Borromean Ribbons - Numberphile
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- Опубліковано 18 тра 2016
- Tadashi Tokieda is talking about Borromean links again - this time using ribbons.
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He's my favorite guy on number phile
I agree :)
He and Ed Copeland. Both are Adorable!!!!
Tadashi's voice is more relaxing than any music.
I know, right.
Some of the topics are not really that interesting but I play these videos just to listen to his voice.
In year 2224, Tadashi's Church will be the only remaining church on earth, and we will live a golden age of happiness.
+The Gambler I wonder what a *gloden* age is... :P
+joelproko tadashi magically corrected the mistake.
+The Gambler praise be unto him
+Jimmy De'Souza Nah, it's easy. Just ask them what number comes after two.
Filip 'GenGariCZek' Kejnar Fitting, given how String Theory claims that reality consists of open and closed strings. String, ribbon, same difference :P
I've been really enjoying these video's, but Pete's animations really make them great.
+Sverre Rabbelier Thank you!
agreed
Really lovely animation and music!
+Peg Y thanks!
+Numberphile My thoughts are the same and along with Tadashi's demo, it's a simulation that will stick with me. Nice work.
My mind is blown for every one of these videos
+KL Havoc that's good I think.
+Numberphile Oh yeah, definitely. Love Tadashi!
+Numberphile can we please have a Q&A with Takashi if he's cool with it?
??
Most of these videos take some number concept already vaguely mystifying to me, and make them understandable.
Tadashi always takes the most inane everyday stuff I thought I understood and somehow makes them freaking magical. Soo genius.
Tadashi makes these videos. Never thought rubber bands, paperclips and ribbons would be so captivating.
Perhaps there might be a philosophical analogy to this with regards to how our world works, where many aspects of our world are unlinked to any other specific aspect, but when they are all simulataneously present, everything is linked together.
+Physics Videos by Eugene Khutoryansky That so cliche and cheesy... at least try to be original...
you are everywhere Eugene! Love your video's though!
+TheWise Owl are you hetero
Love your videos
You'd be correct in that regard since Lacan spoke about the three psychoanalytic orders (the Real, the Imaginary and the Symbolic) and illustrated their interconnectedness using Borromean Rings.
Tokieda, Parker and Grime. That's all we need!
+Wihnu I hope Edward Frenkel can join.
Dont forget Cliff Stoll, the klein bottle man! How can you live without his entausiasm
+Wihnu They're all great. The more, the merrier. I'm not gonna say no to literal Fields medalists explaining me maths :D
And Tony Padilla instead of Parker of course. And I forgot passionate Moriarti. I admire his enthusiasm sp much.
+Wihnu Let's not forget about Simon Pampena and David Eisenbud. :)
chill maths best maths
cool maths better maths
This guy is just awesome. His voice is just one that's made for explaining stuff.
I have said this so many times, but tadashi senpai's voice is sooooo soothing
Took me 30 seconds to realize this video isn't dubbed over. His voice is just very powerful
FOOT GUY!
The animation was pretty useful in this episode. Tadashi showed us how it works just fine, but the extra visual aid at a slower speed really made it basically impossible to not understand it.
very hypnotizing animation! think I'll loop it
I feel like this channel is very focused on Tadashi videos lately.
Not that I'm complaining.
+ChronusZed we have a nice batch from a week with Tadashi.
+Numberphile We or I?
Tadashi Tokieda never Parker Squares, he ribbonses.
Tadashi is already one of my favorite presenters
I need more Tadashi
+superj1e2z6 We all do... :
+superj1e2z6 Your profile picture looks almost like a naked woman's body.
Anastasia Dunbar I just noticed that too ! :o
Hey who needs drugs when you've got a blue ribbon, a red ribbon, and Mr. Tokieda.
"This is very meditative." Would've been kind of funny if the rest of the video had just been that clip and corresponding animation with the music. XD
+NoriMori
I laughed at that part, so I think it managed to be funny, even if it wasn't intended. Mostly because of the music.
+R3Testa Oh, it was definitely funny. It just would've been _really_ funny if that had been all of the rest of the video. XD
+NoriMori You could loop that, with a half-twist..
+Doug Gwyn Har har. :P
very satisfying and logical once you can vision it
just realized 'Tadashi toys' could be a name of adult store😂
+smileyourock You got any of them *cough* borromean *cough* links?
+Richard Aasa (Ziggy) *cough* *cough* do you need pink or blue ones? *cough cough*
I bet Tadashi is fun at parties. He's got all sorts of fun demonstrations.
Thank you Pete, I am a visual person and is much easier for me to understand something that I can visualize. Your animations really improve the whole video.
Parker squares, sets and ribbons are unlinked if you look at them pairwise, but they are mutually linked through the borromean ring of this numberphile channel.
The animation on these videos is so neat and soothing.
This man is literally ASMR
Tadashi presents the most fascinating stuff on Numberphile.
I like the happy guy under the cherry tree !! Thanks
A brilliant use of practical effects to explain advanced concepts. Tadashi approaches these problem with you to explain that while they may seem complex at first in best Tadashi voice " they are really quite simple and logical you see"
Another fantastic video!
Keep the Tadashi Tokeida videos coming! He is one of my favorites!
I love this guy! Also, the animations were fantastic!
liked before I even watched the video. Could watch and listen to Tadashi forever!
What a coincident, this trick was used in a very recent episode of Conan(Case Closed).
Many of my favorite Numberphile videos are the ones featuring Tadashi Tokieda. I like his fascination with the curious mathematical concepts underlying simple objects.
