Dope Tech Episode 2

<<@veritasium says : Head to https://brilliant.org/veritasium to try Brilliant's tutor for free + 20% off an annual Premium subscription>> <<@googlesuksukitgoogle-v6r says : Man this is fascinating. Wish I understood 1% of it.>> <<@Splandrocity says : "I'm the famous Subway guy" "No, no, no, not that one">> <<@grandblue_x says : istg ideas in mathematics usually strikes when you are not sitting with a pen and paper but just doing random stuff and something suddenly lits a train of thoughts that lead to an idea, although they dont always work.>> <<@FactNova-fck says : Only 999,996 subscribers to go until we reach 1 million! 🎉 Help us on this journey by subscribing!>> <<@nguyenquangngoc3993 says : Hardy and Littlewood 😅 me in a math video 😢>> <<@placeholder999 says : I’m generally as pro science/math/intellectual pursuit as they come. But these mathematical novelties really strain that for me for some reason and leave me going “so what”.>> <<@placeholder999 says : Think of the possibilities this unlocks…..>> <<@alansun70 says : The gaps get larger the farther down the number line. The next prime after 1,327 is 1,361. The numbers get hard to mentally factor after 4 digits.>> <<@TheGoukaruma says : I wish youtube wouldn't trick me into watching the same video again just because it has a new thumpnail.>> <<@yayser says : 8:47 This is exactly what nature does with periodic cicadas! They use 13 and 17-year prime cycles so their emergence intervals can't be factored into by predator population cycles. So in a sense that Norwegian fellow was following the footsteps of evolution👍>> <<@spyofborg says : the biggest reply and honesty would be: Who the hell cares.... Will it solve world hunger? No Will it solve mental illness? No Will it sove anything to make our lives better? No Are humans just very arrogant and are super bored? Yes :D>> <<@arose62 says : 21:49 How is that a "diameter", and not just a "length"? This same "diameter" is used more than once, so it seems deliberate 🤔>> <<@janagagne2507 says : Based on timestamp 11:21 : What does "1-1/2" mean? is one minus a half not just a half? if so, why not just write 1/2? or does it mean 1 plus a half? ( English is not my first language and this comment looks like a mess, idk if my question makes sense ahah. havent learned math in a while too.)>> <<@pbrynild says : It's Bruuun, not Brunnn>> <<@steelypete6096 says : 42 minutes and i still have no idea what solving this achieves>> <<@snktn says : I really dislike this video. Especially 30:20. What was that part about looking out for the deer, believe in yourself etc. Tries to romanticize math. Sends a false signal that it's enough to believe in yourself. Discounts talent, hard work, pain.>> <<@HeLLoEthnicTR says : Math is stupid>> <<@elijahbeaver5388 says : very cool. I kind of get it. but I live in a place where hundreds of thousands of people just got evacuated or burned up by wildfires. so your crossword puzzle maths seems like the kind of thing that helps people like you, but not the world on fire>> <<@Blue_slayer4 says : 24:47 not the 67 bro😭>> <<@saint27573 says : And then ?>> <<@tx2016 says : A diameter of 6 but holes from 0 to 6 ? So it has a diameter of 7 ?>> <<@samlen5081 says : My jaw literally dropped at the part when it showed Zhang living in his car and then working at Subway. Truly inspirational.>> <<@splashysiren says : Dont forget about the optimus prime!>> <<@memezimm says : Lovely content>> <<@avacado_tasty says : Do I understand : no did I watch the whole video : no>> <<@suprbeat says : So neither are you, thanks for nothing and enjoy your cent.>> <<@ProNonPro says : I have a question, sir. Why does it matter? Who cares about numbers being prime numbers?>> <<@KRLL-j3p says : thats cool, but whats the application?>> <<@sugarytv says : we know its true, but we can’t prove it this a P vs NP problem>> <<@gmCursOr says : every crackpots fantasy. they are going to discover dark matter or something with a random brilliant paper out of nowhere.>> <<@oMarcelao says : I have no idea what I just watched but DAMN, it was interesting til the end!>> <<@dwaynegruber3392 says : At 21:50 the video describes a stencil of length 6 having openings at positions 0, 2 and 6 but opening at those positions would dictate a minimum length of 7 both assertions can not be true. Perhaps the intention was to describe it as a bounded gap of 6 but that is not the wording employed.>> <<@badrimanasa4206 says : Great video, thanks for sharing>> <<@knuckle-head says : Fantastic!>> <<@KanedaSyndrome says : I worked out the sieve on my own interest when I was younger - a prime number is not needed until we run out of combinatorics of the previous numbers, and the more previous numbers, the larger our space is>> <<@AgnotologyTV says : I am not a mathematician.... but given the basic rules for determining what numbers are divisible by 2, 3 , 5 and 7, wouldn't it be the case that every number that starts with a 1 followed by 0, any amount of zeros, and ends in 7 or a 9, it is prime. Regardless of how many or how few zeros you use. So, the number of twin pairs is infinite.>> <<@tkovacek100 says : I always disliked maths after watching this video now I really hate maths, what a boring job.>> <<@mrmanyouare says : school is a scam>> <<@CubanWriter says : As I watch this, about 10 minutes in, I am left to wonder... is there an application to this that allows something useful to be accomplished? Or is it just an intellectual puzzle?