My favorite example of this is: "This pangram contains four As, one B, two Cs, one D, thirty Es, six Fs, five Gs, seven Hs, eleven Is, one J, one K, two Ls, two Ms, eighteen Ns, fifteen Os, two Ps, one Q, five Rs, twenty-seven Ss, eighteen Ts, two Us, seven Vs, eight Ws, two Xs, three Ys, & one Z."
@@Squantampersand is a real letter tho, it just got cut from the alphabet song and sits alone, used to right after the freaky emo letters xyz& the name is even a mishearing of the alphabet song from a super long time ago, “x y z, and, per say, and” at least from what I’ve heard
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Thanks! I've had a folder of "goofy impact sound effects" for a few years, and it has 10 files, so it's fun that I can just hook it up to my typing animation, and it's suddenly 10x funner to watch!
This comment contains EIGHT verbs, FOURTEEN adjectives, ZERO adverbs, TWENTY-FOUR nouns, THREE prepositions, THREE articles, TWENTY-THREE determiners, EIGHT independent clauses, TWENTY-FIVE punctuation marks, over ONE THOUSAND likes, has started ONE argument about abjectives, has THREE spelling error, FIVE items have been double counted, FIVE prime numbrs, ONE reference to song lyrics, ONE JoJo's reference, is causing ChatGPT to crash, has caused me ONE existential crisis, contains SEVENT-EIGHT words, checks NINETEEN variables, and a partridge in a pear tree.
@@erenerbay They're usually considered a distinct class, as adjectives are more about qualities of the head noun, while numerals are more about the quantity of the head noun.
@@tibethatguy my main language isn't english so i don't know exactly if it's true. But if it's the same across all languages then they should be adjectives.
This actually reminds me a lot about how mandelbrot images are calculated. Your pairs of consonant-vowel numbers may as well be coordinates x and y in the complex plane (with their corresponding pixel). And then you check for each of these whether they loop infinitely (just like checking the conversion of the mandelbrot equation) and color code them according to how fast they converged or whether they diverged :D This is pretty cool.
I see seven extra letters in the thumbnail, bringing the count to thirty-nine. (being the 'letters' in the bottom-right corner.) This is unacceptable, and will be punished. This is tragic, as the rest of the video was great; self-referentiality makes everything heavenly. The clickety-clack sounds were also music to my ears, and the 'thirteen' segment was chaotically good. Did I mention that the sum of scores of the Scrabble letters of all the words in this comment is six hundred and seventy-two?
But that sentence has 40 letters! And THAT sentence has 30 letters and that... actually lemme just type the numbers, 31, 34, 35, 35- so its stuck like that. 35.
But that sentence has 40 letters! And THAT sentence has 30 letters and that... actually lemme just type the numbers, 31, 34, 35, 35- so its stuck like that. 35.
This comment has nine thousand nine hundred and sixty nine letters. Wait, I think I did this wrong... how frustrating, I might just scream! 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what if, now hear me out a sentence in cary's palindrome maker which references not only how many letters it has, but also how many palindrome turntables there are
@@geeteevee7667 Cary’s palindromes don’t need to be perfect, so we can simply take one of these letter sentences and then use the railway method Cary showed in his palindrome video to make a palindromic self-describing sentence
@@shanerooney7288 Cary has a palindrome maker that turns anything into a palindromic sentence, if we feed it a sentence saying how many letter it has AND guess how many palindrome turntables there are, in theory, we should find some which are self-describing in both aspects
Does anyone realize that 142857 (the number used at 1:43) when you multiply it by 2,3,4,5, or 6, it cycles all the digits? And when you multiply by 7, you get 999999
Yeah it's floor(1000000/7) or one million divided by 7 rounded down. If you look at the decimal representation of one seventh you'll see the same six digits after the floating point
Yes and 1729 in 2:10 is Ramanujan’s number! Otherwise known as the lowest possible taxicab number(a number which can be expressed in the sum of two cube numbers in two different ways. Example: 1729 is equal to 12^3 + 1^3(Yes 1^3 counts as a cube number) and also 10^3 + 9^3(So for proof, 12^3 =1,728, 1^3=1, 9^3=729, and 10^3 =1,000. 1728+1=1,729 and 1000+729=1,729) Edit: Sorry for making this sentence overly long!
