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00:00:00Hello friends, yeah, welcome to Hubanology 2103.
00:00:08Let's do some push-ups.
00:00:11This time focusing on the depth, not the number, okay?
00:00:21Okay, now that I'm old, I need to do warm-up and then cool-down.
00:00:29Warm-up, then exercise, then cool-down, okay?
00:00:32Now that I'm old, when I was young, I did not need to do warm-up or cool-down.
00:00:39I didn't need that.
00:00:41But I need it now, because I'm older, okay?
00:00:44Forty-six.
00:00:52Okay, push-ups.
00:00:55Focusing on the depth, not like how many, not the number, okay?
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00:01:25Yeah, not the speed, not the number, but the depth, okay?
00:01:41Now, we did warm-up and exercise, now cool-down.
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00:02:04Okay, good, good, good exercise there.
00:02:21Yeah.
00:02:27Man, that was big exposure.
00:02:31Sorry about that.
00:02:42Okay, yeah, five minutes break please, thank you.
00:02:45I was transferring some video files.
00:02:51Five minutes, thank you.
00:02:54Good exercise there.
00:02:59Mm-hmm.
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00:07:15Yeah, welcome to QMonology episode 10.103.
00:07:27Yeah, sure.
00:07:31Let's take a break from mathematics and let's just talk for a while.
00:07:37Physicist Freeman Dyson, kind of notorious for being against this climate change rhetoric.
00:07:48So he's kind of like me, he says carbon dioxide is actually a good thing, okay?
00:07:53Yeah, so I agree with him on that.
00:07:55So he's kind of like creative scientist who go against mainstream sometimes, okay?
00:08:01So he says sometimes he likes being subversive, subversive, okay?
00:08:06Yeah, kind of rebellious against mainstream.
00:08:08Okay, yeah, I appreciate that, yeah.
00:08:11Yeah, but he never won PhD, but he became professor, okay?
00:08:17Physicist and mathematician, Freeman Dyson, okay?
00:08:19Yeah.
00:08:22And in the news, Israel exploded some pagers, also walkie-talkie in Hezbollah, right?
00:08:32Yeah, well, I mean, it was smart, but my suggestion to Israel is this, okay?
00:08:39If you're so smart, if you're so full of intelligence, energy, and smartness, why don't you channel that intelligence, smartness, and energy toward peace in Middle East?
00:08:50Okay?
00:08:51Channel all that resources toward peace in Middle East.
00:08:58Then I'm sure they can achieve that.
00:09:01Okay?
00:09:02There's a change of direction there, okay?
00:09:04Yeah.
00:09:05Okay.
00:09:08Same thing goes to the online dating scam, okay?
00:09:11I watched some documentaries about online dating scam, okay?
00:09:15Like, they're all from different countries, okay?
00:09:19Yeah, online scammers, you know, online dating site, definitely all over the world, okay?
00:09:24And then, they're very smart, but again, if you have that kind of smartness, intelligence, why don't you channel that energy toward legitimate job, legitimate business?
00:09:37Okay?
00:09:38Again, there's a change of direction, okay?
00:09:40Yeah.
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00:09:43Yeah, so.
00:09:45Okay?
00:09:48Okay, yeah, thank you.
00:09:50Yeah.
00:09:52Okay.
00:10:17Bye-bye.
00:10:47Bye-bye.
00:11:17Bye-bye.
00:11:47Bye-bye.
00:12:05Yeah, let's talk about online dating.
00:12:06Sure.
00:12:09Taking a break from mathematics?
00:12:11Yeah, I mean, I'm 46, and nowadays, it's not a stigma to go to online dating because it's so common, and time has changed.
00:12:22Back in the days, yeah, people get married.
00:12:25Back in the days, people get married, never divorce.
00:12:31Yeah, it was not known back in the days, but time has changed, okay?
00:12:35I appreciate people who get married and never divorce.
00:12:38I appreciate that.
00:12:40That's important for children, okay?
00:12:42Stability of family, yeah.
00:12:44But these days, divorce is very common, and sometimes, yeah, divorce is the right thing to do.
00:12:50Incompatibility, irreconcilable difference, domestic violence, whatnot, okay?
00:12:57Yeah.
00:12:59And, yeah, so mature people, like people in their 40s, 50s, 60s, 70s are going to online dating site.
00:13:08That's cool.
00:13:10But caveat, they're online scammers, dating site scammers, okay?
