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Hope he can live longer

why does he keep talking about soup?

people actually learn from this? lol

Hey Terry, Talk to the audience and NOT the wall. Also......DON'T MUMBLE!

Please don’t put links over the work in the video. Add dead time after for overlay links

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There’s small things and large things. That’s what I learnt.

Thank you for the lecture series

Thanks Professor Garrity, I just started reading your book /All the Math You Missed/ . I'm in my first linear algebra course now and I'm trying to immerse myself. Almost surprised the second half of this talk isn't called _Arrows Describe the World_. Thanks and best wishes from small-town Georgia.

I can see this video again and again and again I love it so much thank you thank you love uuu Ema

So let's be honest: Doesn't that overwhelm the vast majority of mankind? It required - quite honestly - my highest concentration to follow this highly intelligent lecture here, whoever claims that this is easy either has no idea about mathematics, is a genius himself - or is lying... Terry finds these results obviously but easily, he does not exert himself, because it doesn't just seem logical - it's actually wonderfully mathematically consistent! Such findings are great moments of mankind and will probably bring us 1 decade into the future! For this, one can applaud only - if one is honest - in reverence! ^^

This is a really great lecture.

Excellent teacher)

So amazing

respect all the way from ghana

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there is no lecture notes when i kick above link, who knows how to download the lecture notes, thanks

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Tight

I am currently taking this course and it's awesome!

Love u mad dog :)))

MR. PERALTA

thats my math teacher. was. we miss mr peralta :(

Awesome idea! I'm so excited for this program and the positive effect it will have on the students.

Great lecture! I had no idea about the "isomorphism" between clothing and intestines :)

1:20 sandals, lol mathematicians

First woman to win the William Math Putnam math competition fellow while a sophomore at NYU in 1996. Born in Romania. Culture plays a role as of the three women who became Putnam fellows, FOUR TIMES , Romanian Americans won THREE TIMES ( Ioana Dumitriu, NYU, in (1996) and Ana Caraiani, PRINCETON, in (2003 and 2004). Putnam is an undergraduate Math Competition for students in the US and Canada. It is dubbed the world most difficult math competition. Take the 2017 Putnam competition, though the highest possible score was 120 points, the highest score that year was 89, and of the 4638 students who took the test, ONLY 20% earned 13 or more points. In other word, 80% of the participants scored 13 points or less (out of a 120 point max). Melania E Woods (Duke) in 2002 was the second woman to win the Putnam Competition. A winner is a student who scores in the the top 5 . Putnam doesn't rank the top 5 students, only the participants scoring outside the top 5

yeh mr peralta ftw

Yay Mr. Peralta!

omg mr. peralta is my algebra teacher rn at ms67

Mr. Tao is better than me

HI MR PERALTA

this is my math teacher LOL

The talk is really insightful. Handwriting on the other hand....

Thanks for your help

FYI this is part 2 of two parts i.e. there are no further parts

None of this makes sense to me, and I just finished pre-algebra with a B- so I should be able to follow this!

Terrence tao is the light for all mathematician around the world.

i love terence teo

BEAUTIFUL ... Thank you.

THE Brian Shay

Is Diaconis cross programme talk going to be online as well?