Calc teacher slowly loses his mind at the end of our final lecture
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- Опубліковано 20 жов 2023
- The last minute and a half of our final lecture of Senior Year AP Calc. This was recorded during the COVID-19 lockdowns, and I think all parties involved had mentally clocked out a couple weeks prior. Apparently, Senioritis is contagious to teachers too…
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sanest mathematician
Sanest calc teacher
this is 100% factual information
That one dude that made mail bombs
@@coronavirus553yeah Ted takes the cake
@@coronavirus553You dont need a mask.
“his run is like a walk, i think i actually walk faster”
Patrick Bateman line if I've ever heard one.
@@joe2249 so sigma male skibidi toilet ohio patrick bateman grimace shake sussy amongus fanum tax gyat kai cenat livvy dunne rizzing up baby gronk rizzler moment
@@dxqthAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAHHHHHHHHH STOP PLEASE I BEG OF YOU
@@dxqthwe're all in a damn freefall to fucking hell
@@joe2249 please shut
up
That part about his slow ass neighbor was hilarious
0:17 starts his prescient observation
0:26 roasts the man, sips coffee, gets back to business
It was so unnecessary too 😂
Bro dissed an innocent walking down the street 💀
@@Naturexlrunning
@@-BigChungus It was more of a standing crawl
“I think I actually walk faster than he runs… but… *coffee sip*”
Okay class, today we're going to learn what's the limit of a calc class as my patience approches zero
thus implying calc classes to be functions of patience
Are they not?
I don't think I've taken enough of them to know one way or the other, but it's very interesting to consider the implications of it being such; for instance, does it have domain/range restrictions? Of course! If the professor's patience is too low, class will not exist.
But what about when class does exist? What sort of values does it map patience to? Grades? Class duration? Some intermediate value to be mapped subjectively by the student functions?
LMAO
You(Mason Bates) apparently don't understand/care about the terms and conditions of YTube channels.
I suspect you did NOT ask your professor if it was OK to publish a video created for class members ONLY.
This video constitutes a legally actionable violation of the professor's privacy.
Teacher wasn't anywhere near exhibiting mental instability.
Clear description hyperbole intended to elevate page views.
0:47 You look away from the board
0:48 *You look back up at the board after literally 1 second has passed*
Lmao true
the limit of the board as time approaches 0:47 does not exist as the left- and right-hand limits are not equal.
Screenshot.
Look away again.
Average maths lecture
Man I didn't even realize 😭 I have a fucking math test tomorrow
What a based mathematician! He was able to solve one more math problem before being sent a mental asylum.
lol u think he thinks thats a math problem. lol!
@@magickauras more of a math obstacle
@vadiks20032 bro u legit peaked at Calc
Such a beautiful mind. Just need to get him some liquid chalk pens to write on the windows as a growing-away present.
@@Hi_how_r_u_ no
If I was his student, my thought process would be EXACTLY the way he is talking
As I'm studying Calc I have found that the limit of my iq doesn't approach a large number
@@mq-r3apz291from calc ive come to realize my iq is somewhere between 0 and ε
@@adhyadhyaksaJust take the inverse and you'll be graduating next week
@@Alians0108 now his iq is between -ε and 0
@@mq-r3apz291it's not a big number but I know you have triple digit IQ. Stay on the grind brother, never stop, never quit, be always on the top
Everybody who has ever taught on a university level can relate to this man
This is highschool
@@keptleroymg6877AP courses are college-level
It's AP high school so it' covers university level material@@keptleroymg6877
@@keptleroymg6877AP calc class is at a university level
@@keptleroymg6877 yes... he is saying everyone on a university teaching level can relate to him, not that everyone at a high school teaching level can relate. think before you type
I truly think he has found the limit at x -> infinity of his sanity
he also found the ending of pi
His mind is approaching negative infinity 💀
That woulda been a zinger had he ended the lecture w that lmao
the limit is undefined however...