00:13:14So they pose as somebody else.
00:13:17They copy and paste some social media pictures of some attractive people and then pose themselves as attractive and wealthy opposite gender, okay?
00:13:28And then they gain the trust.
00:13:32They start saying, I love you, and then they ask, like, yeah, hey, why don't you invest in this Bitcoin or whatever company with your money, okay?
00:13:47That's one common way dating website scammers operate, okay?
00:13:55Yeah.
00:13:57And some people lose, like, a million dollars, hundreds of thousands of dollars sometimes, okay?
00:14:04But they think it's some kind of investment, okay?
00:14:07Yeah.
00:14:10It's on YouTube, okay, the romance scam, okay?
00:14:14Yeah.
00:14:19Have I?
00:14:21Yeah, I'm online dating site, okay?
00:14:24I get to that, like, once a year, but have I seen online dating website scammers?
00:14:29Yeah.
00:14:30That's too obvious, mostly, okay?
00:14:34I'm in Alaska, right?
00:14:36So there's some statistics.
00:14:39They say 30% of brand new accounts in online dating websites are fake.
00:14:46Yeah, that's...
00:14:53I think that's correct statistics because I see those scammers all the time in online dating website.
00:15:02But they're too obvious.
00:15:04I'm in Alaska, right?
00:15:05So and some attractive profile pictures, but the background of those pictures, they're not Alaska at all.
00:15:18So Europe, maybe, like, Florida, maybe, some sandy beaches, Hawaii, maybe, but they're not Alaska scenery at all.
00:15:31Too obvious, right?
00:15:39And the things that I write in the online profile is very obviously fake.
00:15:44Okay.
00:15:45Yeah.
00:15:46But it's extremely common.
00:15:49Okay, yeah.
00:15:51Have I been scammed?
00:15:53Have I lost money in online dating site?
00:15:56Yes.
00:15:58When?
00:15:59Okay, five minutes break.
00:16:01I just vocalized, okay?
00:16:02So then I'll tell you.
00:16:05Is it embarrassing to tell?
00:16:07Not really.
00:16:13Okay, yeah.
00:16:15But those scammers, they are not like yourself at all.
00:16:20No.
00:16:24They outwitted me.
00:16:27Okay, yeah.
00:16:32How much money did I lose?
00:16:33Yeah, $1,000.
00:16:35Okay.
00:16:36Yeah, I'll tell you that story, okay?
00:16:37Yeah.
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00:18:382018 or 2019, something like that, okay. Met a lady, I lived in Wasilla, and she was an anchorage,
00:18:47so I drove to anchorage for dinner date. We actually met, but she was weird because she
00:18:54was just talking, talking, talking, some random stuff, totally random stuff. So it was not like
00:19:01typical first date. In typical first date, it's more interactive, yeah, to get to know each other,
00:19:07but she was not like that at all. She was not interested in me, getting to know me at all.
00:19:12She would just talk about random stuff, okay, on and on. And her age, probably in her 30s,
00:19:29yeah, she was very attractive. And then, okay, we exchanged our cell phone numbers and
00:19:39texted a little bit, then she stopped responding. Okay, so I got her phone number, okay,
00:19:48yeah. And then several months passed, okay, yeah. And during the winter, possibly in December,
00:20:02okay, probably same year, okay, yeah, several months later. Or was it next year? I don't know.
00:20:12I don't remember. And I went to Fairbanks. We can travel alone, okay, yeah. Just alone, yeah,
00:20:24we can travel, okay. Yeah, went to museum in Fairbanks, and then, you know.
00:20:32And it was Sunday morning, so I went there maybe Saturday, okay, so just one night, I guess,
00:20:40one day, one night. Stayed in a motel, hotel. And so Sunday morning, I was about to leave
00:20:49hotel, check out, and I got a text message. And the person said, yeah, do you remember me? And
00:20:59she sent me a photo of herself. Yeah, she's in good shape, okay. Oh, that lady, oh yeah,
00:21:05I remember you. Yeah, we had a date in Anchorage once. And she said, hey, I'm in, she said, hey,
00:21:12I'm in Fairbanks. Where are you? She's in Fairbanks? Yeah, whatever. Well, oh, I'm in Fairbanks too.
00:21:28Would you like to meet me? Oh, sure. Okay. Hey, yeah, meet me at the parking lot of this museum.
