Numberphile
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Search complete. 5 mentions across 4 episodes found for "Numberphile".
Sep 7, 2026
Episode 13: About the importance of being curious with Malthe Mejlsted
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26:56Carlo KaulHOST
3Blue1Brown or Mathologer? 3Blue1Brown.
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27:00Carlo KaulHOST
Numberphile or Math Life Balance? I have a special place in my heart for Numberphile.
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27:07Carlo KaulHOST
Japan or Australia? Australia.
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27:09Carlo KaulHOST
Sweden or Norway?
How Adam Neely pioneered Music Theory YouTube and then quit to tour with his band • How Do You Do ep.13
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1:43David BennettHOST
I was obsessed with educational YouTube.
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1:46David BennettHOST
So things like SciShow, Crash Course, Numberphile.
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1:50David BennettHOST
I was watching like TED Talks, but none of it was music.
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1:53David BennettHOST
And then someone included me into your channel.
The Geometry of Change
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1:29DavidHOST
And to do this, we've pulled together a massive stack of sources.
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1:32DavidHOST
We're looking at some brilliant mathematical deep dives from YouTube creators like Numberphile, 3Blue1Brown, The Math Behind.
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1:40DavidHOST
Great
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1:40speaker_1HOST
channels.
15 MINS LATER
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16:15speaker_1HOST
That's a brilliant way to conceptualize it.
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16:17speaker_1HOST
The rate of change equals the state of being.
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16:20speaker_1HOST
Numberphile actually highlighted this self-referential elegance beautifully with a visual graph in their video.
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16:27DavidHOST
Oh, yeah, the curve.
Conversation #1 with Steven Strogatz
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10:43Steven StrogatzGUEST
Yes, the roots first, fifth degree.
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10:45Michael LevinHOST
So, yeah, or, for example, there's a channel, I don't know, I'm sure you've seen it called Numberphile on YouTube.
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10:50Michael LevinHOST
Sure, sure.
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10:51Michael LevinHOST
So the chess problems, right? So this guy says, well, if you have two knights and they do this and that, and then he sort of does it, and it's like this amazing thing.