@@elian-_-ｈｏｗ
I demand we have a race between the teacher's walking pace and his neighbor's jogging pace.
And then another race to determine if he walks fast or his neighbour is just really f**king _slow._
Why do people always gotta bring race into everything
Hope everyone doing good and staying safe. If you need to talk to someone or need help, there are people who care. Sending support and hearts. ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
@@zacharynguyen7286wholesome
let’s get that race!
He has reached the limit of the semester.
Senester
Lim x -> end of year of teacher = fvgbhnjhbvtfvgbhnjjnhjbgyvtf
sanester
sanitester
@@GoofyManMFsanityster
0:43 I love how he casually remarked, "but I don't think you'd have to do all this on the AP test," and then continued to reveal the entire answer without offering any explanation
Truly a math teacher moment.
Math teacher speedrun
The writing skip was very good, if you blinked at 0:47 you wouldn't have noticed it
Well, the solution is pretty trivial even without knowing what is goin on.
The only math lecture I’ll ever understand
There you go
there you go
there you go
there you go
there you go
I remember being taught this stuff, but I don't remember actually learning to solve these problems or ever needing to solve them.
Might I ask what you studied? Series arise in a lot STEM fields, both theoretical and applied.
@@imbaby5499 chemical engineering, it was only covered in my math classes
@@imbaby5499he most likely never went to college.
This is just basic math, is the American education system really that bad, that this isn't even required to pass?
@@schwarz8614I have never in my entirely life, and I mean ever, had to use these outside of math class.
"Duh duh duh" is the official language of "I'm so done"
we all fail to thank our teachers for the patience they show with us,-- they see our empty stares and stil keep teaching us what they know...
a teacher in my uny yells at students he catches staring into nothing...
That's what they're paid for, they shouldn't teach if they're not patient
@@mits6179 They are paid to keep students reasonably safe, present the curriculum, assess student performance, and award credentials based on performance. Patience helps, but it is by no means required to be a good teacher. Some of the most valuable people to learn from don't have time for immaturity and ineptitude.
@@mits6179 Yes they're paid to do their job but they're still humans. It wouldn't hurt if we are respectful towards teachers and not make their jobs insufferable
@@mits6179they do their job, it’s the job of the students to pay attention and be respectful, what exactly is the dumb point you’re trying to make here?
At least he didn't spend his last years in a cabin in the woods under the assumption he was on the very edge of finding the "elegant" solution to Fermat's Last Theorem.
did someone do that?
@@tbtries9199Yes, professor Andrew Wiles did so.
@@amrmuhammad7527 Uhh, Andrew Wiles is still alive, and he already solved Fermat's last theorem, in fact he proved a much stronger result, the important case of the modularity theorem.
@@ethanbottomley-mason8447 Pretty sure Tyson might be referencing Ted Kaczynski, but he too went on to live a long life after Fermat's Last Theorem was solved
@@patrickkn7607That aged poorly, poor Ted got beamed by the big C this summer
this reminds me that we should show more appreciation for teachers and instructors who take the time to give us the lessons they have learned...
Agreed.
I’d find it annoying too if I’m teaching a class, and the students don’t show any interest. (Not talking about the end of the semester, just classes in general)
They are just doing it for money, you don't really need to thank them
@@fantalone666Yeah, the money. I bet they buy a new lambo each year, those damn bourgeoisie lecturers.
@@macskasbogre133 They get enough. I am not saying that they are overpaid, simply that they earn living. You don't thank Chinese factory workers for assembling half of your stuff either.
The best part was him randomly going off on a tangent about his neighbor. I was actually thinking he was just going to spend the rest of the time talking about his neighbor xD
a good teacher would incoporate that into a math problem.
I thought he was going to get out of his chair and begin chasing his neighbour with a knife.
The Calc teacher randomly went off on a tangent, I see what you did there.
“I think I actually walk faster than he runs” oh my fucking god, dude, you murdered him. Imagine if he heard you, he would just perish then and there. Very slowly, though.
