What's his best videos?

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>>8633715
Set theory

>>8633715
His 10^200+1th video, the one where he kills himself.

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>>8633775

>>8633715
I don't give a fuck if this guy is tenured. His videos are completely unfounded he just points at a whiteboard waves his hamd and BAM, math is wrong. No proof just his own fucking blabbering.

>>8633719
>>8633775
>>8633784
Nice meme posts. To this day I don't understand why mod just doesn't ban all non-constructive non-scientific posters for a week.

>>8633715
He is very good at generalizing and thinking outside human perspective.
The alternative ways to calculate differentials/integrals/geometry stuff are good for computers but not for humans.
He makes grave mistake in denying infinity which causes so much of his work to be nonsense.

I think it was around MathFoundations50 where he begins talking about number sequences.
I was just amazed. It was so god damn cool. How the hell Euclid (and others) came up with these (before the age of computers).

All his rants and garbage about attacking mathematical community/science are so cringeworthy.

He is a very good teacher. Very good pedagogics. He is so inspiring and excited.

I adopted the expression-oriented concept entirely from him. No one before has told me what a circle is before him.

>>8633793
>No one before has told me what a circle is before him.
fuck off brainlet

>>8633793
>To this day I don't understand why mod just doesn't ban all non-constructive non-scientific posters for a week.
because that kills the /sci/

>>8633826
No it doesn't

>>8633900
What kills /sci/ are the bait threads and /pol/ and /x/ crossposting. Joking around and memeing is a part of 4chan avid there is nothing wrong with it.

>>8633786
>>8633793
Go to stack overflow if you solely want serious discussion, faggot.

>>8633979
Didn't mean to link the first anon

>>8633715
His best video is the one where the proves a version of the fundamental theorem of calculus for polynomials simply by using the binomial theorem. Fucking mindblowing. Can't wait for him to come back to analysis and continue with this work.

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>>8633786
pretty much

>>8633715
I don't agree with his ultra-finitism, but his differential geometry series is actually quite nice