Is there creativity in Maths? │ The History of Mathematics with Luc de Brabandère

What do mathematics and creativity have in common?

A lot says philosopher and author Luc de Brabandére.

To be a good mathematician, you have to be highly creative… especially in solving brain teasers! Follow the logic in the last episode of Luc’s fascinating series, The History of Maths.

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[ilyanebraij]

j'adore c'est vraiment super ca fait un abonné de plus par contre je ne comprends pas pourquoi il y si peu de vue alors que le contenu est de si bonne qualité enfin bref merci, c'est vraiment ce genre de video qui peut réellement mettre en avant le faut que les maths sont vraiment un univers magnifique et que en réalité on peut le voir de plusieurs manières et ca donne lieu à l'elegance mathematiques qui est juste incroyable cette manière de penser, vraiment c'est génial !!!!Merci monsieur Luc brabandère

[ramkumarr]

Unless you are Platonic many mathematical systems are creative. Like Flatland is a wonderful book. Some maths is useful. That is all. Love. Trinity and Neo.