Terence Tao: Structure and Randomness in the Prime Numbers
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- Опубліковано 2 сер 2024
- A public lecture by Terence Tao, 2010 laureate, Frederick Esser Nemmers Prize in Mathematics. ____
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Terence Tao is the best living mathematician in the world.
His Brain at 3000 Hz, Mouth at 60 Hz, A Genius ,,......
I love how he's trying to dumb-down everything he says.
Every time a slide comes up, you can see him like 'oof! how am I gonna explain this one?'
@misereiko666
Tip: next time you get in an internet argument, you really don't have to list and justify your major life accomplishments. It screams insecurity.
By the way, I noticed videos with prodigies in them can get crazy in the comments. Maybe Tao's very humble demeanor is because he's faced envy at his intelligence? Smart kids who never bothered anybody, people still can treat them like "oh, yeah, he thinks he's better than *me* I'll show him!" Would get old if everyone constantly wanted to prove themselves against you.
Every time, Professor Tao would be shuffling backwards and forwards at the start of his lectures.
Then Avalokitesvara(Contemplator of the World's Sounds) Bodhisattva arose from his seat, bowed at the Buddha's feet, and said to the Buddha:
"Bhagavan, I remember when, as many eons ago as there are sand grains in the Ganges, there was a Buddha in the world named Contemplator of the World's Sounds. I aroused the Bodhi-Heart while with that Buddha, who taught me to enter Samadhi through a process of hearing and reflecting."
I got here through numberphile. Gotta appreciate this Terry Tao. I am a lot like him.
You are truly great and can see through Tao's fanbois obvious bullshit and hatred
TAO-ME-HA-ME-HAAAAAAA
Assuming that, tomorrow, we were to find a simple proof that numbers (by number I mean integers) do obviously exist, how might that change our view of the world we live in? Then perhaps, the (sci fi) Haiku . . .
Time is number gone
to hell and all of nature
its flesh in ruin.
or perhaps not.
"This is why we don't consider 1 a prime number. We used to-"
"Yeah I remember in primary school thinking 1 was a prime"
"-about 200 years ago"
"... Maybe it was kindergarten"
i suspect tao could really benefit from meditation
don't waste your time replying to trolls
He seems cluttered
May we talk relax? Why in hurry?
Think about Elon Musk, these 2 people have the same problem, their mouths are too slow to sync their thoughts... LOL
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Then Avalokitesvara(Contemplator of the World's Sounds) Bodhisattva arose from his seat, bowed at the Buddha's feet, and said to the Buddha:
"Bhagavan, I remember when, as many eons ago as there are sand grains in the Ganges, there was a Buddha in the world named Contemplator of the World's Sounds. I aroused the Bodhi-Heart while with that Buddha, who taught me to enter Samadhi through a process of hearing and reflecting."