Amazing Graphs III - Numberphile

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Amazing Graphs

Sequences featured in this video include...

Thanks Patrons: Arjun Chakroborty, Ben Delo, Jeff Straathof, Jeremy Buchanan, Andy, Yana Chernobilsky, Christian Cooper, Ken Baron, Bill Shillito, Nat Tyce, Ben, Bernd Sing, Dr Jubal John, Tom Buckingham, Giuseppe Bonaccorso, Adam Gold, Andrei M Burke, Adam Savage, Matthew Schuster, Matheson Bayley, James Bissonette, Robert Donato, john buchan, Steve Crutchfield, Jon Padden, Valentin-Eugen Dobrota, Eric Mumford, Charles Southerland, Arnas, Ian George Walker, Jerome Froelich, Tracy Parry, George Greene, Igor Sokolov, Alfred Wallace, Jussi Suontausta, Bodhisattva Debnath.

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Videos by Brady Haran
Editing and animation by Pete McPartlan

[majkgmajkg]

I wouldn't mind if it will become a new regular series.

[ShinySwalot]

Petition for a "Graph of the Week"

[redtaileddolphin]

Literally said “ohhhh” out loud at that last one, that was certainly my favorite

[nymalous]

I like how the final graph, which was described as the Alps, was actually used in the animation following it. The quiet enthusiasm of Neil Sloane is very enjoyable.

[thetophatgentleman]

Keep ‘em coming because these graphs are funny. Excellent work by the way.

[sohambasak]

This Graph series is turning out to be one of the best series on Numberphile.

[bwatspro]

Make Sequencephile, starring Neil Sloane please, or keep them coming here. Either way, thank you amazing appreciated.

[ringkunmori]

We need a graphophile channel dedicated to uploading cool graph every week

[OlliWilkman]

"Adam Savage" in the Patreon supporters. Wonder if it's the best known one.

[danielmarkkula]

This guy is amazing, the graph stuff is like mathematical ASMR.

[oscaro.]

I love these. It feels like productive ASMR.

[pcfilho]

I have a dream. I submit an interesting sequence to the OEIS. Neil comments this sequence of mine in a Numberphile video. That's it.

[FanTazTiCxD]

4:49 the way he whispers *"Graaaph"* ... With such a calming and peaceful voice. I imagine myself finding inner peace in a beautiful natural environment somewhere in Nepal at a valley on a small island in a lake, with only the sounds of birds and the silent water... And as I am about to fall asleep, this old man comes by and whispers "Graph" into my ear as I fall deeply asleep

[matteovecellio]

Honor to the amazing Neil Sloane, to Douglas Richard Hofstadter for his contribution to mankind represented by "Gödel, Escher, Bach: An Eternal Golden Braid, " and to Brady Haran for letting me know such pure geniuses! From my heart thank you all for making my life even more beautiful and enjoyable! Brady go ahead!

[RunstarHomer]

These three videos have been some of the best on Numberphile. I'd absolutely love to see more

[Mroziwanman]

I cannot explain why but I have loved this series - thanks!

[Rotem_S]

7:52 is a Sierpinsky triangle thingy (like most binary recursive series seems like)

[Bronco]

Thos mans excitement for numbers is so infectious. He could talk about toilets and make it fascinating.

[whatisthis]

7:53 Do the flags which have numbers, are they actually in order of the sequence they just talked about? Nice easter egg, Numberphile ;D

[LaGuerre]

Prof Sloane's graphs make my day.