@@djprgotube I watched a movie about Ramanujan and I had to explain to my mom what he meant by “the smallest possible number that can be expressed as the sum of two cubes in two ways.”
The 2-node loops could be used to make graphs / sentences that refer to each other. Like “number of words of each length in graph two” (graph one) and “number of words of each length in graph one” (graph two)!
@@dinhero21 Doesnt Matter If there are no special characters involved, UTF8 and Ascii are the same size infact you can even read Ascii Text as if it was UTF8 encoded
are you suggesting that a mad genius could create a black hole by just arranging sixteen a's, three b's, six c's, five d's, fifty-four e's, twelve f's, ten g's, fourteen h's, twenty-three i's, two j's, three k's, seven l's, six m's, twenty-eight n's, fifteen o's, five p's, two q's, seventeen r's, forty-five s's, thirty-six t's, nine u's, eleven v's, nine w's, six x's, twelve y's, twenty-five apostrophes, seven hyphens, many spaces, twenty-eight commas and one question mark in the right order?
Ooo the way the nodes are coloured depending on their distance from a stable node reminds me of how people colour the Mandelbrot Set and other similar fractals! And also this whole idea in general reminds me of xkcd's Self-Description comic. This comment has two-hundred-ninety-three letters.
"I got a runny nose a couple days before filming this video, because my friends and I tried eating Cinnabons off the floor." Cary, your genius is showing
12:02 Good for you for automating that process. Now if you'd coded the process right from the start, 59049 possibilities would not have been too many at all.
I've seen the bar graph spread around Facebook, but I had no idea you were the one who made it. Good job! I love self-referencial things. It's a lot of fun.
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11:00 That's combinations, which is black magic when I first learnt it. Where different orders are counted as different occurrence, it's called permutations.
"I got a runny nose a couple days before filming this video, because my friends and I tried eating Cinnabons off the floor. Also, this description has one hundred forty-seven letters." What a story. Oh, and this comment has exactly two hundred letters.
The Second Edition of the 20-volume Oxford English Dictionary includes complete entries for 171,476 currently used terms (as well as 47,156 words that are no longer in use). There are about 470,000 items in Webster's Third New International Dictionary, Unabridged, and its 1993 Addenda Section. (This is copy & paste)
so I use de-arrow and the title on that is "This Video Making Self-referential Sentences has a Title Length of Eighty-nine Characters" which is really clever, whoever did that I applaud you because it shows what's being talked about as an example in the title itself
this is the sort of thing I never would've thought to do before, but it makes perfect sense once you see it. fun fact: the mathematics that this process is based on is called _discrete-time dynamics,_ and it's the same field of math that the Mandelbrot set comes from!
Whoa! It's so weird that we were working on similar things practically at the same time. This is an unfinished list from September 7th that I was working on: 1. This sentence is one sentence. 2. Two words. 3. Three ‘e’s. 4. A four-word sentence... 5. And a five-word sentence. 6. This is a six-word sentence. 7. This sentence has seven words in it. 8. This sentence has eight syllables. 9. This sentence contains nine syllables... 10. While this sentence contains ten syllables. 11. Last sentence had six words, but “This one goes to eleven.” 12. "A baker's dozen" has twelve letters. "Twelve letters" has thirteen letters. What a cruel world. 13. The words above. 15. It takes fifteen vowels to write this sentence. 19. Nineteen letters here. 27. This sentence contains twenty-seven unique letters. 29. It takes twenty-nine lines to write the letters in “TWENTY-NINE”. Sorry, hyphen. 35. Thirty five letters make up this sentence. 36. This sentence contains thirty-six letters. 37. This sentence has thirty seven letters in it. 39. There are thirty-nine letters in this sentence. 42. The amount of letters in this sentence is forty-two. 44. This sentence contains a total of forty-four letters. 46. This sentence is composed of exactly forty-six letters. 47. It only takes forty-seven letters to write this sentence. 48. It takes forty-eight keystrokes to type this sentence. 49. It takes a total of forty-nine letters to make this sentence. 50. Count all the letters in these two sentences. You’ll get fifty. 54. If you count all the letters in this sentence, you'll get fifty-four. 59. This lovely sentence that you are reading contains fifty nine letters. 72. It took me a while to come up with a seventy-two letter sentence, but I still figured it out. 99. Whether it be Ninety-Nine Bottles of Beer, Ninety-Nine Luftballons, or Ninety-Nine Problems, here are ninety-nine letters. (Fun fact: You can replace ‘luftballons’ with ‘red balloons’ and the letter count remains the same) 100. I was originally going to make one hundred sentences, but then I thought I'd leave some numbers blank, so you could try it out. (And yes, the above sentence contains 100 letters)
Bro - is not a LETTER. Are you paying attention to the video or are you mistaking letters with characters, because if it's the ladder, it would have 39 "letters" due to spaces.
