As I don't understand any of what you said I guess that's not me, and I'll have to wait to be enlightened!
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Your videos literally changed my mind to love physics rather than disliking it. Thank you for doing a social work in science. 🙂🙂
7 months ago | 1
Wow, excited to see your angle on this one to make it interesting/entertaining. This dips into one of the more esoteric areas of set theory which can be a bit dry. Definitely like the trend lately exploring the ideas of infinities. Stepping out of maths into philosophy for a moment, but I think set theory's approach to infinity is responsible for a lot of our challenges in terms of understanding the concept. There is always the argument that while math was "discovered" as a means to describe reality, does everything in math reflect back on the real world? Having a CS background I always found the topics of computability and countability close to bordering that line.
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I have a theoretical degree in physics, mathematics and engineering. If your interested lmk
8 months ago | 1
Crazy excited for this video can’t wait!!! One of my favourite topics! 🎉
8 months ago | 0
I hypothesize that this channel will continue to amaze us. Does that make me an expert?
8 months ago (edited) | 1
OMG, I can't wait! More set theory content! (Edit: this prompted me to join your Patreon, finally)
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I'm excited you're making a video on this topic! I'm hoping it covers the competing extensions to ZFC which have different outcomes for the question of CH.
8 months ago
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Good luck getting anyone from pure mathematics. I think once you start going grad track in that, you just live at the department and only come out to do TA credits.
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Just google “continuum hypothesis bananas strawberries”, you’ll thank me later It beings up the Maths Stackexchange post “Doesn’t the unprovability of the continuum hypotesis prove the continuum hypothesis? [duplicate]” which explains it at a 5-years old level using an example with bananas and strawberries
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Have u thought about contacting W. Hugh Woodin? Check out world science festival video in infinity:the science of endless. Seems like he knows a lot of the continuum hypothesis
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Hi there! I am seeking an expert to interview for a video I am making about the Continuum Hypothesis. The video will cover what the continuum hypothesis is, Gödel's result that it can't be disproved by ZFC, Cohen's result that it can't be *proved* by ZFC, and what independence means in mathematics. If you are an expert (phd or professor), or know someone who fits the description, please send a message to the email in the pinned comment. Thank you for helping tell people about cool math!
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