Mid-Month Math Medley February 2019 || LGBT+ History Month
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- Опубликовано: 30 сен 2024
- Thanks so much for watching! Remember to let me know if you have any interesting Pi day plans, or items to be included in next month's MMMM - also send me those cheesy Maths pick-up lines @ayliean
All the links:
Vi Hart's new video • The Mathematics of Mon...
Numberphile Podcast www.numberphil...
Jo Morgan's book launch for Matt Parker's "Humble Pi" www.eventbrite...
Hannah Fry talking about looooove www.ted.com/ta...
Maths with Bad Drawings' Mathematical pick-up lines mathwithbaddra...
Antony Bonato on being a gay Mathematician anthonybonato....
AMS blog celebrating LGBT Mathematicians blogs.ams.org/...
Autumn Kent talking about her work and the difficulties of being trans • Asteroids, Donuts, and...
The Maths behind the Enigma Machine • 158,962,555,217,826,36...
and some more Enigma Machine Maths • WWII Enigma Machine: T...
Aaaaaaand a bunch of sources I used when trying to find information about LGBT Mathematicians throughout history
www.lgbtarchive...
en.wikipedia.o...
en.wikipedia.o...
en.wikipedia.o...
www.lgbtmath.org/
• Asteroids, Donuts, and...
www.math.wisc.e...
blogs.scientif...
www.elliotdwill...
legacy.lib.ute...
legacy.lib.ute...
www-history.mcs...
www.tandfonlin...
en.wikipedia.o...
"There is some sort of perverse pleasure in knowing that it's basically impossible to send a piece of hate mail through the Internet without its being touched by a gay program. That's kind of funny."
- Eric Allman, openly gay author of the sendmail program
Late to the party here but I can say as a queer individual that identifies as female that I first started rocking calculus and anything beyond derivatives of polynomials (is it called that in english?) when I got on estrogen. The "mans brain" thing is an insubstantial brain fart, if anything testosterone makes you more inclined to attempt to brute force a problem into submission than actually trying to figure out a well calculated and thought through solution to a problem.
From that perspective I must be more inclined to say that I am impressed that there are testosterone dominant individuals anywhere close to math and its related subjects in the first place.
I mean in my experience, E made no change to my ability to do math. I’m more confident now that I’m on E, so that helps. I also feel like caring about things in general.
Amazing words. I agree with your thinking on almost everything.
You can't have just one corner twisted on a rubik's cube! Aaagh! :)
I wondered if that would ruin someone’s day! Hehehe
Just seeing your stuff and wanted to say thanks for the LGBT+ mentions and bit o history - the Alan Turing movie with Engleburt Cumberbund (jk) was fantastic, tragic, and inspiring.
I stopped cubing because of homophobia but that's ok, I'm a musician now:)
I stopped cubing because of homophobia but that's ok, I'm a musician now:)
Heyyyyy awesome video I m drawing some dragon curves right now !
Awesome, you’ll have to send me some pics when you’re done! 😊
Just stumbled on your channel and love it. Something that often crosses my mind is how much more advanced we would be as a society if instead of the rampant bias, people would have been nurtured to grow to their full potential. I also wonder at what point things went so wrong that this discrimination started. As you mentioned on the video, 2500 years ago no one cared about other people gender/inclination.