00:21:45Okay. So, I checked out, and then, I, did I check out? I'm not quite sure. Doesn't matter,
00:21:53okay. So, I went to the parking lot of some museum. It was quite, it was not too far away.
00:21:59Somewhere in Fairbanks, okay, yeah. And she was quite late, okay. Okay. It was quite early in
00:22:09the morning, Sunday morning, okay. So, there was nobody around, okay, yeah. Maybe 10 a.m., 8 a.m.,
00:22:169 a.m., something like that, Sunday morning. So, there was nobody around. And it was cold. I think
00:22:20it was in December, okay. So, nobody around, and yeah, waited about like 30 minutes, and then,
00:22:27finally, a car pickup truck showed up, and then, not a lady, not that lady, but a guy
00:22:37opened the door of his truck, and he came out, and, okay. So, he came to me, like, got off my car,
00:22:48and he started saying, accusing me of following her, following his wife to Fairbanks.
00:23:03So, he ranted, rebuked me, basically, cheating with his wife for like 30 minutes
00:23:11in the parking lot. It was very cold, okay.
00:23:23And later on, basically, hey, would you like to sell, you want to make this all go away?
00:23:31I was like, sure, yeah, how about $1,000? And he took the deal. Yeah, sure. So, we went to the
00:23:39ATM, and I drew $1,000 in cash, and I gave it to him, okay.
00:23:48Yeah, then, he kind of warmed up to me, actually.
00:23:54Okay. So, yeah, we actually shook hands, I think.
00:24:01Kind of befriended each other, okay. Yeah, he came to like me, actually, okay.
00:24:09And so, we went back to the parking lot, and she was inside that car the whole time.
00:24:17Possibly, we dug on. Most likely, we dug on, okay. So, yeah, there were scammers.
00:24:25There were scammers. Online dating sites are scammers, okay.
00:24:29Now, how did they know that I was in Fairbanks? Yeah, they tracked me,
00:24:34because they have my cell phone number. Yeah, there's this app, like Where's My Friend app.
00:24:40You type somebody else's phone number, then, yeah, GPS tracker, you know where that person is,
00:24:47okay. I think they live in Fairbanks. And the target, lonely guys like me,
00:24:55either in Machu Picchu or Anchorage, and she has a date in Anchorage or Machu Picchu, maybe,
00:25:01and then they go back to Fairbanks, and they wait until this person in Machu Picchu or Anchorage
00:25:09visits Fairbanks. And then, they text this clueless guy like me, and yeah, and then,
00:25:20ask for a meetup, and then the guy comes out and plays this role of angry husband,
00:25:26accusing this guy like me of cheating with his wife. That was their elaborate scam.
00:25:34Wow, how creative, huh? Again, if you are so, my suggestion to them, if you're so smart,
00:25:41obviously, you're very smart, okay. Why don't you tell that smartness, that energy to let's me chat?
00:25:53Yeah, that was interesting. Did I call the police? No. Why? I don't want to deal with those people.
00:26:04I mean, I love police. I do not want to deal with criminals.
00:26:10They never contacted me again, of course not. They got their money, $1,000. To me,
00:26:17also, I told him, hey, ask your wife to get a job, and he said he would, okay.
00:26:26$1,000? Yeah, I think of it as a donation, charitable donation, okay. I did report to
00:26:33the police because I do not want to be involved in those criminal matter. I don't want to deal
00:26:40with criminals. I love police officers, okay. What I'm saying is, I do not want to deal with criminals.
00:26:49I don't want to be involved, okay. That's why I didn't go to police.
00:26:56What? All right, fine, Ms. Mary, okay. Thank you.
00:27:00Yeah, online, website, yeah, you have to be very careful, okay, yeah.
00:27:55Okay.
00:29:25Okay.
00:29:55Okay.
00:30:26So, do we do some mathematics? I think we can, a little bit.
00:30:31Well, let me refill my vodka bottles. Yeah.
00:30:44Look, yeah, I'm smart, and I'm channeling my energy to mathematics and writing.
00:30:51I think that's a good venue. They're important.
00:31:03If I don't do this, who would? Okay, yeah. I discovered this.
00:31:11I discovered this. We got the honor of first discovery of this.
00:31:25Yeah, I mean, the area of Bezu coefficients were kind of generalization, okay, yeah.
00:31:36Other people, yeah, they studied this a little bit, okay, but not as extensively as we are doing.
00:31:46Yeah.
00:31:54Yeah, it's almost like hero. It's too hard.
