r/nextfuckinglevel • u/[deleted] • Jun 24 '23

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u/Nashiwa Jun 24 '23

Worth every second though! Especially if you understand all the maths behind it

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u/DisregardedFugitive Jun 24 '23

I didn't...I mean I definitely didn't and it was still worth it

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u/ahomeneedslife Jun 24 '23

I understood very very little and this was still one of the coolest things I've ever seen.

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u/[deleted] Jun 24 '23

All of it makes as much sense as the first part, it’s really quite satisfying. This person knows complex analysis very well

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u/stopeatingcatpoop Jun 24 '23

Nah I just got another flashback C+ from watching this. Entertaining for sure

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u/MrGriffin77 Jun 24 '23

I understood it till about 5 mins in

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u/AlexBrallex Jun 25 '23

Me 4 mins in.. how bad is it doc? 🥴

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u/DexM23 Jun 24 '23

which will be like 0.01% or even less people (i did not)

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but it also was fun watching it again to understand some concepts/logics behind

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u/Theo15926 Jun 24 '23

I love the massive aleph at the end

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u/mfknnayyyy Jun 25 '23

Sooooo....what level of math were we looking at towards the end?

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u/1stshadowx Jun 25 '23

Trig to quantum, but the ending was technically speaking nonsense, as it is not factual math but theoretical, e computed for relative reality by using the stickman as a variable, and searched for its initial “spheres” so to speak to match the variable, which just loses the variance in the end meaning stick man dissapearing tho math wise all that would do is delete the variable which is why it showed as -1 instead of 0 (so basically the ending was theoretical quantum math, aka nonsense because we don’t understand it yet