@@mirkx7382 what do you mean fragile? Physical state of someone's body, as long as the person is living a healthy lifestyle, doesn't matter in today's world. Intellectuality is the real power.
@@factsbykidd4765 But he wasn’t forced into it, he just had the capabilities to do it and he enjoyed learning and math. Not a normal life, but the key is that his parents let him do what he wanted instead of forcing him down a path.
Host: "If you were not a mathematician, what would you have been? Terrance: I would probably be the number 5. It's a nice prime number, useful to many things.
When he says "it's only after grad school that I realized you can direct your own research", you should note that he went to university when he was a kid...
@Tyler yeah, I finished my engineering degree in 4 years and so did most of my peers but I know plenty of people who took an extra semester or even year. A few of my friends are still finishing their degrees for various reasons, and we’re all 23-24 years old now. I even know a few people who graduated in 3 years. Everyone takes things at their own pace, it’s nothing to be ashamed of
"I started liking mathematics when I decided to calculate the proper trajectory to escape my mothers birthing canal. I was feet first and needed to realign my body, allowing for safe exit". Tao is the man lol.
@@Enthalpy-- ?????? It isnt a red herring, your point was literally that maths are useless without science even though it has pretty clear uses in accounting way before the scientific method was a thing
He is working on two of the millennium problems based on saying his work has been about naviert stokes and primes. Perfect endeavors for the greatest of the great maths minds.
@@yulonglian2137 I agree with your sentiment, but it's almost like a super-power. They mathematical level of abstraction requires a different way of thinking, which I think is quite unique. So I think for a day it would be very fun. Just like I think it would be fun to live in a daredevils mind for a day. However like you said I enjoy Gardening, and Mathematics. I think thats the cool thing about the internet, is that we can live vicariously through these people while pursuing our own goals and objectives. It displays humanities global effort.
As an Australian, I can confirm that Crocodile Dundee accent is a caricature of rural Australians. Terence's accent is quite common amongst educated Australians both rural and city.
"There is a place for using computers but first you have to work out... what is worth computing" I wish more computational scientists and engineers would spend more time on working out this strategy before embarking on huge computations wasting a lot of valuable CPU hours. (Un)fortunately, for many in the computational science world computing is both the means and the end of their activity. There is rarely any deep analysis of the necessary strategy that Terence so humbly talks about.
Absolutely right. "Supercomputers" are overrated. You could run a very good scientific career just with 1 laptop. In the past, great universities had only a millionth of 1 laptop. And they made nuclear bombs, mach 3 jets and landed on the moon. Clever programming is the real constraint, NOT speed or storage.
The type of computing Tao refers to is not of the sort applied scientists carry out in their work. For example, you can verify that the Collatz conjecture holds for all positive integers up to 10^6, or test other assertions this way, or gain intuition about special cases of some theory, or simplify an expression analytically with a computer algebra system. It doesn't seem to me that computational scientists and engineers waste their CPU hours on computations, because their problems are much more tractable.
you forgot to say (real) btw, would have 100% believed if you just said that one word, even though an "ong ong frfr bussin tbh no cap" wouldnta hurt either
Dude's Australian, and judging from your username you're Indian. How on earth did you teach him back in the '80s, when there wasn't that many Indian immigrants in Australia?
Lots of smart people but he comes off first of all as a kind, balanced human being. His genius in one area is just that - genius in ONE AREA, and he seems like someone who doesn’t define himself off one ability
Iq is merely the measure of how quickly you can identify patterns verbally or mathematically. Usually, people with higher iq's are smarter as they can learn new things much quicker and can understand it to a much greater depth. Whilst iq may not be entirely accurate it certainly is a good estimation of one's intelligence... I believe that haters of the iq test are those who do not score very highly.
Am surprised at how many good mathematicians are of Chinese heritage, including this guy, unknown and unemployable at the many teaching jobs he applied for, and ending up working at Subways for a while, surely Subway's smartest ex-employee! 😂 www.concordmonitor.com/counting-from-infinity-zhang-unh-math-twin-prime-movie-12492993
Iq is definitely a mesure of intelligence, but you know, they are exceptions, persons who have scored lower than expectations (due to their stress or mindset or even other difficulties that can be generated with higher iq that general). So the iq tests are indeed relevant but sometimes it has flaws.
Terence sir, you can never become a clerk or shopkeeper as your hand writing is not great...but the whole world knows that if you put some effort you can easily solve the remaining few unsolved mathematical problems which mankind failed to solve upto this edge of time. Thank you.