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My favorite example of this is: "This pangram contains four As, one B, two Cs, one D, thirty Es, six Fs, five Gs, seven Hs, eleven Is, one J, one K, two Ls, two Ms, eighteen Ns, fifteen Os, two Ps, one Q, five Rs, twenty-seven Ss, eighteen Ts, two Us, seven Vs, eight Ws, two Xs, three Ys, & one Z."
I think the best part about this one is how it uses "&" instead of "and" to make everything line up nicely.
I just spent 3 hours writing a python script to look for this exact sentence and have been waiting for it to halt. Then I saw this comment. Dang.
@@lehiero4790 You think it's the best part, I think it's a cop out. It'd be amazing if it worked without cheating, but it simply doesn't.
@@Squantampersand is a real letter tho, it just got cut from the alphabet song and sits alone, used to right after the freaky emo letters xyz& the name is even a mishearing of the alphabet song from a super long time ago, “x y z, and, per say, and” at least from what I’ve heard
@@BudewFan_it IS in the alphabet song, though: W, X, Y, &, Z
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the particles and sounds whenever you type the sentences are so satisfying !!
also this comment has one-hundred-and-five letters
Thanks! I've had a folder of "goofy impact sound effects" for a few years, and it has 10 files, so it's fun that I can just hook it up to my typing animation, and it's suddenly 10x funner to watch!
no way hi seaze
@@carykhbtw what's the website you use when you type?
@@carykh have you been watching juice it or loose it lately? (it's a conference on how to make games "juicy" i.e. satisfying to play.)
shut up seaze
Fun Fact:
The time-stamp 13:00 explains why 13 breaks the bar graph.
Self referential am I right?
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This is actually really useful for my project in school, Thanks Cary! This comment has eighty-six letters.
I love how the number 13 just breaks the whole bar graph idea, causing it to blow up
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Time stamp?
Time stamp?
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Coincidence, I think *NOT !!*
the unlucky number...
and it's 13 October in where i live
we need the cary-k h acronyms back
hey cary kidnaps horses here
hey, cary krusty hamburgers here
hey, cary *Karries Human* here
hey, vsauce, michael HUANG HERE-
hey, cary kontains hthirtyeightletters here
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@@tiles2048 ??
Actually, the thumbnail has 39 letters, since the counter at the bottom right adds 7 with the word "letters"
Akthually 🤓 [JK JK SORRY]
@@Kaitotheoneandbluely you ruined your own joke by saying sorry
@@4U70_DeadAutothat makes it funny
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@@loresamanching531228 secs ago
This comment contains EIGHT verbs, FOURTEEN adjectives, ZERO adverbs, TWENTY-FOUR nouns, THREE prepositions, THREE articles, TWENTY-THREE determiners, EIGHT independent clauses, TWENTY-FIVE punctuation marks, over ONE THOUSAND likes, has started ONE argument about abjectives, has THREE spelling error, FIVE items have been double counted, FIVE prime numbrs, ONE reference to song lyrics, ONE JoJo's reference, is causing ChatGPT to crash, has caused me ONE existential crisis, contains SEVENT-EIGHT words, checks NINETEEN variables, and a partridge in a pear tree.
I see nine numbers, so maybe it's actually nine adjectives.
Numbers are adjectives i think
@@erenerbay They're usually considered a distinct class, as adjectives are more about qualities of the head noun, while numerals are more about the quantity of the head noun.
@@tibethatguy my main language isn't english so i don't know exactly if it's true. But if it's the same across all languages then they should be adjectives.
Can someone please tell carykh to make pentomino pathfinding video, because i'm tired of thousand stupid pentomino videos 😭😭😭
This actually reminds me a lot about how mandelbrot images are calculated. Your pairs of consonant-vowel numbers may as well be coordinates x and y in the complex plane (with their corresponding pixel). And then you check for each of these whether they loop infinitely (just like checking the conversion of the mandelbrot equation) and color code them according to how fast they converged or whether they diverged :D This is pretty cool.