00:32:06Yeah.
00:32:20And according to some
00:32:25documentary by CBC, this Canadian broadcasting company about like romance scam, some countries,
00:32:34these scammers actually was known as cyber slaves. They are forced to work as scammers
00:32:44in some countries, okay, so, yeah, I feel sorry, okay.
00:32:54By slavery, I mean, yeah, they get beat up if they don't produce enough money, okay.
00:33:00They get physically abused, okay, so, and they are confined, okay, so, yeah.
00:33:16Other countries, romance scams, yeah, almost regarded as a legitimate business, okay.
00:33:25Yeah.
00:33:29What are those countries' names? Well, it's in YouTube documentaries, okay, yeah.
00:33:37I don't know their names, okay, so, because they're pretty much everywhere, okay, yeah.
00:33:43In America, too, yeah.
00:33:44Yeah.
00:33:52That's sad, okay, yeah. Yeah, it's horrible.
00:34:15Yeah.
00:34:28Okay.
00:34:34So, obviously, they have persuasive power. They manage to persuade
00:34:51scammers, okay. According to some documentaries, yeah, like many different broadcast companies
00:34:57made those documentaries, okay, so, like Canadian broadcasting company like CBC and also
00:35:03CBS, right, in America, okay, a cable broadcasting system, I guess, yeah.
00:35:11And the victims of the scammers, romance scammers in online dating site,
00:35:19they are, sometimes, they are very well-educated people like me, yeah, they say,
00:35:28they say, yeah, some scammer victims, yeah, PhDs, doctors, lawyers,
00:35:36including myself, okay, yeah.
00:35:40Okay, again, scammers, if you're so smart, why don't you channel that smartness
00:35:46to a legitimate job instead of criminal activity like that,
00:35:50huh? In that sense, yeah, they are being very smart, okay, so.
00:35:58Okay, let's do case A, too.
00:36:03They're periodic, so we just need to do A, okay, yeah.
00:36:20Okay.
00:36:50Okay.
00:37:20Hmm.
00:37:41Let's start drinking a little bit, okay.
00:37:50Hmm.
00:37:55Hmm.
00:38:14Uh, spruce tree leaf vodka,
00:38:18sure.
00:38:29Yes, happy Monday, yeah.
00:38:4839, 38, 40, sure.
00:39:18Okay.
00:39:27One more.
00:39:57Okay.
00:40:27Okay.
00:40:36It's quite unexpected, actually, okay, yeah.
00:40:42This doesn't follow the similar previous pattern, okay, so let's do some more.
00:40:57Okay.
00:41:09Yeah, it seems to be repeating, we're just double-checking, okay, yeah.
00:41:27Okay.
00:41:39Okay.
00:41:57Okay.
00:42:06Maybe it's a good time to find out why greatest common divisors are periodic, okay.
00:42:19But let's finish this mathematical sentence here.
00:42:37Okay, so what we notice is this, okay,
00:42:41greatest common divisor between 10 and 8 is the same as greatest common divisor between
00:42:5718 and 8, which is 2, okay.
00:43:0910 is, 18 is 10 plus 8, okay, yeah.
00:43:15Also note that 10 row 8 is the same as 18 row 8, which is 2, okay.
00:43:35But 2, 2 being same, that could be coincidence, okay, yeah.
00:43:45Okay, promise, okay, thank you.
00:43:51Okay, how interesting.
00:43:55Yeah.
00:44:01Yeah, future leaders, mighty proud, yeah, be creative, okay, be something, do something
00:44:07that only you can do.
00:44:09It could be mathematics or it could be something else, something very constructive, creative
00:44:13and positive, okay, yeah.
00:44:15Okay, do something only you can do, okay, yeah.
00:44:19Achievement.
00:44:21Okay, yeah, thank you.
00:44:23Bye, Max.
00:44:25Bye.
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00:47:31Okay.
00:47:33No.
00:47:3518 row 8 is equal to.
00:47:37Okay.