Terry Tao was also best friends with the classical composer Julian Cochran according to some media reports. Imagine being amongst their conversations in high school.
My favorite planet is Neptune because nobody talks about it. It's also interesting. There are a few moons I fall for, too. While I know that it was the neanderthals who said, "Don't not come near us, lest you die (disease) and the copper they enlightened us to make as it gets germs away, I would have written a book about how they were from Titan or something, lots of radiation, and they couldn't get near us, lest they scar their bodies. I also think there are more human-types that have more neanderthal in them and who hide like the gods of civilizations old and some African mixes, too. Many Africans, even though people are like, low IQ as a group, are extremely wise and open their minds up to more despite taking a test that has no composite meaning. I'm not trying to get out of my IQ. Years of abuse destroyed my memory.
Terrance Tao (IQ = 250) is the most Intelligence Man who was born after William James Sidis (IQ = 300), But unlike William James Sidis, Terrance Tao had better background to nurture & appreciate his intelligence.. In short Terrance Tao is the living William James Sidis..
This is a problem with people having High IQs, their Brain Processes things so fast that 🙄that they cannot align it with their speech, which is camparitively slower!!
That’s why I always loved math, there is a definite correct answer! There isn’t a grey area in between. I don’t like courses that there are multiple correct answers! I wanna be right or wrong. I thought I was the only one that thought that way LMAO!
Estimated IQ. No tests currently can successfully measure IQ ratings but the Mensa one did it very well and when you compare 2 persons who both take the mensa test and 1 double the other, you know that is real shit. His real IQ still remain as a mystery since the MENSA IQ maximum score is 160.
"Is there still a place for 'pencil and paper' mathematics ?" My goodness, what kind of silly question is that ! The computer can't do the thinking for you, only the donkey work. Has the interviewer never heard of Garbage In Garbage Out ?
1)Dive and till right 2)Lunge and then tackle and take down when secure 3)P.R The show accuratly 4)Look at avrious solutions isolate it 1)Format science:Look around their are various frames .Oreder it Out by diveding and concuering geometry becomes a dots . Remember the culture. Allign like a plan make it a table .Fixed no mistakes nullify failure maybe ask . Cenre around the soltuion solving the problem. 2)Format lawyer:Desperate in your messaging of words. Die amd lose yourself for it. Act ffor satisfaction. Be quick when honouring. Be Lpud and slam when somone vauses chaos. Make a speech to assure yourselfmofmyour verdict and pure world. 3)Format rugby player:Grab and push ormlet got maybe swing. Punch and flex them legs . Adapt and switch . Hit for masculitinity. Adapt and alter for style (weightloss recommeend for air travel ).Beat down definitve. 4)Model .show off your bod. Makeup and paint lines . Trends . Bold and sporadi. Enemies and allies
I have devised a way to proof the collatz conjecture. I want to discuss it with someone to make sure it is correct but anywhere near me there is no one to discuss it with. What can I do? I am in class 9 and with my knowledge I have devised a proof. Therefore I am not sure if it is correct. Therefore I want to discuss it with someone . I am serious. Don't take this comment as a spam of a random spammer or a false comment
I share Terence and I too have the mathematical proofs that the Cosmos has always communicated with numbers and sophisticated calculations like the Egyptian Codes that I discovered at the end of the 1980s. #Pierluigitenci
@@tencipierluigi Are you comparing yourself to Terence Tao? As far as I can tell what you're doing is more philosophical than mathematical. It also doesn't seem particularly groundbreaking. I see some of your science experiments but they look more like what I did in grade school than a professional attempt at logical analysis.
I have seen many fields medalist interviews and have seen some things common in them. They all sound quick, robotic and has less emotions in their speech. It sounds like a higher level of intelligence being is speaking. It seems like execptionally high intelligence causes this effect by eliminating emotions and expressions allowing the possessor to be more logical compared to the average person where their thought process is mostly driven by their emotions.
@@123-d1w5b Minutes and seconds can be both equally useful in certain contexts, minutes are acceptable for use with SI units, this guy is trying to one up people by enforcing the new metric system.
This man is so smart, he can correctly place a USB first time
Oh, come now, Tom. It's hard enough to believe anyone has an IQ of 230.
Tom Farrington 😂😂
@@mikemcdermott9656 its hard enough to believe someone can get struck by lighting 7 times in a row
Usally less intelligent people can not see, that someone is more intelligent. How could a fool agree with Einstein, for example
This comment just made my entire year
such a humble intellectual giant
he is also fragile
Since he had two kids, doubt it.
