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Numberphile
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Videos about numbers and mathematics. Videos by Brady Haran since 2011.
Our thanks to Jane Street and our Patreon supporters.
Our thanks to Jane Street and our Patreon supporters.
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Numberphile
Numberphile creator Brady working with a pilot made on a new aviation podcast - links here...
Apple:
https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast...
Spotify:
https://open.spotify.com/show/033x15n...
Website:
https://www.runway23.fm/
Patreon:
https://www.patreon.com/cw/Runway23
Reddit:
https://www.reddit.com/r/Runway23/
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Numberphile
Just a reminder that there is a discount code for the Gear Train that I promoted in a recent video... The code is NUMBERPHILE10OFF
I've bought one of these personally and, while they did sponsor an episode, I am re-posting because I think they're a cool British business and I like the stuff they make! :)
https://www.metmo.co.uk/products/metm...
(PS: I am not sure how the 200-year guarantee would work, but okay!?)
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Numberphile
Some Patreon bonus content posted just now... Behind-the-scenes from our Rubik's Cube video...
https://www.patreon.com/posts/157991867
(thanks to everyone who supports us over there - it means a lot!)
And FYI... A brand new video with Neil Sloane coming here to the channel in the next day or two. It's a good one!
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Numberphile
Had to share this from Brady's "Unmade Podcast" project (no prior knowledge necessary) -
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jtSw8...
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steve1978ger
(10 years ago)
Unless it's a mathematician's party, stating "You're cutting this cake in a very faulty way" will probably result in not being invited again.
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christophergaspar6520
(5 years ago)
nice statement at the end
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leannb2513
(10 years ago)
alternative solution: eat the entire cake in one sitting
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SickSkilz
(7 years ago)
This is a great way for a single guy with no friends to ensure that the suffering another birthday alone is drawn out for as many days as possible.
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prose.and.providence
(9 years ago)
What is this foreign concept of a "leftover cake"?
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Michael_Korky
(10 years ago)
everybody knows there is no day two for a cake
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Ho3n3r
(9 years ago)
If you still have cake left over from the previous day, I'm doubting it was a delicious cake to begin with.
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mordaren
(10 years ago)
This might be satisfying for mathematicians, but a physicist will point out that the rubber band will stretch when put in a cool refridgerator. Thus the effect of the rubber band is nullified, and you've opened up for up to 4 times as much surface area exposal than what you tried to get away from when simply slicing out a wedge.
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DizzIlike
(10 years ago)
People's faces when I cut the cake at the next birthday party...
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EfHaichDee
(10 years ago)
This is why mathematicians are never taken seriously by the general public.
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gaeb-hd4lf
(8 years ago)
"maximizing the amount of gastronomical pleasure"
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overkillsnake
(10 years ago)
Saran Wrap? Tupperware? Aluminium foil? A covered cake stand? Maths....because we can.
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montygordon
(9 years ago)
The cake to icing ratio on the last slices would be bad
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orangefirelite
(4 weeks ago)
301 views here >>>
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stevendieudonne4027
(11 years ago)
Not only does the cake stay moist , you also get an infinite process, which mean infinite cakes.
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thepip3599
(10 years ago)
I wish he kept going until it was crazily tiny, and he couldn't cut it anymore without squishing it.
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thechickennuggetoffate
(6 years ago)
"Maximizing the amount of gastronomic pleasure"
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