He really didn’t have to do it to him like that 💀
Yeah, very slowly. Slower than the professor runs
0:47
POV: You just zoned out of the lecture for 0.01 nanoseconds
😁 Indeed. Then come back, look at the whole thing, work it out and sigh as they are STILL talking about that. Zone back out to lusher mind pastures.
Reaching my semester of Calc 3 and Diff EQ and realizing I was only about halfway through an engineering degree had me like this too
Wait, w h a t
what do you mean?
i was thinking the same. Here in argentina this is taught on the first year of engineering, out of 6 years it takes you to graduate.
@cannilony This looks like they're talking about converging/diverging infinite series as part of an AP High School course, which for me was taught at the end of Calc 2. It kinda feels like a whole lotta bullshit, because there are all sorts of rules and tests you have to do which almost never get brought up again except in some circumstances. For me and a lot of other people it was a bit exhausting to get through. So when starting up the next semester, which for me included Calc 3 and Differential Equations, I was just like "I am so sick of derivatives and integrals, how much of this is left?" and while I was nearing the end of finishing my pre-requisites so that I could start taking actual engineering classes, I still had about two years left to go. It seems it's a common experience to basically get Senioritis by around the end of the second year of an engineering degree, haha
@@Askryllix literally engineering is hell. Don’t do it it’s not worth your sanity. (Just kidding if you genuinely love engineering go for it). Literally finishing Calc 4 at my university makes you barely a sophomore. Engineering has aged me 20 years in 2. Professor also are mean as hell because they had to go through the same shit and think it’s normal😂😂😂
“You only have a week left and you graduate anyways so who really cares” hearing those words must be awesome. I’m studying and engineering and I can only dream of ever hearing those beautiful words.
You know what, in an age of ambiguity and pretention, this man brought sincerity in the highest form. If he is reading the comments, I want him to know that I was paying attention. It's been years since I had to even look at an integral, but I see you and I understand the struggle.
Yeah but he did entirely skip actually teaching that problem and just put of part of a solution while ridiculing the class for no reason
@@Jtrentwhen did he ridicule the class? Nowhere in this video did he say something so bad you could call it ridiculing unless you’re the most sensitive human ever lmao
most people in the US have a regular american accent but this dude's american accent is like... an exponent of itself. I can't describe it but it makes me nostalgic for something I don't know of
he reminds me of some math professors on youtube
i think 3blue1brown or the guy from khan academy
@@user-rx9oo1qe1u omg he totally sounds like sal from khan
@@selladore4911it’s the math accent
As the person who you talk to when ordering at the drive through, this is the voice of someone who spends way to much time hearing their own voice, so they have to make it more interesting without sounding so insane that they get written up. Plus being an American and college educated so probably a little bit of eastern educated accent there too, but also a bit of West. Not much midwest or south going on tho.
@@milesmartig5603yeah, everyone does this when they use a business phone basically
0:46
Found footage of blinking during a math lesson
😂😂
ted kaczynski's final lecture
😎😎
Underrated comment
Amazing comment.
le epic ted kaczgnski
This is my entire thought process for showing work on exams
Half of my classes had at least one lesson where there was an insanely long equation of 10+ operations taking 20+ steps. None of which ever came up on the exam nor did anyone ever really get it because our brains stalled out half way through.
Unrelated but that reminded me of the APUSH exam where like 85% of the exam was 1600-1800s
@@justapotato7208 the writing portion I gave up
But the teacher got a paycheck, He's happy. That's what matters. 😃
@@Tin-uc5ze the LEQs were my downfall (late response oops)
@@N-Leewhat's your point? Students should only be taught stuff for exams and nothing else matters? Teacher probably showed more complex example to deepen student's understanding of the topic but put simpler problems on the test so students could actually solve them in a reasonable amount of time. This kind of math is not something most students can understand just by looking at it and it's okay cause most of the work is done outside of class
In university maths you just look at the series and say its radius of convergence is 1 trivially by the p test, no working out
until your professor grills you and forces you to use a different method lol
Can you elaborate, how to do it? Im curious
Can confirm this is true.
