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Hey I'm Diesel, I'm currently commenting with the account given to me by my school and I just wanted to say thank you for this video, it helped me a lot with my research class and especially the project that we are working on. I hope you continue to make your videos better and help more students and researchers like me out on their future research related projects. Much love from the Philippines.

Its indeed very astonishing and incredible teaching and researched you had shared here Professor Ken 🙏 Thank you so much.. 🤓💯 I did learn so much important lecture about The Greatness of Ramanujan and his magnificent mind that beyond belief to understand. Despite the tragic of his life Ramanujan indeed " The Great Mathematician " in the world that had lived among us.

We should indeed search the world for the next Ramanujan

Thank you, James. An inspiration for our own soon to be published video

Great presentation by a genius about a genius

Many people outside of india is watching this movie and talking about it but you will find many people in our country India from the same mathematics stream do not know about this legend

Prof Ken doesn't get enough credit for his incredible works in every field that he's in...

Amazing lecture. I'm a university student in the UK and your explanations on this topic were perfect!

Good lecture and a very good research on Ramanujan that you have done Prof. Ono. Thanks for bringing to light the life and times of the great genius.

Did Ramanujan get a Nobel Prize?

thanks

ramanujan is a genius

thanks

Hey viewers! There's one error in this video: whenever I say "National Consumer Survey," what I mean to say is "National Consumer Study." I've had a hard time remembering which it is, but I definitely won't forget after this! Also, when looking at the small sample numbers in the crosstab, I say to not use numbers with the double asterisk. It would be more accurate to say to not use those exact numbers in your analysis. If there's a really big index positive index associated with a small sample size, you can use that information to influence how you build your primary research and what demographics you'll want to seek out for that.

Hey viewers! There are a couple of goofs in the video, but I wanted to get the tutorial finished in time for Summer I. At 3:03, there are definitely 258 brands, because that number somehow changed after I recorded the audio in mid-March. At 4:49, I say Report Options, but it's definitely on the Report Format page. Sorry about that!