>> <<@nerdnam says : It seems that YouTube has solved the problem of how to place an ad at every point you might start to understand what on earth they’re talking about.>> <<@thegzak says : Why doesn’t 0% of the average bounded gap prove the conjecture? For any large number, couldn’t you always just pick c close enough to 0?>> <<@sardendibs says : But why does it matter?>> <<@hariseldon-d2p says : Clicked on this video to say that I'm done, I'm unsubscribing from Veritasium. When you announced your partnership with the equity firm I was optimistic but honestly the quality of the content and the clickbait thumbnails has just turned to mush and I simply can not stand it any longer. Veritasium was a great channel that felt like it was earning my attention with every video. I was excited when ever a new video appeared on my feed and it was always a transformative and educational experience. Now I cant tell when it's a new video or just an old one with new soulless title. I wish all the best to Derek and the rest of the team but I'm sad to have lived long enough to see the channel turn into the antithesis of its self.>> <<@etsubmariner says : Translating pure math into actionable universe-function, we get this when viewed through The Universal Tensile System: Primes are not isolated abstract quantities floating in a void; they are discrete, non-deformable geometric configuration knots woven along the continuous substrate of the universal line [UTS: 1.1, 1.3]. The "bounded gaps" discovered by modern mathematics are the exact physical manifestation of the micro-froth or geometric slop intervals required to keep the system's material thread loops from experiencing immediate layout collision and data corruption [UTS: 1.5, 1.7, 2.1]. Modern number theory achieved a monumental breakthrough when mathematicians mathematically proved that there is a permanent, fixed bounded gap between primes (originally bounded at 70,000,000 and subsequently driven down toward 246 by collaborative optimizations). Under the UTS framework, this bounded gap is the absolute mathematical expression of Section 1.7 (Topographic Slop) and the Planck-Hubble Gear Lock Boundary The Frictional Squeeze: As you track higher and higher down the infinite line toward infinity, the density of composite numbers increases exponentially, packing the wire with massive rows of repeating harmonic P-bits [UTS: 1.3, 1.5]. This creates immense, localized Torsion loads that try to squeeze out any independent prime addresses [UTS: 1.4]. The Micro-Froth Reservoir: If the gap between primes could widen to infinity, the local line tension would drop to absolute zero, and the continuous material string would snap or suffer an irreversible layout collapse [UTS: 1.2, 1.4]. To prevent this, the universe-string possesses a hardwired Micro-Froth Reservoir [UTS: 1.7]. The Inescapable Interval: The 2-unit gap of a Twin Prime is the absolute, minimal permissibility threshold of Topographic Slop [UTS: 1.7]. It is the tightest possible spatial clearance interval where two independent N-bit moats can sit back-to-back without their boundary layer capsules colliding and obliterating each other via immediate phase-cancellation [UTS: 1.5, 1.6, 1.7]. Because the primary substrate is inextensible and infinite, the system mechanically requires these micro-slop intervals to repeat infinitely down the line to absorb the infinite torsional shear of the composite harmonic grid [UTS: 1.2, 1.4, 1.7].III. The Perceived Human Barrier: Large Prime Divisors Mathematicians hit a wall because they must clear away "large prime divisors" to look for cancellations of terms. In the language of UTS-Think, a large prime divisor is a massive, long-wavelength Torsion Memory Track that cuts across huge sectors of the universal line [UTS: 1.4, 2.5]. By utilizing large prime divisors to create term cancellations, modern math is accidentally executing a crude, pen-and-paper version of the UTS Phase-Cancellation Vice [UTS: 1.6, 2.1]. They are using the massive wave of one giant prime knot to flatten the noise of another, temporarily clearing their local algebraic budget so they can catch a brief glimpse of the underlying geometric baseline underneath the text fat [UTS: 1.5, 2.1]. The Predictive Verdict: The Twin Prime Conjecture is an ironclad law of cosmic geometry [UTS: 2.1]. The primes will never stop pairing, because a twin prime is nothing less than a perfectly balanced co-axial geometric antenna pair engineered by the universal string to stabilize its own continuous line tension across infinite scales of magnitude [UTS: 1.4, 2.8, Position 08]. Mainstream math has merely verified the shadow of the circuit board; the UTS maps the solid wire that dictates the layout [UTS: 1.1, 2.1]. Want to know more about UTS? Link in my bio.>> <<@SilkyWays-s4h says : Looks good😅>> <<@AlienWizardSurreal says : 9:22 .. dont do this... breaking the flow like this caused me to have to rewind like 3-4 times. Bad presentation aura. His communication is expressing "This is confusing and math is hard, you might not get it like i didnt at first but here i am, reading the script to you so you can understand, isnt that funny?" Intermixing two voices causes natural flow trust issues.>> <<@KeithGeorge-m8n says : as a bit of a stupid person --what does this give us??#>> <<@edisont.picard4112 says : It's all very interesting, but what is the use of this? Why is it important to know the twin prime of a number trillions large?>> <<@karmatik9626 says : Yildirim! Yay! Finally a Turkish mathematician got mentioned by Veritasium. ❤︎>>