Pi, 3.14, Hand Drawn by Savant Jason Padgett, Synesthesia

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  • Опубликовано: 4 окт 2024

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  • @aldonatomiczek9407
    @aldonatomiczek9407 7 лет назад +12

    Dear Jason, I am just reading your book and came to the channel to see the drawings you were talking about. Your story is amazingly inspiring - and thank you so much for sharing it with us. Recent neuro-plasticity studies confirm that we may indeed enter new times of thinking of TBI as opportunity to enhance post injury lives.

  • @johnfisher2810
    @johnfisher2810 10 лет назад +31

    Beautiful dude. You should draw a visualization of an atom or something we take as physical. Enjoy life man

  • @jamesbon1
    @jamesbon1 5 лет назад +16

    Fantastic drawing. dear Jason, I saw your interview on the Megan Kelly show. Sir, if you're averaging 31% in the stock market, you have a new career. Better yet, you don't even need a career. You can sit back and allow the interest to compound. I wish you would help the little people though...lol. Please write a book on how to invest, what patterns to watch, etc.

  • @parinitachakma765
    @parinitachakma765 5 лет назад +5

    The accidental genius

  • @malfunkt
    @malfunkt 10 лет назад +29

    I feel like my head just ran a minor operating system update watching this :) in a good way.
    In my minds eye, this is something I can very much visualize a computer graphics application carrying out. That said, it would be great to watch a higher definition video of this, with your hand drawings. It would also help others in learning - and seeing - your explanation of Pi.

    • @ondley
      @ondley 8 лет назад +1

      +malfunkt I am sure that with the desired result of the test; a computer may have a greater definition of the subject. My question is: What result are we desired to understand, or rather; What result will give us the highest return value in terms of 'knowledge-value' of the result.
      'knowledge-value' : The 'market' value of the subject skill/implementation.

  • @jasonmartinez4987
    @jasonmartinez4987 8 лет назад +9

    I had this ability when I was a kid. It was called Spirograph.

  • @gimmefavoursings333
    @gimmefavoursings333 4 года назад +3

    I would love if you could explain the drawing in detail and how you made it.

  • @rosslahive
    @rosslahive 13 лет назад +1

    "wow" - that's dame beautiful-

  • @witchywoman4139
    @witchywoman4139 4 месяца назад

    Brilliant.

  • @HealthyAndrew
    @HealthyAndrew 5 лет назад

    There’s a book called Whole Brain Power by Michael Lavery that changed my life. Some of the teachings include speaking in complete sentences, ambidexterity, fine motor control exercises, and memory drills. I’m fascinated by the brain, and watching your TED talk and other videos about you really inspired me. I want to know how to draw like this. I want to know how math equates to these drawings and where these shapes come into daily life.

  • @babyplaze
    @babyplaze 5 лет назад

    Very impressive.

  • @nickilovesdogs8137
    @nickilovesdogs8137 6 лет назад

    Your story is proof to the whole world that there is infinitely more than science has wrapped it's head around so far. We call those things metaphysical. But in reality it is not meta. It's just physical and physics and math.

  • @ericshawnthompsonjr.510
    @ericshawnthompsonjr.510 Год назад

    Very very amazing

  • @revealview
    @revealview 6 лет назад +1

    Hi Jason, I just stayed up all night reading your book from cover to cover, I was hoping to find that video you talked about in the book, the first one you ever uploaded to youtube? Anyway, this one is cool too and i really dig the music! What is that music?

  • @LIGHTININGBAM
    @LIGHTININGBAM 13 лет назад +1

    Am I correct in thinking that the period after the D in your name is also the midpoint of the starting line? Or am I crazy?

  • @haraldhuber3734
    @haraldhuber3734 3 года назад

    Hey, hello. First thank ya for 6.28...a question...do Chakras are being geometrical centers?? Maybe you can see theme now? Thnx if you think about it, or answer it for me. Good luck too you :)

  • @sebrodot119
    @sebrodot119 6 лет назад +1

    Hello Jason ,I have a question i would like to ask if I may which lingers in my thoughts. Is Pi solely for the human eye ? Thank you.

  • @riverdeep399
    @riverdeep399 5 лет назад +1

    Its beautiful and precise but I just don't get it. :(

  • @maelstrom2313
    @maelstrom2313 5 лет назад +1

    Is there a relationship between the outer circle and the inner circle? If so does it correspond to any formal concept in math?

    • @JASONQUANTUM1
      @JASONQUANTUM1  5 лет назад +2

      The ring is a photon shell around a non- rotating black hole. Good question!

    • @maelstrom2313
      @maelstrom2313 5 лет назад +2

      @@JASONQUANTUM1 Fascinating, thanks so much for the response!
      I imagine the tangent lines on the ring should then correspond somewhat to the gravitational forces keeping the protons in orbit.. Unfortunately, my mental model breaks down when trying to visualize the spherical equivalent.
      I hope you have a math/physics course somewhere online - your teaching style in this field would be a godsend for visual learners, especially those of us who flunked Linear Algebra twice!

  • @ronanrox
    @ronanrox 3 года назад

    Hello, Jason.
    I wonder whether you'd answer this...
    Do you use a line segment of a certain length when drawing using it as a base, or is it any segment that counts as a unit or one and the rest follows? And the second one, do those filaments (grid lines, if I'm not wrong) exist in front of your eyes as the border between colors or an object's edge against the wall? Or is it a thin lengthy color tract, and if so of what color?

  • @Munecoshh1
    @Munecoshh1 2 года назад

    How do you actually start?

  • @saisreekar4425
    @saisreekar4425 4 года назад

    Sir, how did you drawn and what's the radius of the circle you've taken?

  • @emilyxu5563
    @emilyxu5563 5 лет назад

    Where the nerds thrive

  • @CaptainAndrewWiggins
    @CaptainAndrewWiggins 10 лет назад

    what is it i don't get it.

  • @iBangAPES
    @iBangAPES 12 лет назад

    i want a tutorial D:

  • @ehsaanullahkahn1172
    @ehsaanullahkahn1172 6 лет назад

    Jason Padgett, do you have an email address where you can be reached?

  • @baquetastorpes
    @baquetastorpes 4 года назад

    What Is the name' song?

  • @TheOgi22
    @TheOgi22 6 лет назад

    Where is the point?

  • @alkeryn1700
    @alkeryn1700 3 года назад

    i don't see what's so crazy about this shit, anyone can do that.

  • @bytecraftman2729
    @bytecraftman2729 6 лет назад

    Lol... I was right... I made (well, not sure whether the formula already exists or not, but) formula for calculating the surface area of the sphere without using a quadratic differential equation based on the belief that there is no perfect 'curve' exist. Well... even though my math teacher said there is no such a thing, but good to know that my way to translate the area could be an alternative.

  • @lecokase
    @lecokase 11 месяцев назад

    Keine comprendu