I'm fascinated by tensors, thus, I'm greatly waiting for a video on the same! Thank you Numberphile!
At 0:37, I was like "Huh?", so I rewound it a bunch of times, but it didn't actually make sense to me until I got to the animated part, lol.
The animations for this series are spot on.
Ahhhh, I love Tadashi. He always gives such calm and easy to understand explanations.
He's taking over the channel from Grime and Parker 8D
CAN YOU *KNOT* DO THIS TO MY BRAIN
+Tarmo Pungas IM GETTING LOOPY
+Tarmo Pungas I see what you did here
What you did there, I seen it
+Tarmo Pungas
Do you live in the Arctic?
Because ICY what you did there!
Pokedel Asel That was so lame :
Very interesting. I would like to see stuff about this specifically. Simplest possible objects that require more parts than you would expect. I wonder if there is a way to do that with 5 or 7. For some reason it seems easier to imagine odds but an even better question would be if it could be done with even numbers as well.
0:35 - The way he goes "Hnh?!", and the animation they put with it, makes me crack up.
Nicely animated
Got myself two loops and am now doing this... feels great!
Hooray! More Dr. Tokieda!
I want a video every day from Tadashi.
So, are there more than one Borromean links, or are all Borromean links identical, in a topological sense?
I love this videos so much ^o^
Who works on the visuals??? They're always so spot on on whatever's being talked about.
Fascinating.
Thank you mr Tokieda!
When he casually switched the ribbons I was so mind blown!!!
Saw Prof Tokieda walking around my school, UCLA, the other day. wish I could have said hi, but he looked busy. :(
I literally only watch the vids with this dude cause his voice is really relaxing to just listen to, got that Morgan freeman action
That's a really satisfying animation.
MORE MORE I LOVE THIS MAN!!!!!!
Oh, I expected a bit more, but okay xD
+Pengin just a quick one today!
Oh, no problem, was just wondering xD
+Numberphile You Parker-squared those loops a bit.
+Pengin There is a German proverb: In der Kürze liegt die Würze.In English (approximately): The shorter, the more delicious/ Being short, but a great relish :D
+Gerhard Stock In the shortness is the seasoning. Or, as we would say in English, "Brevity is the soul of wit."
Really beautiful and satisfying ^^
Black magic I'd say
+Killatunga Dat's racist
+creepyto I know, right? He's clearly yellow.
***** Dat's waisis
yellow magic
More of Tadashi! True goodness.
nice animation
beautiful.
Nothing I find is a better resource for maths than this
Tadashi starts to write out a mathematical equation. Suddenly, soothing music plays as his writing is shown on a repeating loop in slow motion. Animated cherry petals fly by as a stick figure meditates to the soft sound of the pencil on paper.
So things can be linked even if they are not touching? That's pretty deep for a Friday...
Awesome video! I love borromean link (I could make a joke about Zelda). There's also a really cool borromean-related thing to do with paper: there is way in which you can take a long piece of paper with two slots and make braid out of it (even though both ends are together)
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How can you make a joke about Zelda without mentioning Serpinski's Triforce?
+angeldude101 Hahahaha I've had enough bad maths jokes for today xD
+angeldude101 let's talk in three hours from now (it's 9 pm in here)
In addition to being very informative, I find Tadashi just pleasant to listen to, much like Computerphile's Prof. Brailsford.
This was the very first "magic trick" I ever learnt from a children's book about magic tricks.
I really like these tadashi's toys episodes. they're different
Very meditative indeed =u=
Make a new channel only for Tadashi
That might be the most interesting representation of the Brunnian property I've seen.
I had a choice between Tadashi and Sausage Party new trailer. I choose Tadashi undoubtedly.
The trailer is great and the movie looks amazing hahahaha
Why is this is relaxing xD
Tadashi FTW!
I'm very hypnotized by this somehow.
this guy is the best
Zen moment nabbed my like, hilarious.
When the music started, I looked at my taskbar to find the Minecraft window I had closed a few hours ago.
A minute in and I'm already "What is this sorcery?!"
I love these things. Part parlor tricks, part interesting mathematics or whatever(tm).
Its quite a common topology where pink and blue ribbon forms a torus and it keeps rotating.
when i was in middle school we used to make these knots with rubber bands to make a cool looking bracelet!
Wouldn't this be considered just having two loops? The first being your fingers and the second being one comprising the two strings? That is why you can pull one through the other? it is like the jelly-bracelet trick: put two jelly bracelet rings together to make one ring through which you put your wrist. It is really one mechanical loop comprised of two sections. Something like a chain loop. Yes a chain is comprised of hundreds of interlocking loops, but mechanically and in function, it really is just one loop. That is why Tadashi can pull both ribbon loops through his fingers. The ribbons are actually forming one functional loop.
laughed at the zen music. thanks. :-)
that is one pretty library.
half the video is just the animation loop and calming music
this is real magic!
The zen thing is kinda cool :)
Tadashi is here
More Tadashi. NOW!!!
Felt like Po in Kung Fu Panda 2, learning inner peace and Borromean Ribbons.
Tadashi is my spirit animal
Is there a 10 hour loop already?
Now, here's the question: Does this work with three or all numbers more than two or with only a subset of numbers?
My bet is that it only works with odd numbers of rings.
I think the blue and the pink loop can be considered as one loop that consists of two that's bound together, so they make a double layer loop. Then it can be thought of was two loops (the finger-loop and the blue/pink-loop). Then it's easier to make sense of it. Is it wrong to think this way?
+cimmik I wouldn't call it a Parker Square line of reasoning.