I was thinking of how this could be visualized as a fractal too!! :)
Mandelbrot fanboy
@@ant0ngu mandel head
Funnily enough, the URL for this video contains zero numbers!
check again
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@@uppedtrout this is still true
Wow.
Ah, the two founders of ancient rome, mogv and kogv
This sentences' characters have a total of sixteen holes
That's really cool. Also, this reply's characters have a total of twenty-two holes
This sentence’s letters have exactly thirteen holes.
This sentence uses the letter e exactly twelve times.
Thirteen holes or something, IDK, don't ask me.
Holes in letters are called counters, so you … counted the counters :p
This sentences' characters have a total of eighteen holes
this man is making me learn things that i didn't even knew i wanted to. keep up the good work.
I see seven extra letters in the thumbnail, bringing the count to thirty-nine. (being the 'letters' in the bottom-right corner.)
This is unacceptable, and will be punished.
This is tragic, as the rest of the video was great; self-referentiality makes everything heavenly.
The clickety-clack sounds were also music to my ears, and the 'thirteen' segment was chaotically good.
Did I mention that the sum of scores of the Scrabble letters of all the words in this comment is six hundred and seventy-two?
the perfect way of cheating
What the sigma
But that sentence has 40 letters! And THAT sentence has 30 letters and that... actually lemme just type the numbers, 31, 34, 35, 35- so its stuck like that. 35.
But that sentence has 40 letters! And THAT sentence has 30 letters and that... actually lemme just type the numbers, 31, 34, 35, 35- so its stuck like that. 35.
This the type of video to show up on your recommended page 5 years later for no reason
you could say the same about most of this channels videos tbh
The thumnail has 39 letters actually. In the bottom right it says “32 letters”
"This tail haty twors"
"humbns thirlette"
Well said
"Thrtin"
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thirlette is thirl but with peach crown
@@skyjumper4097 "Thirl♛"
@@Proto_Divi sbren sbeve
This comment has nine thousand nine hundred and sixty nine letters. Wait, I think I did this wrong... how frustrating, I might just scream! 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you made me laugh so hard, thank you
correct, you broke the rules and used your brain lmao
I counted. YOU ARE ONE LETTRER OFF OF IT BEING ACCURATE
@@IAMATSUNAMI he's not, i checked an online counter
wow
One of the creators of bfdi teaching us!?
what if, now hear me out
a sentence in cary's palindrome maker which references not only how many letters it has, but also how many palindrome turntables there are
YES!
how would you even do that???
@@geeteevee7667 Cary’s palindromes don’t need to be perfect, so we can simply take one of these letter sentences and then use the railway method Cary showed in his palindrome video to make a palindromic self-describing sentence
Someone please translate this to my level of compression.
@@shanerooney7288 Cary has a palindrome maker that turns anything into a palindromic sentence, if we feed it a sentence saying how many letter it has AND guess how many palindrome turntables there are, in theory, we should find some which are self-describing in both aspects
I just realized that Cary is becoming more like Vsauce
_fixed points_ lol
This sentence has 2 sentences. With 2 periods.
Does anyone realize that 142857 (the number used at 1:43) when you multiply it by 2,3,4,5, or 6, it cycles all the digits? And when you multiply by 7, you get 999999
Yeah it's floor(1000000/7) or one million divided by 7 rounded down. If you look at the decimal representation of one seventh you'll see the same six digits after the floating point
@@freitchetsleimwor2406 dawg its just 999999/7
Yes and 1729 in 2:10 is Ramanujan’s number! Otherwise known as the lowest possible taxicab number(a number which can be expressed in the sum of two cube numbers in two different ways. Example: 1729 is equal to 12^3 + 1^3(Yes 1^3 counts as a cube number) and also 10^3 + 9^3(So for proof, 12^3 =1,728, 1^3=1, 9^3=729, and 10^3 =1,000. 1728+1=1,729 and 1000+729=1,729)
Edit: Sorry for making this sentence overly long!
@@djprgotube That's fine it's an interesting number!
@@djprgotube I watched a movie about Ramanujan and I had to explain to my mom what he meant by “the smallest possible number that can be expressed as the sum of two cubes in two ways.”
Normal People: "This thumbnail has thirty-two letters."
