Math encounters -- The Mathematics of Doodling - Ravi Vakil

Doodling has many fun mathematical aspects: patterns, shapes, numbers, and more. But surprisingly, there is often sophisticated mathematics buried inside common doodles, too. While doodling may look and feel like play, it actually reflects what mathematics is really about: finding patterns in nature, explaining them, and extending them. Join Ravi Vakil, Stanford professor of mathematics, and doodle your way through some important notions in geometry, topology, and physics, some fundamental ideas guiding the development of mathematics over the last century, and even some ongoing work that continues today.

Special introduction by Colin Rust, Quantitative Portfolio Manager at Cubist Systematic Strategies.

Math Encounters is a public presentation series celebrating the spectacular world of mathematics, presented by the Simons Foundation and the National Museum of Mathematics.

[cafeteriapizza]

Ravi flipping that kid's answers into the answers he wants every time kills me hahahahaha

[nesshingakusei]

He should slow down & pace himself a bit - that way he won't need so many space fillers. These fillers make it harder for the audience to focus on the line of thought.
P.s. l think he is better suited for IMO boot camp