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Very interesting

Great video

Used to Work at Olymipa.wjen the shuttle was 7 days all week using train numbers 151 andb152. They would often be poached at Earl's Court to go down to Wimbledon or sometimes Ealing or Richmond is there werenproblems on the main service.

Every time I see you, I want to give you a hug - cool video again :)

The sightline all the way through the train is really useful when standing up and not holding the bars, you can see which way the train is turning so you can lean the right way just before your bit of the carriage turns! Also recently found out hat the Piccadilly line will be the first Deep Tube to have walk-through trains which is pretty cool!

*Roundel & Earls Court ; Acheived

But! How long if I'm riding a horse 🐎?

do you have snapchat/instagram?

I think you're very cute and adorable :)

North Cuuuuuurrve!!! aaahh, fabulous. hey, Goran!

one route missed walk to blackfriars or 1 stop to southwark stn on the jubliee then bus 63 up to kings cross

Nice video- but please next time test Waterloo - Green Park (Jubilee), then Green Park - King's Cross St. Pancras (Victoria). Tried this route recently and if you're a fast walker at Green Park I'm convinced it can be faster than the Bakerloo cross-platform method.

Quite a fun idea! You say "okay" and "ya know" a lot :)

Waterloo to Waterloo East. South Eastern to London Bridge. London Bridge to St Pancras by Thameslink

The one thing I kept wondering was: "What about luggage?" If I were travelling into Waterloo from the West Country and then transferring to St Pancras for Eurostar, I would almost certainly have at least one suitcase...

8th option: uber Then you can compare time and cost and sensory stimulation across all 8. For time, your bars should probably be presented as a range (min time -> max time, depending on the limits for how long you might have to wait).

You might be the next Geoff Marshall

You're cute, nice hat

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Due to popular demand, here is a link to the results graph I showed at 32:40 drive.google.com/file/d/1YmsDIFVFEoa0xUTGcBam62wwdCszdJWF/view?usp=drive_link

This video would be so much easier to watch if you kept camera steady t As for journey via bank you went longest way possible to get both trains

This video would be so much easier to watch if you kept camera steady and actually not on your face and your top or your hat As for journey via bank you went longest way possible to get both trains

The Oxford Circus cross platform change as being a blessing for many trips up from Waterloo to the Emirates

Victoria Line Kings Cross to Oxford Circus the Bakerloo line to Waterloo..... Can do it in 15 minutes

Excellent video! Many people will find this useful if they're not familiar with central London public transport. I am never sure which route to get - for speed and ease-of-connection I'd usually go Victorloo, but last time just for interest I went Waterloo - Tottenham Court Road - Farringdon - Kings Cross St Pancras, so I got to ride on a Northern Line Tube, Elizabeth Line and Thameslink train! I was pulling a wheely suitcase so appreciated the Elizabeth Line's step-free access. Maybe you could suggest a step-free option for those people who can't use stairs/escalators?

Walk to Blackfriars, maybe stop for a coffee and then Thameslink was my usual route. Waterloo East -> London Bridge (south Eastern) -> St Pancras (Thameslink) also a good route when it’s too wet for a long walk.

Northern Line to Euston, then walk down the Euston Road.

Really good thumbnail congrats on a new most viewed video

As some who regularly travels on south railway trains to Waterloo and need to get to kings Cross. I get of one stop early at Vauxhalll and get the the jubilee line to kings Cross

The walk to Blackfriars is usually quicker via the cut (I often did this to get the thameslink train home after work) Great video though!

Sorry, this is rubbish. See what Samuelles20115 says ( below)

Northern Line from Kings Cross St. Pancras to Waterloo. Nice and easy, job done👍🏻

I would do the Victorloo route, because of the easy cross-platform transfer. It is also worth mentioning that if you are arriving or departing on a train, then it might be cheaper to add tube onto your train ticket than to pay for a separate bus fare, or it might be included in your ticket anyway. If you are going for a Eurostar, then you can buy a ticket to "London International CIV" which can actually work out cheaper than a regular train ticket to London, includes tube travel to St Pancras, and guarantees your connection onto the next available Eurostar in the event that your journey to London is delayed.

Superb video Bar chart or graph..... Can we have the bar chart; I I. I I. I. I I. I. I. I I. I. I. I. I I. I. I. I. I. I I. I. I. I. I. I. I

Nice to see a recent tube challenge video. Ive attempt a few minor ones myself but never recorded anything. I did the all the DLR stops and all the Croydon tram stops ones... though technically not tube lines I also attempted the A to Z one where you visit tube stations in alphabetical order excluding a few letters as simply there are no stations begininng with j x y or z....i made good progress but the day i attempted it i was unaware that Icklenham the only station starting with I was out of action 😢 I may attempt it again one day...im also interested in doing The Snake

Maybe because "Gladiators" TV show had "Travelators...

It's good exercise!

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Very interesting video! Just a quick question, what is $\mathscr{H}$ representing in Theorem 1.1? Is it just an arbitrary hyper plane (line of reflection) or am I missing something? (edit : Nevermind I rewatched the section! set of all hyperplanes!)

Good attempt I tried this challenge last year but starting at North Greenwich and finishing Kew Gardens can’t remember what time I did it in as I emailed my time to the explorer ticket email address with all the times of changes I did and never got back and never got updated on to the leaderboard which was a shame . This is the first south London challenge I’ve seen on UA-cam so it was very enjoyable hope to see more of the unofficial tube challenges 👍

wooowww !!!! Amazing

appreciate the zero indexing!! 😄

Under an hour, nice 👍

funnily enough when I attempted it i did a very similar route save for taking northern at waterloo, district at embankment then jubilee to green park and picc to picc circ and bakerloo to oxford circus instead to use the cross platform to victoria. absolutely belted through Liverpool street and just caught the train you missed. got a 41:06

Nice video - thoroughly enjoyed, and nice to see the all lines challenge is gaining popularity again! Not a bad time at all considering how unlucky you were with your connections. To cut out the long walk at Waterloo, I often find it's quicker to tick off Bakerloo and Northern lines to Embankment first, then the District line and Jubilee line before continuing with the rest of the lines.

Escalators aren't working? Can they not be used as stairs?

thats really cool thanks for showing the nitty gritty math! Edit: I can't believe Euler shows up here too... he literally did everything

Hey Goran, are you by any chance interested in machine learning algorithms? There might be a new approach to it involving abstract mathematics in order to get out of the alegorical playground of mimicking and just being based off of data for models.

Sounds fun and funny. 😂

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