Animation vs. Math [REACTION!]

Welcome to my channel, where I unlock the hidden potential of mathematics in the world of business! In this captivating video, I react to Alan Becker's awe-inspiring creation, "Animation vs Math." Get ready to witness the collision of creativity and logic and discover how math can revolutionize your business strategy.
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[@julianemery718]

I love that when you plug infinity into the equation it all cancels out to -1 again.
-1 is everywhere and can be found everywhere.
Math is so damn cool!

[@natecas0865]

One of the things that blew my mind when learning math is the concept of "levels of infinity". There are infinities that are larger than others. They showed this during the "mech" fight scene.
When orange tried hitting the mech with the infinity tangent gun, the mech used an integral from 0 - infinity to stop it, so orange needed something stronger to defeat him.
When orange created the sin and cosine waves, that created a multi-dimensional infinity, so a single integral cannot integrate that.
The amount of detail that goes into this is insane, and it is beautifully animated.

[@sayansaha155]

Ok. Heres were you misunderstood. The orange dude (eho is called The Second Coming or TSC) wants to exit the math dimension. He needs to help of Euler's number to access the imaginary dimension and find his way back to his own dimension. That's why he put the X between e and iπ, as in *eXiπ.*

[@nathan_mcleod]

Thanks for the explanation!

[@sayansaha155]

@@nathan_mcleod no problem. You could see when TSC first added the ones to get a 10, he tried putting his hand through the 0. That was him trying to find the portal back.

[@davethesid8960]

Did you notice the integral sign as the weapon of the big guy?
Btw, at the end that's aleph (first Hebrew letter) and it represents the smallest infinity.

[@nathan_mcleod]

I actually did not notice the integral on my first time watching. I see it now of course. And good to know. Aleph!

[@nathan_mcleod]

Check out the Short video about how CRAZY numbers are! ruclips.net/user/shortshIx_lIELiws

[@NimbusCloud_]

The thumbnail looks great

[@nathan_mcleod]

Thank you friend.

[@tindansandow8823]

The e is Eulers number which is 2.71

[@nathan_mcleod]

I remembered that later on in the day lol

[@cliptracer8980]

Gg

[@TheRealLF2]

fourth

[@nathan_mcleod]

My the Fourth be with you my friend.

[@timurtarih]

First Commant

[@nathan_mcleod]

AND welcome to the comment section!

[@tindansandow8823]

I hate math