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Why Computers are Bad at Algebra

Why Computers are Bad at Algebra

Season 1 Episode 31
14:24
The Multiplication Multiverse

The Multiplication Multiverse

Season 2 Episode 1
7:28
Topology vs "a" Topology

Topology vs "a" Topology

Season 2 Episode 5
10:21
Beyond the Golden Ratio

Beyond the Golden Ratio

Season 2 Episode 8
8:57
How to Divide by "Zero"

How to Divide by "Zero"

Season 2 Episode 9
8:01
Telling Time on a Torus

Telling Time on a Torus

Season 2 Episode 10
7:17
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Making Probability Mathematical

Season 1 Episode 30

What happened when a gambler asked for help from a mathematician? The formal study of Probability.

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