Why is Mathematics True and Beautiful? | Episode 2201 | Closer To Truth
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I can't believe how much new stuff you are still putting out after all these years. Thank you so much!!
...Because math is one of the Rosetta Stones that allows us to understand the Information that is fundamental to this Universe. That's why.
Thank you for continuing to put these out - nothing helps the discourse more than open, free information accessible to all. Great video!
An amazing episode. As an Engineer I love math and I get a lot of inspirations from these interviews. Thank you Robert
Coherence is the ground of existence. The brain started as a comfort finder and is in us becoming a coherence detector. Keep at it, Bobby!
'Truth is beauty. Beauty truth. That is all we know and all we need to know' Keats
I'm brushing up on my knowledge of math.
Breath is Truth. Beauty is acquired by a journey of moving closer to Truth. Amazing 👏
I want Robert to stay young and live longer So He keep digging more This is exciting. Thanks Robert!
The truth and beauty of math that the average mind does not understand and therefore appreciate, but instead fears and subsequently hates. Just ask them. On a personal note as a grad student (long ago) the "toughest" math course I faced was Topics in Mathematical Physics. Though it really wasn't tough as it was strange (taught by one of the early proponents of string theory - in fact, to give a hint he was the first to ponder the 26th dimension).
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Top Comments (10)
I can't believe how much new stuff you are still putting out after all these years. Thank you so much!!
...Because math is one of the Rosetta Stones that allows us to understand the Information that is fundamental to this Universe. That's why.
Thank you for continuing to put these out - nothing helps the discourse more than open, free information accessible to all. Great video!
An amazing episode. As an Engineer I love math and I get a lot of inspirations from these interviews. Thank you Robert
Coherence is the ground of existence. The brain started as a comfort finder and is in us becoming a coherence detector. Keep at it, Bobby!
'Truth is beauty. Beauty truth. That is all we know and all we need to know' Keats
I'm brushing up on my knowledge of math.
Breath is Truth. Beauty is acquired by a journey of moving closer to Truth. Amazing 👏
I want Robert to stay young and live longer So He keep digging more This is exciting. Thanks Robert!
The truth and beauty of math that the average mind does not understand and therefore appreciate, but instead fears and subsequently hates. Just ask them. On a personal note as a grad student (long ago) the "toughest" math course I faced was Topics in Mathematical Physics. Though it really wasn't tough as it was strange (taught by one of the early proponents of string theory - in fact, to give a hint he was the first to ponder the 26th dimension).