@@Orillianstrivially just means it's an easy calculation/reasoning or common knowledge lol. further up you go, the more things are written off as trivial if it directly and straightforwardly (which is subjective to some extent) follows from a theorem
yes but I just want to know how to perform such a calculation@@om5621
My math teacher once walked into the classroom in the middle of class when he was supposed to be teaching. He then wrote some formulas on the board and told how to use them and left the room 5 minutes later. The fastest class I've ever had.
sorry u had a such a bad teacher
@@AGXJDMStop assuming things
@@AGXJDM assuming that this is the case, if I had to reach a class more than 20 different topics and areas in mathematics throughout the school year and soon realise that none of them show the slightest interest in the class or passing in general, then I’d also get to that point too. Mathematics takes away your sanity no matter how “good” you are at it, let alone teaching it.
@@vermillionz Then dont be a teacher if you not gonna end up showing up to the class for your job. Its called responsibility, theres no excuse for it.
@@AGXJDM then dont be a student if you're not gonna gaf about the lesson or the subject in general. in a lot of schools teachers are obliged to plan out, and teach the whole lesson, but there are some that realise that a lot of students dont actually care and would rather study at home so they give teachers the freedom to do as little as possible, as long as they show up.
His mad scribbles suit his ramblings perfectly 😭😭
They are at the end of Calc 2, power series and Taylor series, which are the most powerful applications of calculus where you finally learn to calculate at the level of your calculator, and it’s the most common place to burn out.
Yeah never properly learned it. Guess we’ll see when that comes back to haunt me.
I mean, Fourier Transform seems to be a more complex and powerful tool that arises from Calculus
We learned that as the last part of Calculus, 4th semester. The concept isn’t that hard really, but the proofs are kinda extremely complicated, much more so than say Taylor Series
Kinda funny how I blinked and suddenly the white board was filled with equations, it's literally how Physics class is anywhere
bro is saying all his thoughts out loud for the world to hear and im all for it
“So that’s gonna give you this” pulling up the whole 10 marker is classic
"Now good luck on the AP Calc test. Oh who am I kidding? You'll be retaking this class in college anyways"
The little pause before “…so that’s gonna give you this” as he skips the entire equation fucking sent me
Series was the first chapter in my engineering math course. Damn it sucked to memorise all those tests for convergence/divergence. I don't remember jack now.
You remembered the important part, the rest can be googled if you ever need it.
you don't have to memorize them, just think about the meaning in context of the various things.
Was it all worth it?
@@williamweatherall8333I'll be honest here. I'm a civil engineer and I've done my graduation from one of the top universities in the world and I've forgotten this topic and everything related to it long ago😂. I've learnt jackshit from this topic and I don't think I'll ever need it to be honest. In fact a lot of theoretical knowledge is never used in practical engineering situations but for some reason we still refuse to update our curriculum.
thinking is important in any job and I swear if you think about the problem in the slideshow for even 1 minute it will become clear what it does within the different ranges.@@aryanpareek770
Man, god bless my calc teacher, she has the patience of a pre school teacher teaching calculus
This is literally how I think whenever I'm taking a test
His sanity is approaching negative infinity
I feel bad for him :(
Him commenting about his neighbor was so out of pocket 😂 He did him dirty
What he says: "you're probably just ready to get out of here"
What he means: "I'm 100% ready to get out of here"
As a high school senior who will graduate two months later and currently learning calculus, I can say that what the teacher is saying is 100 percents accurate.
this is literally what the inside of my head sounds like when solving calc problems
"You don't need to do this" Proceeds to copy and paste a bunch of shit sent me laughing 😂
Hey learning power series in calculus also made me go crazy, the rest of calculus is so easy in comparison
power series was kinda easy especially with ratio test but the first two weeks of calc3 was rough
flux integrals and epsilon delta proofs watching silently in the corner
Say you haven't done multivariable calculus in non-orthogonal coordinates without saying it.