Me: "humbn s thir lette."
please explain
@@zixvirzjghamn737they’re looking at the number and only reading the text in blue
@@zixvirzjghamn737 They're the blue letters of this video's thumbnail
this t ail ha tytwo rs
This tail ha ty two rs
This sentence has exactly six words
2:41 Cary is the type of person to delete an entire paragraph just to fix one minor spelling error.
Lol
The program he uses does not support arrow keys
9:18
The next sentence contains forty letters.
The last sentence contains thirty five letters.
nice!
Next sentence has thirty-five letters.
Previous sentence has thirty-two letters.
The next sentence will have thirty-nine letters.
The next sentence will have thirty-one letters.
The first sentence had forty letters.
Bi-reference!
So does the thumbnail if you do process of elimination!
The 2-node loops could be used to make graphs / sentences that refer to each other. Like “number of words of each length in graph two” (graph one) and “number of words of each length in graph one” (graph two)!
This sentence fits exactly in 38 bytes
assuming UTF-8 or ascii encoding
Including the null terminator?
too easy since 1 character is 1 byte
also this comment is eighty-seven characters long
This sentence fits in forty-six bytes in UTF-8
@@dinhero21 Doesnt Matter
If there are no special characters involved, UTF8 and Ascii are the same size
infact you can even read Ascii Text as if it was UTF8 encoded
You know the trope of a self referential statement forming a black hole? I think Cary just ended the universe.
Oh wow!
gosh dangit not again
are you suggesting that a mad genius could create a black hole by just arranging sixteen a's, three b's, six c's, five d's, fifty-four e's, twelve f's, ten g's, fourteen h's, twenty-three i's, two j's, three k's, seven l's, six m's, twenty-eight n's, fifteen o's, five p's, two q's, seventeen r's, forty-five s's, thirty-six t's, nine u's, eleven v's, nine w's, six x's, twelve y's, twenty-five apostrophes, seven hyphens, many spaces, twenty-eight commas and one question mark in the right order?
@@vidaroni"Many spaces" ❌
Why is “self referential” put to the power of magnifying glass?
I love the gambling sound effects lmao
2:09 allow us to view the citation please this is vital information that is being withheld
Matt Parker is a good source for that claim. He's done a deep dive.
13:38 "so that's how I made these three self referential graphs"
@@pleadingnut Unfortunately that is not the sitation for "Fun"
@@elijahmorris3308 Oh, my bad I completely misread your comment.
13:37 THRTIN (edit: AM I FAMOUS?!)
1337
@@mateuszszulecki5206 LEET
@@mateuszszulecki5206 7*191
firten
LEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEET
This sentence has exactly thirty-nine letters.
Ooo the way the nodes are coloured depending on their distance from a stable node reminds me of how people colour the Mandelbrot Set and other similar fractals! And also this whole idea in general reminds me of xkcd's Self-Description comic.
This comment has two-hundred-ninety-three letters.
I'm surprised Self-Description didn't make any cameos in this video
"I got a runny nose a couple days before filming this video, because my friends and I tried eating Cinnabons off the floor."
Cary, your genius is showing
The sun set behind the mountains, casting a warm glow over the valley.
12:02 Good for you for automating that process. Now if you'd coded the process right from the start, 59049 possibilities would not have been too many at all.
this comment has 1 number
This reply doesn't have any
and twoday this reply has 2 numbers.
There is only 1 world where this 1 comment has 3 letters.
Your mom has my number
7h15 r3ply h45 11 d1g1t5
1:14 I LOVE that Bo Burnham reference....
0:25 woah a swear in a Carykh video
thats normal
peter ruette
Noticed just now
@@ej_makesvideosno it isn’t
@@Astromnes_shortsyez it is
0:00 carykh soundfont
I do declare that the sum of this sentence's individual letters comes to a grand total of eighty-three
Getting some pretty strong Collatz vibes here
3x+1
Agreed! Although, this could be considered as "brute-force reachability analysis" if we represent the state of the algorithm as a vector
0:25 oh NOEs BaD wOrD cArY!1!1!1!1 :(
🅱️UCK
How the fick did I get top ten on this video
The video should be called *(EXPLICIT) This title has thirty-eight letters.*
I've seen the bar graph spread around Facebook, but I had no idea you were the one who made it.
Good job! I love self-referencial things. It's a lot of fun.
Me: *checks the title* “Holy crap it does
you should check again
@@uppedtroutit literally does so I don't understand?
