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[iodipsy]

I have binge-watched all 3 episodes. The last 2 years have opened up such a passionate thirst for knowledge in spheres I would never have previously dreamt of. Real nourishment for the grey matter, thank you

[monzoorchowdhury]

Amazing! I like to hear from you more on maths in near thank you so much for lovely presentation to Hannah Fry. Love to see you again.

[clayz]

If only I could be saddled for life with such a voice.

[gordoncharles]

I love the captions for this episode which referred to Kurt Goedel as Kurt Girdle on several different occasions.

[spideywhiplash]

Best explanation of Space Time that I have ever seen. With Max Tegmark, my favorite mind.

[peregrinemccauley]

No matter what Universe one finds one self in, there is one constant that defies Quantum Mechanics . British documentaries . They are an untangled fusion of, interesting matter, great production and superb presentation .

[MLB]

Love these programmes where they spend the first 3 minutes telling you what they’re going to be telling you

[davethesid]

I firmly believe, too, that the rules themselves are in fact discovered, but the tools we use to do so are - of course - invented (by us).

Btw, one the very best series on mathematics!

[hughbarton]

A wonderful and thought sprinkling series, and visually exciting as well! Super job BBC, fabulous presentation by Ms. Fry...as good as this type programming can be.
P.S. : although I am, by no stretch of the definition a mathematician, it seems clear that math is an inherent characteristic of the universe, which we humans are in the process of discovering. It is certainly not an invention of our minds.
Thank you again, Hannah! Great work by all involved.
P.PS. : give those who discovered the gorgeous locations used a substantial raise!

[sirfrankthegreat]

Very enjoyable 3 hours indeed, I did not expect that.

[billysbains]

she has such a calming and soothing voice

[borisadepauldayo]

I remember watching this on Da Vinci kids.Though I'm sure there are little, ignorable variations but the narrative is still the same. It honestly have me a new perspective of the world.

I just love you soo much Prof. Hannah Fry

[mannykhan]

She couldve done a fourth series about the Mandelbrot set and the complex patterns that mimic nature. That wouldve been the grand finale.

[Netanya-qb]

I find the way she says maths with such excited emphasis especially adorable

[drejlangseth]

Your series has given me multiple 'ah-ha's' and was actually fun for this aging lady. Thank you!

[hundiraisk]

And when you come to think of it...
How soothingly she can tell her baby a bedtime story... about some math you and I never would understand.

[titinette]

great, I hope we get more such documentaries helping the average citizen to know more about sciences. Thanks for posting!

[martijndekok]

19:15 Yes there IS a difference between maths and faith. In general, if a scientist/mathematician finds facts that contradict their 'believes', they change their believes, if a religious person does so, (s)he ignores the observation.

[genericwoman]

From now on my inner monologue will be in Hannah's voice

[MarkMiller-zmth]

What a great series, the lady is so articulate and smart. Makes me wanna be smarter haha