@@gerjaison well u see its more about family in asian families
@@mirkx7382 what do you mean fragile? Physical state of someone's body, as long as the person is living a healthy lifestyle, doesn't matter in today's world. Intellectuality is the real power.
@Noah dean if u think Iq is a measure of intelligence then think again
Good to see a genius who is actually happy. Most seem unhinged or hopelessly miserable.
His parents recognized his genius but wanted him to grow up as normally as possible hence the man we have here
@@Franciscasieri he was attending university at 12 and got his PHD at 21. He did not grow up normally
@@factsbykidd4765 But he wasn’t forced into it, he just had the capabilities to do it and he enjoyed learning and math. Not a normal life, but the key is that his parents let him do what he wanted instead of forcing him down a path.
@@heliogen5959 if only we all had his parents
@@cesaryasus5319 Because there is alot more money to be made by treating illness than there is by curing it.
Terence has never aged. It’s actually incredible....
Age is just a number...and he has mastered it.
@@Ease54 age i a word i guess
His brain got all the wrinkles his face should have got.
Because he isn't fat.
@@Ease54 sus
Host: "If you were not a mathematician, what would you have been?
Terrance: I would probably be the number 5. It's a nice prime number, useful to many things.
Whoa, not number 12? Egregious!
I would be the number 0
When he says "it's only after grad school that I realized you can direct your own research", you should note that he went to university when he was a kid...
He got his PhD when he was 21... I was 22 when I got my bachelor's degree, as are most people. Absolute legend
@@lifeofabronovich7792 ill probably be like 23
@@lifeofabronovich7792 but i dont care about age i have a dream and im not going to give that up for a number
@@UserName23567 yeah the important thing is that you eventually finish what you set out to accomplish
@Tyler yeah, I finished my engineering degree in 4 years and so did most of my peers but I know plenty of people who took an extra semester or even year. A few of my friends are still finishing their degrees for various reasons, and we’re all 23-24 years old now. I even know a few people who graduated in 3 years. Everyone takes things at their own pace, it’s nothing to be ashamed of
For the things I value, he is one of the richest men in the world.
very deep
I agree
So true
Indeed
Brasileiro?
"I started liking mathematics when I decided to calculate the proper trajectory to escape my mothers birthing canal. I was feet first and needed to realign my body, allowing for safe exit". Tao is the man lol.
FPrimeHD did he say that?
@@bobjones5869 uhhhhhhh
@@FPrimeHD1618 🤣🤣🤣
😂😂🤣🤣
@@bobjones5869 no. It is a joke
1:38 What a waste, he could be a GREAT shopkeeper. We need proper accounting in our shop!
Counting is a job for machines, not humans.
@@ashkara8652 wow watch out, broh!
It went right over your head
@@ashkara8652 r/woooosh
Fuck yo job
@@ashkara8652 in a couple of decades maybe making math will be a job for machines
This Terence guy seems nice. I think he will become a great accountant some day.
at the most fundamental level, these are the guys pushing tech forward
kinda
Mathematics is useless without Science.
@@Enthalpy-- it was invented before science, and not because it was useless.
@@himalayo Red herring
@@Enthalpy-- ?????? It isnt a red herring, your point was literally that maths are useless without science even though it has pretty clear uses in accounting way before the scientific method was a thing
A ledge-level genius and yet he seems to be the absolute sweetest guy. Swoon. 🤩🙏🏼😃😊
When Terence Tao left for college, he said to his father: "You are the man in the house now."
He offered scholarships to universities he studied at
He is working on two of the millennium problems based on saying his work has been about naviert stokes and primes. Perfect endeavors for the greatest of the great maths minds.
@@supertester23 so how did he get a fields medal?
@@ulkord lmaooo unbelievable how this man thinks Terence tao is unable to do original research
@@supertester23 that's a unique opinion. Care to elaborate? I'd be interested
If he solves those two he will be one of the greatest to ever live.
"I'm very lucky to have co-authors who can do these computations ...for me"
Along with being so intelligent, he is such a likable guy. In the 4 minutes I've heard him talk, I already like the guy
Bruce Lee of Mathematics
Euler
Both men are the all-time all-times of their fields
@@bensalemmohamedabderrahman5844 no
@@justinkauffman3729 no
This is good
i envy him, he is literally the smartest man alive
parsa fakhar Grisha Perelman**
Indeed he is, but why is that enviable? We all end up in the casket. Live your best life and be happy
He is probably the third smartest person ever
These people are at the frontlines working with the hardest problems out there and we are all just treading along trying to learn the basics
@@yulonglian2137 I agree with your sentiment, but it's almost like a super-power.
