : But what exactly mathematicians are trying to prove. What solution, why solution? i think they need to find why before how??>> <<@joyeshsahoo6795 says : Odd ones can be added to 1>> <<@PukarShiwakoti says : Does anyone know the name of the Background music name?>> <<@AryanPandav says : Why are we doing this in the first place>> <<@PerunBolt-U4V says : But if you take the "4>2>1 loop",and ADD all tte numbers together, "4+2+1 = 7". "7" is the number of God the Creator. 😊😉>> <<@dischorddynne says : Is the danger in the room with us>> <<@kmp8563 says : I'm sure there are algorithms that have been running this for years, I wonder what number they're on now>> <<@toxickoala4991 says : Now is this just a fun puzzle or is it actually useful? If its useful where would you use it? Genuinely curious not being a prick>> <<@keerthyvignesh4151 says : Why is this even a problem? Just forget and move on>> <<@qwertymr7487 says : Why is it dangerous?>> <<@TheBroskiNewmans says : Evan 75 gets to the 4,2,1 state.>> <<@ballybunion9 says : But why is that "dangerous"?>> <<@Oberatous-Udurabas says : 0/2=0 0/2=0 …>> <<@adamlatosinski5475 says : I picked 6,5 (nobody told me I'm limited to INTEGER numbers) and don't know what to do next.>> <<@animesharora497 says : Even/2 (Odd+1)/2>> <<@skopt7422 says : Bro read my mind about number 7>> <<@Cohenfx9000 says : I hate it>> <<@SRslow3130 says : One isn't odd or even, isn't it?>> <<@manasi1316 says : Waste of time>> <<@Unrevaling_Bharat says : Here's how human life works😊, First we gain & then loss.>> <<@Gokublackthesenior says : Damn true it almost gave me a heart attack once>> <<@tatanka4u says : This is very dangerous... You are right>> <<@charliehorse8686 says : Pick any number from 1 to a trillion. Spell that number and count its letters. Now spell that number and count the letters. Repeat until the result is FOUR. There are no exceptions.>> <<@JaskeeratSingh-gu8uh says : Fun fact: Mathematicians have tested 2 quintillion numbers but all of them end up in the same 4, 2, 1 loop.>> <<@foxyyoutube534 says : What if you approximate the addition of the intagers to your variable. Could that potentially break the loop?>> <<@sadekiften5824 says : I chose 4. . . . I knew it was an unlucky number>> <<@noscrim says : you are living life to the fullest, you daredevil you>> <<@phillixkillix says : why is it a problem tho?>> <<@BushieHalfMC says : I bet if you do this inversely it would go upwards to infinity, im not a mathematician but i feel like applying diffeerent rules to half the numbers will inherently lead you towards one end>> <<@palashkurvey4223 says : So what??????>> <<@Garlic_Bread69 says : idk why i made code to iterate every possible 64 bit int through this but i did, and it does as expected>> <<@michaelcorola8420 says : But i don't understand the purpose with the problem, do i need to think of a equation or what?>> <<@luke515 says : just ask AI>> <<@guerradan says : I swear I've had a nightmare about this once. And another with the infamous -1/12.>> <<@user-bo7bx2qg6d says : Why is it a problem? Is it because it doesn't go odd then even then odd again to infinity?>> <<@itzfaique_ig says : that guy on Tuesday morning>> <<@TITAN360. says : The most dangerous sum is 10÷3 🗿🗿>> <<@Taylors-version13 says : "Pick a number " " Okay, 6 " "7 ? Good choice " 😐>> <<@AYUSH_EDITZ6912 says : Chooses no. 7... My mind :- thala for a reason 🗿>> <<@planets776 says : What about even🤔🤔>> <<@goddyfame3424 says : It is not a dangerous problem, it is a clear result of a rule that was specific that only way down is Prime 2. Prime 2 square is 4 which means the loop 4 - 2 - 1 will result from 3+1>> <<@goddyfame3424 says : Why wouldn't the equation end in the 4-2-1 loop when you told it for half of the numbers which happens not to be Prime 2, it cannot go down. The rules specifically said that the only path down is Prime 2. There is only one way down and that would be 4 - 2 - 1>> <<@screaminugly3296 says : So!>> <<@YouTube_MusicStyle says : Here is the Danger: 1 = God 2 = Light and Dark 4 = Light, Dark, Silence, Sound 1 became 2, 2 became 4 and so on.... Multiply by 3 (3rd Dimension) = Humanity 1 ÷ 3 = 0.3333... also known as 1/3 1/3 of Angels rebeled Truth is simple, seek and ye shall find. 1/3 * 3 = 1 1+1=2 (or 1*3=3 plus 1 = 4 creating another sequence in parallel) 2/2=1 1*3=3 3+1=4 4/2=2 2/2=1 1*3=3 3+1=4 4/2=2 2/2=1 Version 2: 1/3= 1/3 (1) 1* 3 =3 (or 1/3 * 3= 1 ... 1+1=2, another sequence in parallel) 3+1=4 4/2=2 2/2=1 1*3=3 3+1= 4 4/2 = 2 2/2 = 1 Sequence 1,4,2,1,4,2,1,4,2,1>> <<@YouTube_MusicStyle says : 1 = God 2 = Light and Dark 4 = Light, Dark, Silence, Sound 1 became 2, 2 became 4 and so on.... Multiply by 3 (3rd Dimension) = Humanity 1 ÷ 3 = 0.3333... also known as 1/3 1/3 of Angels rebeled Truth is simple, seek and ye shall find. 1/3 * 3 = 1 1+1=2 (or 1*3=3 plus 1 = 4 creating another sequence in parallel) 2/2=1 1*3=3 3+1=4 4/2=2 2/2=1 1*3=3 3+1=4 4/2=2 2/2=1 Version 2: 1/3= 1/3 (1) 1* 3 =3 (or 1/3 * 3= 1 ... 1+1=2, another sequence in parallel) 3+1=4 4/2=2 2/2=1 1*3=3 3+1= 4 4/2 = 2 2/2 = 1 Sequence 1,4,2,1,4,2,1,4,2,1>> <<@Baba_Yaga_123 says : Almost like they’re getting the least common denominators 😅>> <<@YouTube_MusicStyle says : 1 = God 2 = Light and Dark 4 = Light, Dark, Silence, Sound 1 became 2, 2 became 4 and so on....>>