@@unebaguette9745 yeah i lied
@@uppedtrout lmaoo
nope, he doesn't count the dot in the title but does in the thumbnail :))
This comment has 88 letters (not including spaces and punctuation marks), 16 spaces, and 4 punctuation marks
This year has twelve months, and this sentence has fifty eight letters.
That f bomb caught me so off guard 😭😭😭
0:22 well that was unexpected.
even the dearrow'd title follows the same structure as the original title
kudos to whoever did that
The thumbnail has 39 letters.
characters*
@@Errorguyed Letters, not characters. Numbers, spaces and punctuations are not being counted.
@@TweetyFam so, spaces are letters right?
that means this comment has 69 letters?
@@Errorguyed Letter and characters are different. Letters are a-z and A-Z, whereas characters are everything, including space.
@@TweetyFam nvm, there is 39 letters because it adds 7 with "letters" in bottom
This sentence contains two letter A's.
This sentence contains one letter B.
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This sentence contains one letter D.
This sentence contains six letter E's.
This sentence contains one letter F.
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This sentence only contains three letter O's.
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This sentence contains one letter Z.
wa
That sentence only has one W
@@Pr0jectFM it includes W itself, and the W in two.
@@Incoming_Meteor oh shoot, you're right
For the letter O you included the word "only". That looks like a bit of a cheat! This sentence contains two letter O's.
The thumbnail has 39 letters as we should also count the letters in "32 *LETTERS* "
That random number 142857 appears in the decimal expansion of 1/7, which cycles if you multiply it with 2,3,4,5,6
142857=1000000/7-1/7142857=999999/7
MY HEAD IMMEDIATELY PLAYED THAT EXACT "WORDS WORDS WORDS" PART ARE YOU A WIZARD 1:15
edit: this sentence is not a pipe
Your content has changed my life and career. Thank you so much
0:24 *"How the fuck did I get top comment on this video"*
I NEVER expected Cary to leave that in 😭😭😭
he's said other stuff like that before. navy seals copypasta, for example.
Ever heard of "I'm gonna SCARE the kids away then!"
@@KananR-ns9jv that too, in the rap video
0:01 what program do you use to make that "colorful" letters
Idk
It’s probably a program *he himself* wrote
@@all69stoff oh
11:00 That's combinations, which is black magic when I first learnt it. Where different orders are counted as different occurrence, it's called permutations.
thirten had me fucking ROLLING lmao
"I got a runny nose a couple days before filming this video, because my friends and I tried eating Cinnabons off the floor. Also, this description has one hundred forty-seven letters."
What a story. Oh, and this comment has exactly two hundred letters.
The Second Edition of the 20-volume Oxford English Dictionary includes complete entries for 171,476 currently used terms (as well as 47,156 words that are no longer in use). There are about 470,000 items in Webster's Third New International Dictionary, Unabridged, and its 1993 Addenda Section. (This is copy & paste)
Im scared of cary ktennis hball's power to create most original things
"This has twenty letters" would've been perfect
This only has four letters though?
@@sbpython That's like saying anything has 8 letters
@@fcantilWait, what? I thought everything had 10 letters...
@@proamateur9903what? i thought most words had 9 letters and a space
@@TheOne_6wait, I thought they had 4 letters?
so I use de-arrow and the title on that is "This Video Making Self-referential Sentences has a Title Length of Eighty-nine Characters" which is really clever, whoever did that I applaud you because it shows what's being talked about as an example in the title itself
1:32 Notch follows Cary!?
Ikr
Yes, it does. Nice job Cary, you can count! 😃👍
Hip hip hooray! Cary kan hcount!😁
This man isn't releasing the finale of The Amazing Marble Race Season 3 since last year.
This comment has Thirty-three symbols
wrong, it contains thirty four because of the -
Some random person in the street 0:53
NAHHHHHHHHHHHHH
OOF OOF
What?
@@snaifhassnan6348it means “of” is abbreviated for the website.
What?
This sentence has one sentence.
The thumbnail has 39 letters and 2 numbers (look in ze bottom right)
1:32 why is notch in your replies
This has exactly 9 copies of the twentieth letter of the English alphabet.
This sentence has exactly one zed.