Not necessarily hard for me but I totally get what you're saying. Just a lot of stuff you need to memorize but unlike the rest of calc you didn't get a whole semester to do so. Plus series are just weird when you're first starting out. And the whole topic felt so unrelated to the rest of calc and chances are you're not gonna use it again, or maybe not for a good while.
@@prodbytukoo what's difficult about epsilon delta proofs?
this is the funniest thing in the world, you can just tell this man is so done with his job, i love it so much
I've never been a teacher in my life and I never plan to become one, yet I fully understand what this man was experiencing.
This was immediately after all the students submitted their course reviews
If your running slower then a walk your beyond exhaustion and your will is stronger then your body. What a guy
What math does to a mf
No one here noticed that k=0 is not allowed in the summation
Exactly, I was looking for this lol.
I was going to comment if nobody said something lol.
in my calc class we were told to ignore the terms that wouldn't really work including the indeterminate or 0 ones because the first few or even hundreds of terms wouldn't matter all that much when the summation is going to infinity anyways. maybe it was just because my class was also ap calc bc like this video 🤷🤷
@@L_ionn I'm a little confused, you were told to ignore it? The first term with k=0 would be 1/0, which technically isn't an indeterminate form, it's just undefined. Granted, just starting at k=1 fixes the problem, but notational-ly speaking that's strange to not just make the little change.
@@rocketeer1763 oops sorry yeah i meant undefined. my math teacher was the only one teaching bc at my high school and he ran a bunch of clubs so he was very busy. if there was something small like this and it wasn't an error that made the problem impossible to solve (or solvable in a way we haven't discussed yet), we were basically told to interpret it in a way that made sense to us and he would grade it like that
Calculus class ends after the AP test, the last month of calculus lectures after that is just a fever dream. I remember my teacher spewing some crap about 'quaternions' and all I remember is that I did not give a rat's ass about it
Chebichev and bienaimé 😞😞😞😞
"i think i walk faster than he runs" LOL
Students should have questions like what is a limit, what's calculus...etc.
bruh at that level an immediate F is mandatory if you dont know what a limit is
@@radiacia_3511I think that’s the joke
@@radiacia_3511 cap, most people that take calc 2 dont even know what a limit is.
I taught at a university for 10+ years and prior to that I did quite a bit of teaching during my PhD studies and I gotta say that this guy handled the lecture very very very well.
I would love to take his class man
Same
@@oli5472concur
i love how near the end he just gave the entire answer. i blinked and i thought i missed like the entire lecture lmao. just like highschool!
This is exactly how my calc professor taught us 90 minutes in to his 2hr lecture lmao
Now that I've taken Advanced Calcus (which teaches introductory real analysis) is feels weird how glossed over sequences and series were in calculus even though I understand why.
I had to go back and teach myself that part. Looking back in Calc 2, I'd have rather learned sequences and series than polar equations and topics at the end of our Calc class.
thanks for your knowledge' its not that we don't listen its that our minds take time to store information and we need to hear it more than once to record and memorize and understand all the words and what they intent to mean... thank you instructors and teachers...
"My neighbor is running, actually he's walking. He walks like a run, I think I can actually walk faster than him." I would've died laughing, thank god their mics were muted.
This guy gets my way of learning
he lowkey sounds like one of the chill and cool teachers tho
Someone please give this man a hug😢
Bro exhausted all the terms of the "harmonic" series
💀
Many teachers can relate to this frustration. During online class they were expected to talk to a screen with disinterested students on the other end.
this really brings me back, it do be like this sometimes
this poor man. i clicked on this 1 minute 28 second video, saw how long it was.. then I heard math being spoken and started instinctually skipping around the video for the funny part. Skipped right to where he says 'your probably not even listening to what i'm saying at this point.'
