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the judo that took place at the end was truly masterclass ✨ where he had all listeners who were itching to express their deep gratitude for his poetic, inspiring speech by means of applause, directed at him ~•~ instead, he redirected it all to the guppies, receiving all that wonderful energy of appreciation + belief ✨👏🏽✨ bravo

Beautifully done.

Incredibly profound. I encourage all recent grads to rewatch this video in 10 years to appreciate how spot-on Grant's advice is. His perspective is relevant to people at all stages of life.

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Success: adding value to others..

What a Great Animated Explanation your effort must be apreciated.

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Excellent speech with plenty good advice. Bravo 👏 🎉

You said all, very very wisdom, i like every word you said ,

Is it just a coincidence that it’s the derivative of the surface area

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"Good morning. I might be aware that I probably taught most of you what you know about calculus. That and Khan Academy."

"The dreams you have are about something more than just yourself"

Before you, the concept of "best linear algebra course in the world" simply didnt exist. No one would think about what is the best course at linear algebra. Now its a consensus that its yours.

Make some noise

Great Speech

4:15 I love how hes giving a speech on how not to be an NPC and how you have to give value to others, meanwhile the entire crowd is retards with a cap saying "CUT DEFENCE TIES" These people are gonna spend their days malding on the internet about how their Masters in Physics isnt making them shit while actively rejecting the only social systems that employ this stuff.

Sometimes if forget pi, but I still recall 4.44288294 / sqrt(2) = 3.14159265... I was into bible codes and geometry, where Jesus=444, Son=288, and Lord=294. The sqrt(2) represented the second coming which completed the circle.

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I just love how Grant's mind works! Thank you again and again! (Obviously, I'm a fan of the channel as well.) I just wanted to say that if it weren't for Grant's talent, maybe I wouldn't be choosing to stick with grad school and pursue a PhD in evolutionary ecology (something I have always nurtured a passion for, but felt too dumb to pursue because of how challenging math can be). So, I would add to the speech: surround yourself with great minds like Grant's, and maybe you will have a chance to figure out what you love and want to do ;)

Make a video on the wedge product, bivectors, and why you should never use the cross product.

This speech was beautiful. CS: Physics graduate here - loving math, physics and programming. In my opinion, it shines through that you talk from experience here, and it's both a true and insightful statement you make - after graduation, we really do need to have a different mindset, thinking more about what we contribute to others. Also, nice reminder that things will change - better be nimble. Thank you 🙏

Inspirational 👏

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This video very intuitively explains why gradient descent works. Super useful.

well done

I just finished my undergrad in Mathematics. I’ve also have been in dilemma between following my passion (theoretical mathematics) and my carrer (going to the industry). I’ve never heard a speech that has spoken so much to me 🥹

Thank you.

Thank you for sharing this amazing and very informative video on visualizing quaternions (4D numbers) with stereographic projection. I liked it a lot. PEACE. --- Merci d'avoir partagé cette vidéo étonnante et très informative sur la visualisation des quaternions (nombres 4D) avec projection stéréographique. J'ai beaucoup aimé. PAIX.

Not good with physics at all but I knew enough to pass it in high-school. if it’s a frictionless surface how is it slowing down at all.

Wow. I know this college

I was literally crying

Why does this guy sound like 3Blue1Brown?

I post this comment to tell neural network of RUclips to understand that this video is awesome!

I'm adding this video in my (try to sleep) playlist

At 2:18 ... I love how, after Grant points out the 'nerdiness' of the audience, continuing to (joking) say: "... in the vector space of all possible advice", the camera centers on two lovely nerds sitting, without batting an eyelid, thinking: "yeees? ...".

Don't hang out near the top of the bell curve. Everyone there is mean.

I always loved your video!! Knowledge is power. Love from INDIA ❤

Man grant is him. Great speech

You are insanely good!!

Damn!!! 3BB now has realtime extreme raytraced animations!!!

a like button is not enough for this video..! I follow your videos because im pursuing data science and frankly some of the content just goes over my head. But im still coming back after a while to see if i can comprehend those concepts again. Thank you for this video, you are adding value and being an inspiration with this video as well.

And what would be the explanation if you consider light as photons

I enjoyed your presentation. I am a skeptic of some conclusions in physics but not of experimental results. Specifically for this interaction my skepticism is the accelerated expansion of the universe, I postulate that light "unwinds" as it's polarization is changed.. This could be easily checked by your experiment. Use a laser and a beam splitter. One path through the polarization fluid and the other bypassing the polarization apparatus. Recombine the two beams. If the frequency has changed for the polarized path then there should be a pulsation in the combined beam. Selecting a length that results in a single 360 degree rotation of the polarization would be nice but not necessary. Has this type of experiment already been done?

It makes me sad to think about how much stress I could have avoided if these videos were available to me in college. I hope students today are taking advantage of this resource.

At 8:25 I actually said "holy shit" out loud. Love this.

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