6:33 omg im also using Gephi becuase of CodeParade's word chain video💀
this is the sort of thing I never would've thought to do before, but it makes perfect sense once you see it.
fun fact: the mathematics that this process is based on is called _discrete-time dynamics,_ and it's the same field of math that the Mandelbrot set comes from!
Whoa! It's so weird that we were working on similar things practically at the same time. This is an unfinished list from September 7th that I was working on:
1. This sentence is one sentence.
2. Two words.
3. Three ‘e’s.
4. A four-word sentence...
5. And a five-word sentence.
6. This is a six-word sentence.
7. This sentence has seven words in it.
8. This sentence has eight syllables.
9. This sentence contains nine syllables...
10. While this sentence contains ten syllables.
11. Last sentence had six words, but “This one goes to eleven.”
12. "A baker's dozen" has twelve letters. "Twelve letters" has thirteen letters. What a cruel world.
13. The words above.
15. It takes fifteen vowels to write this sentence.
19. Nineteen letters here.
27. This sentence contains twenty-seven unique letters.
29. It takes twenty-nine lines to write the letters in “TWENTY-NINE”. Sorry, hyphen.
35. Thirty five letters make up this sentence.
36. This sentence contains thirty-six letters.
37. This sentence has thirty seven letters in it.
39. There are thirty-nine letters in this sentence.
42. The amount of letters in this sentence is forty-two.
44. This sentence contains a total of forty-four letters.
46. This sentence is composed of exactly forty-six letters.
47. It only takes forty-seven letters to write this sentence.
48. It takes forty-eight keystrokes to type this sentence.
49. It takes a total of forty-nine letters to make this sentence.
50. Count all the letters in these two sentences. You’ll get fifty.
54. If you count all the letters in this sentence, you'll get fifty-four.
59. This lovely sentence that you are reading contains fifty nine letters.
72. It took me a while to come up with a seventy-two letter sentence, but I still figured it out.
99. Whether it be Ninety-Nine Bottles of Beer, Ninety-Nine Luftballons, or Ninety-Nine Problems, here are ninety-nine letters.
(Fun fact: You can replace ‘luftballons’ with ‘red balloons’ and the letter count remains the same)
100. I was originally going to make one hundred sentences, but then I thought I'd leave some numbers blank, so you could try it out.
(And yes, the above sentence contains 100 letters)
0:24 Swear word warning
thanks
oh shit thanks
Omg thank you 🙏
oh fucking shitting bitch thank you for that
Holy shit, thanks man. You just saved me from hearing a fucking swear word.
3:43 if you look closely you see a star
A six pointed one to be exact, but yeah basically
With all the talk about different letters and words I’m just picturing tennisball talking
0:20 EEEAAAOOO JUMPSCARE
2:19 battle for dream island mouth
Yeah, that’s how he animates. He’s literally the creator of BFDI after all.
@@maxwellhavoc6996one of the creators
@@AchillesTheAnimator …
THE ONE THAT STARTED IT THEN
right????!
@ i think
@@SheilaOsborne-my6bd good because then you are correct
Thumbnail:
This thumbnail has thirty-two letters.
This tail ha ty-two ers
humbn thir lette
this comment has more than one letter
Same
1:37 Cary??
Wdym
This is cary
What did he mean
@Giofm "she"
@@Crysta_loves_teardrop what did she mean?
No one can disagree about how this text has seventy-five chars. Believe me.
3:51 - long story short, 31 and 33 [seal noise] only solutions.
oh 😞
1:15 BO BURNHAM MENTION
The easiest one: “This sentence has seven words in it.”
11:02
Shows 100 is less than 56 lol
8:02 bruh.
If you get stuck in an infinite loop you could make two graphs that talk about each other!
13:16 infinite twisting
also, this comment has thirty-four letters
ITS WRONG AT 2:55 THERE IS ACTUALLY 35 LETTERS IF YOU DONT COUNT THE . THEN THERE IS 34 LETTERS GUAHHHHHHHHHHHHHH
They dont count the - and the .
I don't think - and . are letters
Learn your alphabet.
ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ
Theres not a single - or .
Bro - is not a LETTER. Are you paying attention to the video or are you mistaking letters with characters, because if it's the ladder, it would have 39 "letters" due to spaces.
this comment has 21 letters
That reply is 23 characters
this reply is 22 letters long
this reply has 19 letters
my reply is made up of characters
this reply is thirty-one letters long.
1:25 😂😂😂 letter letter letter letter letter,
6 six letter words