They mathematical level of abstraction requires a different way of thinking, which I think is quite unique.
So I think for a day it would be very fun.
Just like I think it would be fun to live in a daredevils mind for a day.
However like you said I enjoy Gardening, and Mathematics.
I think thats the cool thing about the internet, is that we can live vicariously through these people while pursuing our own goals and objectives.
It displays humanities global effort.
He seems likeable. Humble demeanor.
His Australian accent is the "mildest" I've ever heard - the antithesis of Crocodile Dundee!
Up until today i fully thought he was english
As an Australian, I can confirm that Crocodile Dundee accent is a caricature of rural Australians. Terence's accent is quite common amongst educated Australians both rural and city.
He's also lived in the US for most of his adult life, so maybe that mellowed it out a bit.
Terrence Tao is the greatest living Mathematician.
What about Fefferman(princeton) he earned his phd 1 year earlier than Tao , they had the same phd supervisor at princeton
And what about ramanujan ? It took almost 150 years to prove his theorems.
@@informativemode3228 yeah , I admired great Ramanujan sir very much but he is talking about greatest "living" mathematician.
"There is a place for using computers but first you have to work out... what is worth computing" I wish more computational scientists and engineers would spend more time on working out this strategy before embarking on huge computations wasting a lot of valuable CPU hours. (Un)fortunately, for many in the computational science world computing is both the means and the end of their activity. There is rarely any deep analysis of the necessary strategy that Terence so humbly talks about.
YES! This is something I have thought about many times but had trouble articulating it.
Absolutely right. "Supercomputers" are overrated. You could run a very good scientific career just with 1 laptop. In the past, great universities had only a millionth of 1 laptop. And they made nuclear bombs, mach 3 jets and landed on the moon. Clever programming is the real constraint, NOT speed or storage.
The type of computing Tao refers to is not of the sort applied scientists carry out in their work. For example, you can verify that the Collatz conjecture holds for all positive integers up to 10^6, or test other assertions this way, or gain intuition about special cases of some theory, or simplify an expression analytically with a computer algebra system. It doesn't seem to me that computational scientists and engineers waste their CPU hours on computations, because their problems are much more tractable.
Such a nice guy
Me: Terence what is 0:0?
Terence: *gives logical explanation*
Consider the empty set in a ratio to another empty set. You have two equivalent sets that contain null, therefore 1
@@pichass9337
Wrong
@@pichass9337 Ring theory and division algebra: *not so fast boy*
it a smiley
@@hellopleychess3190 wait you're right 🤭
Wow ... I need a mentor like you ... Respect
This kid is brilliant, I was his teacher in kindergarten 😀
Ah yes ofc
@@nalat1suket4nk0 you have to believe it
@@trekzindia7141 you know it doesn't take that much effort to look at your channel
you forgot to say (real) btw, would have 100% believed if you just said that one word, even though an "ong ong frfr bussin tbh no cap" wouldnta hurt either
Dude's Australian, and judging from your username you're Indian. How on earth did you teach him back in the '80s, when there wasn't that many Indian immigrants in Australia?
seems that he's a great person as well as he are as a mathematician
He's pretty normal for a mathematical genius
What did you expected him to be when you click on this video? Seriously? Do you expect him to be eccentric? Unhinge? Derange? What?
I love this man i m starting study math and he became my inspiration
Looks like a very humble guy.
Lots of smart people but he comes off first of all as a kind, balanced human being. His genius in one area is just that - genius in ONE AREA, and he seems like someone who doesn’t define himself off one ability
I doubt it’s just in one area
@@Keralasha444 well he’s not a rockstar who’s also got a Ph.D and mayor of his hometown right
He needs more relaxation and rest. He looks so tired. This is the best way to fully utilize his intellect.
Hucky Kim he’s focused not tired
Thats is bad side tobe genius is taking responbility for science progress in his whole life fuzzy man
Yes, you obviously know what's best for Terrence Tao. He's a genius because he doesn't know what he's doing. So true.
Useful video. Thank you!
What a nice guy
I really like how he speaks.
gay?
Great guy and genius. Love to have a beer with him.
