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The sixth video in the series is really a work of art: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DIyruYQ-N4Q&list=PLaNzoFtkQ7rbt5ac9qdi76iNKuqZWQkB3&index=6 https://www.y
by tunesmith 4y ago
The sixth video in the series is really a work of art: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DIyruYQ-N4Q&list=PLaNzoFtkQ7rbt5ac9qdi76iNKuqZWQkB3&index=6 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DIyruYQ-N4Q&list=PLaNzoFtkQ7... I've thought a lot about arguments and premises and values and conclusions and how it connects with frustration and humiliation and shame, and really wasn't expecting all those subjects to come in in a video about hexaflexagons.
- someweirdperson 4y agoQuote from part 6: "The pink side with the yellow center is a theoretical possibility that remains unobserved as in practice it seems to be unopenupable."
- lupire 4y agoStrangely, in the Gardner article that she used for the outline of her video, it explicitly states that its eqivalent of the pink side with yellow center is theoretically impossible, in the hexahexafrustragon.