Unintentional ASMR ➰ Math Professor Draws & Explains Geometry Formula

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Math Professor David Eisenbud - director of MSRI - explains how to draw and compute a 17-gon as evidenced by Gauss

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[raincityreader]

When I saw the thumbnail for this, I genuinely thought it was Ephemeral Rift doing another character.

[avarus]

That Eisenbud 17-gon looks suspiciously like a Parker square

[vulcan_]

Only just realised that this is the guy from the chalk video

[beanboy]

This is funny bc Im subscribed to numberphile already and I used to watch this video specifically when I wanted to sleep

[trk]

Me before this video: math is so hard

Me after the video: math is so hard

[JC-jejc]

Ladies and gentlemen, the Bob Ross of math.

[Zeus-uqrv]

Falling asleep in Math class hasent changed, and i love it.

[okita_]

I'm going to sleep as average Joe and wake up a genius

[Doop]

Normal person: does math with a pencil

Person good at math: does math in pen

This freaking guy: screw it ima use a sharpie

[BestUnintentionalASMR]

Update: FYI this video was claimed by Numberphile, they might show ads (not mine)
Many of us have been traumatized by math in school and I hope this video doesn't trigger your PTSD... but I feel if I had teachers like this lovely Professor (David Eisenbud), I'd enjoy learning more about math! The older I get, the more I appreciate mathematicians, it seems they're not only highly intelligent, but also often the kind of people (a bit nerdy and quirky) that I like best:)

[gags]

This guy sounds like a happy Mr. Crocker

[tomaszlosinski]

I understand maths enough for this to keep my brain active but not enough to understand it fully so this just frustrated me. Still a good video

[stormblessed]

Great Big Story did a video on mathematicians hoarding a specific brand of chalk that is popular among their community, this guy was one of them.

[krystenbarnett]

Before I knew what ASMR was (probably 2005ish) I would turn on local access tv before bed because they always had a math program on where a lady did math just like this every night and it was help me go to sleep.

[Ishtarocha]

Felt like as if he was my grandpa wanting to show me something cool he knows, which he is passionate about. It was really calming and comforting, thanks.

[HowlingSaguaro]

Ancients: construct massive, literal wonders of the architectural world, using three, four, five sides
Also ancients: "You think we can add another side?" *Error 404 not found*

[christiancholodiuk]

The only time I’ve found anything Math class related enjoyable

[jq]

"I really love the precise construction" ~uses a 1/4" sharpie and compass dipped in ink~

[Mattg]

Very good explanation, step by step instructions etc. The only question I'm left with after watching this is "WHAT???"

[eduardorivera]

Thank you Leonard Euler and Friedrich Gauss...for bringing MANY contributions to mathematics...and for this fine piece of ASMR, haha.