Iq is merely the measure of how quickly you can identify patterns verbally or mathematically. Usually, people with higher iq's are smarter as they can learn new things much quicker and can understand it to a much greater depth. Whilst iq may not be entirely accurate it certainly is a good estimation of one's intelligence... I believe that haters of the iq test are those who do not score very highly.
I'm 88 iq but I'm smart! Iq test sucks!!
@@Terrydober1 No you are just dumb...
Residober well um here’s an example sorry mate ur just dumb
Am surprised at how many good mathematicians are of Chinese heritage, including this guy, unknown and unemployable at the many teaching jobs he applied for, and ending up working at Subways for a while, surely Subway's smartest ex-employee! 😂
www.concordmonitor.com/counting-from-infinity-zhang-unh-math-twin-prime-movie-12492993
Iq is definitely a mesure of intelligence, but you know, they are exceptions, persons who have scored lower than expectations (due to their stress or mindset or even other difficulties that can be generated with higher iq that general). So the iq tests are indeed relevant but sometimes it has flaws.
Dude so smart he can create a universe in his spare time.
nice interview
TT: i am not good with programming .
Also made 8th-9th standard programs since he was 6 years old.
I had to say it: Aussie legend!
A living prodigy.
4:00 minutes and he choose the 4th planet, that is awesome.
Terence sir, you can never become a clerk or shopkeeper as your hand writing is not great...but the whole world knows that if you put some effort you can easily solve the remaining few unsolved mathematical problems which mankind failed to solve upto this edge of time. Thank you.
Terry Tao was also best friends with the classical composer Julian Cochran according to some media reports. Imagine being amongst their conversations in high school.
he said he's working on navier stroke equation.
that's my favorite equation.
Hey Terrence, what is 263748 ÷ 53738?
Terrence: Yes.
Yeaaa, it's not impossible to solve this in under 30 secounds
And for this i needed more than 30secs .-.
About 5
4.92 ish
This guy is the real life Will Hunting (at least the math part)
All respect
My favorite planet is Neptune because nobody talks about it. It's also interesting. There are a few moons I fall for, too. While I know that it was the neanderthals who said, "Don't not come near us, lest you die (disease) and the copper they enlightened us to make as it gets germs away, I would have written a book about how they were from Titan or something, lots of radiation, and they couldn't get near us, lest they scar their bodies. I also think there are more human-types that have more neanderthal in them and who hide like the gods of civilizations old and some African mixes, too. Many Africans, even though people are like, low IQ as a group, are extremely wise and open their minds up to more despite taking a test that has no composite meaning. I'm not trying to get out of my IQ. Years of abuse destroyed my memory.
look at the chapter names
The great mind
Great writer too!
Hey T, let’s take a trip to Vegas, my treat.
already banned in all of the casinos
Are we simping for Tao?
I watched the 4 minute interview in 3 minutes. I'm a physics professor.
4" --> 3" ! .. U 2; a certified genus ?
First time that I saw an interview of Terence TAO 🥹🥹
*and here's me getting 15% on my math test*
He was able to do mathematics before he was consciously doing it.
"learned from watching Sesame Street" FeelsGoodMan
Clap
Terrance Tao (IQ = 250) is the most Intelligence Man who was born after William James Sidis (IQ = 300), But unlike William James Sidis, Terrance Tao had better background to nurture & appreciate his intelligence.. In short Terrance Tao is the living William James Sidis..
Ok.
English is too slow for this guy.
No, Is so Smart that he's brain can't be syncroniced with hymself
This is a problem with people having High IQs, their Brain Processes things so fast that 🙄that they cannot align it with their speech, which is camparitively slower!!
it happens to me jaja):
PD: my IQ Is 148
@@davidomarcastillotorres2191Very nice👍👍
That’s why I always loved math, there is a definite correct answer! There isn’t a grey area in between. I don’t like courses that there are multiple correct answers! I wanna be right or wrong. I thought I was the only one that thought that way LMAO!
I predict that in his lifetime he will prove both the Collatz Conjecture and the Navier Stokes Existence and Smoothness problems
that's some bold prediction
he has IQ of 230+.He is a Genius.
rudr'a rajput i mean, he has the double of the average intelligence, he is definetely a Great Genius
Wow that's some shocking information right there.
Estimated IQ. No tests currently can successfully measure IQ ratings but the Mensa one did it very well and when you compare 2 persons who both take the mensa test and 1 double the other, you know that is real shit. His real IQ still remain as a mystery since the MENSA IQ maximum score is 160.
@@R4INTUcanaldeCODiotrosjuegos Lol is shit measure of intelligence
@diztiinct damn if he only got 140 :(
Tony Stark worked out time travel by solving the Mobius strip problem.