I got clickbait by the thumbnail and I'm angry.
Not because of this, but because I find myself dumb to actually believe the teacher would get insane and lit a giant fire.
Nice to see a math teacher aware of how the same everything is
But I bet he still makes you answer the same question like 7 times with minor variation
Literally just had a lecture on this topic and now it's recommended to me.
If the denominator is greater than the numerator, then the value is less than one... got it.
"Umm sir, c-can you repeat that?"
No you don't want to ask him this💀
You can feel the fear in his voice.
It feels like he's graduating in less than a week as well so he's just as care free as the students
0:46 pov: you blinked during math class
School 😊
Life*
When you're so bored in life that you're bored even with what you're saying.
Really fucking shows you the state of the current educational system. Nobody derives value from it. It's horrible. We need change. The fact of this video's popularity highlights this point.
“Who cares”
The student who couldn’t solve this on the final: 🙃
Dang bro. I've never seen a math teacher with such little passion for what they do.
Hey, it starts getting rough for everyone around this point of the semester, teachers included.
And the teacher is absolutely right; high school seniors are all mostly clocked out internally, waiting their time out until graduation. Same shit applies to university seniors too (source: me, right now). Nothing's changed in that regard when it comes to your last year of school. 😂
this was during the online year during Covid for highschool students in the U.S. Since the exams were online, collegeboard changed the entirety of the AP calculus test and made it just a couple free response questions with less material than originally for that year. Normally the exams have 6 long free response questions where you have to show work for every step and list the thereoms in a response, but that was harder to do online
@@EngineeringIssackids are clocked out if the teachers are clocked out. Teachers don't really take the time to make everyone enjoy the lesson and then get mad when nobody is able to focus. The best teachers I has where able to make the most bori,boring, lessons fun stories, excercise and experience. Lots of teachers lack that spark in them. And the kids can feel it.
0:28 that sip was totally not a potent potable. What a legend (:
"so that's gonna give you this"
Yeah I think he's done for the year
This is what I feel like teachers go through going over the same exact lesson plan for every year until retirement.
This is wonderful, I love when professors just act like normal humans and aren't too stuffy and formal
The fact that I stopped listening right before he said, “by now you’re not even listening”😂
That’s the funny thing about math, if ur not on the edge of ur seat with excitement to see it come alive out of the paper, it will always leave u disappointed.
math is essentally a neiche according to your comment
@@NeurodivergentSuperiority unless you come out of the womb knowing advance mathematics, you will have to learn it. If the process of learning math isn’t anything but full of understanding and amusement then when it comes to utilizing math to interpret the physical world in a numerical sense you will be left disappointed and probably confused. It’s a bit like baking, some have an intuitive feel for the recipe, some follow the recipe to a T and others overcome baking by trial and error. The corners you skip in the long run will come back to bite you and hopefully it isn’t of importance where other peoples lives are at stake.
He's so impatient, he just copies and pastes the answer onto 1 problem 🤣
I was expecting the teacher to ignite a massive bonfire like in the thumbnail.
*Sipping coffee and tapping continues
This could be one of my favorite uploads on this platform.
1:20 "You're probably not even listening"
Me reading the comments: 😬
he kinda sounds like he's on edibles to me, guess the students wern't the only ones excited about being done with this class
"so its gonna give you this..."
**FILLS UP THE ENTIRE PAGE IN AN INSTANT**
"Find the turning point of this man's patience and sanity"
Even I (an extremely introverted person) can tell that this man needs friends.
lol me too
Nah, I think he just needs a break from re-explaining the same concept over and over 😂
?????
Everyone needs friends
Skipping the details is smart. There's no reason to struggle to learn the mechanics when simple calculators can do it for you. What's important is to know why you're doing it, what it means, what kinds of outcomes to expect, and how to verify the results.
It also saves some time
the last time a math teacher told our class that we didn't need to know something is when exactly that came up at our finals... we all lost around 5% there
“So that’s gonna give you this” *explosion*