L'énergie du vide quantique, -1/12 et l'effet Casimir ⚗️

"The Hidden Assumption Behind All Number" by Up and Atom

Well there is much much more to say on that topic than what's already published. This story is not all that there is. Because all the Maths tricks of that kind use the same "apply on itself" system, that don't fit with reality. Because for example you can eat anything you like, but can you eat yourself and continue to live? No! So "in reality", we don't have stuff that loop onto themselves and continue to exist. You can't time travel and change your past because that's a paradoxe and paradoxes don't exist outside of your mind, therefore time travel is impossible. And this Maths demonstration is false because it just proves that "it" is wrong which doesn't say anything about Mathematics as a whole. You can't put in a box, a larger box, nature prevents it. So no algorithm can answer the halting problem because if such a program could answer the problem without solving it, then it would inevitably be way bigger and more complex than the original program and therefore, the cost for solving the question would never be avoided.

"This sentence is false" is the simplest proof that language and therefore, thoughts, can break ... but reality can't. And so, from those 2 points, we have proven that thoughts ≠ reality and that reality ≠ thoughts. That's why there will always be a mystery with reality. Can reality be grasped? No, it can't, but you can try to... if it's fun to you to try 😁

"What Happens When Maths Goes Wrong?" a very good talk again, by Matt Parker

That game "Pebbling a Chessboard" may not look like interesting at first glance, but it's not such the game, than the solution itself, that it beautiful. And even more than that: it is genius, so this video really is worth watching. Plus the accent and tone of Zvezdelina Stankova are pure delight! Pebbling a Chessboard - Numberphile

"L’homme qui voit le monde comme dans Matrix"

The "mind of God"?...

fr.. La base d'or en.. The golden ratio base https://fr.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Base_d%27or https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Golden_ratio_base

A very interesting Relationship Equation, and a discovered consequence, that may surprise you "I always thought that (...)" Yes, me too. And the discovery makes such a great sense to me, now, when thinking about it. Thank you for sharing! #hannahfry #mathematics #love