I feel like his brain is working way faster than his mouth and he can’t keep up 💀
...compressing and decompressing the atmosphere ...to try and encode an understanding (wish there was a better way)
I think his words struggle to catch up with his mind when he talks
"Is there still a place for 'pencil and paper' mathematics ?" My goodness, what kind of silly question is that ! The computer can't do the thinking for you, only the donkey work. Has the interviewer never heard of Garbage In Garbage Out ?
1)Dive and till right
2)Lunge and then tackle and take down when secure
3)P.R The show accuratly
4)Look at avrious solutions isolate it
1)Format science:Look around their are various frames .Oreder it Out by diveding and concuering geometry becomes a dots . Remember the culture. Allign like a plan make it a table .Fixed no mistakes nullify failure maybe ask . Cenre around the soltuion solving the problem.
2)Format lawyer:Desperate in your messaging of words. Die amd lose yourself for it. Act ffor satisfaction. Be quick when honouring. Be Lpud and slam when somone vauses chaos. Make a speech to assure yourselfmofmyour verdict and pure world.
3)Format rugby player:Grab and push ormlet got maybe swing. Punch and flex them legs . Adapt and switch . Hit for masculitinity. Adapt and alter for style (weightloss recommeend for air travel ).Beat down definitve.
4)Model .show off your bod. Makeup and paint lines . Trends . Bold and sporadi. Enemies and allies
Navier-Stokes is trivial when seen rightly.
It is crazy to think that in a way, the thing that gave birth to this genius that would become Terrence Tao, was Sesame Street.
😂😂
a very smart guy
Rest free
Most important information. He watch Sesame Street. Period. We all smart! 😂
Excellence inspiring other to be
If i had his level of intellect I would use mathematics to predict the stock market.
Accounting and maths is different
Automatic subtitle/chapter generation at its finest: 0:56 "The Fuhrer was crazy"...yeah we already know that.
He is fast speak
really wish I had his brain
I have devised a way to proof the collatz conjecture. I want to discuss it with someone to make sure it is correct but anywhere near me there is no one to discuss it with. What can I do? I am in class 9 and with my knowledge I have devised a proof. Therefore I am not sure if it is correct. Therefore I want to discuss it with someone .
I am serious. Don't take this comment as a spam of a random spammer or a false comment
discuss it with your teacher.
Try to publish it.
Think about it... the world would be a different place today if Terence were born before the industrial revolution...
Then Terence wouldn't be Terence, he would be einstein!
I'd only last 4 seconds with Terrance Tao
I share Terence and I too have the mathematical proofs that the Cosmos has always communicated with numbers and sophisticated calculations like the Egyptian Codes that I discovered at the end of the 1980s. #Pierluigitenci
...what?
@@parkermoss6378 Hi Parker, You can see some examples in my RUclips videos. #pierluigitenci
@@tencipierluigi Are you comparing yourself to Terence Tao? As far as I can tell what you're doing is more philosophical than mathematical. It also doesn't seem particularly groundbreaking. I see some of your science experiments but they look more like what I did in grade school than a professional attempt at logical analysis.
He should be a live streamer like ice Poseidon
what was his biggest contribution?
Section two of the video: "the Fuhrer was crazy"
I'm glad he didn't become a shopkeeper.
Important questions like sentiency of AI, spirituality etc. were ignored.
He looks like an Asian version of Brendon Urie, but way smarter.
0:59 subtitles
"very lucky to have coauthors"... i have a funny feeling you could pick the coauthors you want given your reputation lol.
I have seen many fields medalist interviews and have seen some things common in them. They all sound quick, robotic and has less emotions in their speech. It sounds like a higher level of intelligence being is speaking. It seems like execptionally high intelligence causes this effect by eliminating emotions and expressions allowing the possessor to be more logical compared to the average person where their thought process is mostly driven by their emotions.
His mind is so fast, his mouth can't catch up
I bench press more than him and that's what counts
Im about to binge watch sesame street lolol
his brain is working faster than his mouth, maybe that is why he stutters a bit
1+1=10
Don’t you mean 240 seconds with Terrence Tao. Always convert to the Mathematical SI unit
Why, using SI units when you have a better option (faster etc) is pointless. Was it a joke?
@@123-d1w5b Minutes and seconds can be both equally useful in certain contexts, minutes are acceptable for use with SI units, this guy is trying to one up people by enforcing the new metric system.