The Lazy Way to Cut Pizza - Numberphile
314K views · Aug 12, 2024 · Science & Technology
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@Mechanikatt · 2 years ago
Labelling pieces using bits of pineapple is such an obvious comment bait that I'm fully on board with it.
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@RQLexi · 2 years ago
Truly a mathematician's sort of pizza; reducing it to a bare minimum set of ingredients that have been known to make up a pizza (even if they're in an unconventional form), calling it a previously solved problem, and not even bothering to bake it :p
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@eu4um · 2 years ago
Never beating the "The English Can't Cook" allegations with this one
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@phiefer3 · 2 years ago
<a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Xd9UZSodeN8&t=755">12:35</a> Missed opportunity to have a "tortilla change" transition in the style of the old "paper change" transition.
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@IceMetalPunk · 2 years ago
Librarian: "You can't cook a pizza in the library!"<br>Brady and Tom: "Fine, but you won't like what we'll do instead..."
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@IonizedRadiation · 2 years ago
Making the world's worst pizza in a library is exactly the kind of insanity I originally subscribed to this channel for
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@diaz6874 · 2 years ago
Numberphile 2014:<br>The scientific way to cut a cake. <br><br>Numberphile 2024:<br>The lazy way to cut a pizza.
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@adamplace1414 · 2 years ago (edited)
<a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Xd9UZSodeN8&t=60">1:00</a> that IS a good circle!
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@Inuyasha10121 · 2 years ago
Love how Brady jumped right in for -1/12, implying that if you take this algorithm to infinity you wind up with a pizza cut into 11/12 regions. Get the Sixty Symbols squad on this, I smell a Nobel prize for topological defects in higher dimensional pizzas!
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@danielgrootveld · 2 years ago
That’s the best drawn circle I have ever seen on numberphile
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@neatnoot214 · 2 years ago
I know its not the point of the video at all, but that library is just absolutely beautiful, you have my envy over being able to see it in person.
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@Liebestod0001 · 2 years ago
thanks. now some of my 22 guests are angry at me after I handed them their "piece"
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