>where were you when Fields-medalist Richard Borcherds was changing the world of YouTube mathematics, because he had free time on his hands or some shit?
for the past half a year this madlad has been thoroughly BTFOing all the 3soi1cucks and Pedophiles of youtube with his university-level lectures. no computer animation, no popsci, "1+2+...=-1/12, Fermat's Last Theorem" bullshit, just a man, with 2 cameras, a stack of paper and multicolour pens
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D87jIKFTYt0
>"how do you write the scripts for your videos?"
>i don't write scripts, i write out any complicated formulas or calculations that i need in advance and just kind of wing it
>"what's your favourite book in literature?"
>the one i've read most often is The Lord of the Rings
>"what's your favourite movie?"
>Whisky Galore
he already has 2 VERY large playlists on graduate-level algebraic geometry and commutative algebra, as well as ones on group theory, galois theory, Lie groups, undergraduate-level number theory and complex analysis (currently in progress) and a wide variety of other one-off videos, such as whether Aristotle really thought that women have fewer teeth than men or not or quantum teapots. and, best of all, he ACTIVELY takes suggestions, having recently polled twice for topics for future video courses (Lie groups won the first time, complex analysis the second)
do yourself a favour, watch his shit, LIKE AND SUBSCRIBE afterwards, let's drive his numbers way the fuck up!!!
for the past half a year this madlad has been thoroughly BTFOing all the 3soi1cucks and Pedophiles of youtube with his university-level lectures. no computer animation, no popsci, "1+2+...=-1/12, Fermat's Last Theorem" bullshit, just a man, with 2 cameras, a stack of paper and multicolour pens
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D87jIKFTYt0
>"how do you write the scripts for your videos?"
>i don't write scripts, i write out any complicated formulas or calculations that i need in advance and just kind of wing it
>"what's your favourite book in literature?"
>the one i've read most often is The Lord of the Rings
>"what's your favourite movie?"
>Whisky Galore
he already has 2 VERY large playlists on graduate-level algebraic geometry and commutative algebra, as well as ones on group theory, galois theory, Lie groups, undergraduate-level number theory and complex analysis (currently in progress) and a wide variety of other one-off videos, such as whether Aristotle really thought that women have fewer teeth than men or not or quantum teapots. and, best of all, he ACTIVELY takes suggestions, having recently polled twice for topics for future video courses (Lie groups won the first time, complex analysis the second)
do yourself a favour, watch his shit, LIKE AND SUBSCRIBE afterwards, let's drive his numbers way the fuck up!!!