00:47:39No, 18 Rho 8 is equal to, okay, real good, 10 plus 8, Rho 8 is equal to, yeah the
00:47:59distribution between Rho and Rho algebra, okay, so 10 Rho 8 plus 8 Rho 8, Rho 8, okay,
00:48:15and 8 Rho 8, 0, 10 Rho 8, Rho 8, yeah contraction Rho, this is 10 Rho 8, okay, okay, okay, we
00:48:26do that much so far, okay, now, let's relax, time check, it's been less than 1 hour, okay,
00:48:55now, we want to know, okay, now we informally proved the periodicity of greatest common
00:49:10divisor, okay, period is the base, yeah, base 8, okay, 8, 1, 2, 1, 4, 1, 2, 1, 8, 1, 2,
00:49:28it will repeat itself, okay, yeah,
00:49:35and we informally proved it, we know why it is, good, yeah, cheers, yeah,
00:50:29mm-hmm, now, what we need to prove next is why left base coefficients are periodic as well,
00:50:42but right base coefficients, they're not periodic, nope, 1, 1, 1, 2, 1, 2, 2, 3, 1, 3, 3, 4, yeah,
00:50:59they're not periodic, there's some pattern there, but they're not periodic, okay, so,
00:51:03but left base coefficient is always periodic, okay, now, we want to know why, okay,
00:51:33okay, I think we know why, because we wrap both sides of equation,
00:52:00we wrap it with row base, like row 4, the right term will become zero,
00:52:09because there are multiple of the base, then what we have left is greatest common divisor
00:52:16and the left term, okay, and because greatest common divisor is periodic, yeah, so should the
00:52:23right-hand side,
00:52:36kind of,
00:52:40because row operator is distributive against addition and also multiplication,
00:52:53that's why, that's kind of informal proof, okay, yeah, that's good enough for now,
00:52:59okay, yeah, when I write this to a paper, I formally prove it, okay,
00:53:04but we know what's going on there, good,
00:53:11cheers, yeah, okay,
00:53:27very good,
00:53:35okay,
00:53:43now,
00:53:47let's take final spread, okay, and then problem statement, okay,
00:53:50yeah, let's go to number nine case,
00:54:05okay, thank you for spending time with me, yeah, yeah, future leaders, very proud, okay, yeah,
00:54:13make brand new discovery, okay, yeah, does it have to be mathematics, it could be, if you want to,
00:54:18okay, discover something for the first time, okay, or invent something for the first time, okay,
00:54:28it could be arts, artistic style, or fashion design, music, novel, science, engineering,
00:54:39business, concept, whatever, okay, yeah, that's what matters, mathematics is something I would
00:54:47like to do, that's all, but it's just one example, creativity, okay, yeah, be creative, okay, yeah,
00:54:58in your interest area, okay, and be the number one, okay, yeah, my proud future leaders, yeah,
00:55:16but just in case you're interested in this, okay, you don't have to be, okay, yeah, you know,
00:55:23in your interest, go for it, if you want to, only if you want to, okay, no pressure,
00:55:29okay, five minutes, okay, I'll sample first, okay, thank you,
00:55:42there we go,
00:55:52okay,
00:56:02oh, there's some spiders there,
00:56:10okay,
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00:59:02wait,
00:59:10okay,
00:59:32okay,
00:59:34okay,
00:59:39so, let's take a break from mathematics a little bit, and let's just talk,
00:59:45let's talk about aging, okay, so, I mean, I'm 46, and
00:59:52this is the year I actually felt aging effect, okay, well, besides the balding part,
01:00:02but maybe balding part as well, whatever, it's like, yeah, after work, I take a break,
01:00:08I come home, and I just take a nap in my bed, and yeah, take a rest, and before I come here,
01:00:14okay, after work, so, oh, I really like that, okay, yeah, taking a break, I did not need that
01:00:22a year ago, okay, yeah, cheers,
01:00:24cheers, yeah, so, aging meaning less energy, okay, so, need to take more rest, and yeah,
01:00:36basically, slowing things down, okay, yeah, in social media, yeah, take the, turn the comment
01:00:41off, because that takes a lot of energy to read, respond to our friends' comments, okay,
01:00:46I cannot do that anymore, I'm aging, okay, yeah, I'm realistic about it, wise about it,
01:00:53yeah, to me, yeah, age 46, that's when I started feeling the effect of aging, okay, yeah,
01:01:02yeah, decrease your workload, okay, yeah, and take good breaks, okay, and exercise, yeah,
01:01:13more moderation, okay, yeah, slow things down, okay, yeah, cheers,
01:01:26because like, celebrities like Marilyn Monroe, James Dean, Elvis Presley,
01:01:36they passed away at quite young age, right, Michael Jackson, Kurt Cobain, or
01:01:43Jim Morrison, okay, a lot of celebrities passed away very young, okay, relatively young,
01:01:53there are many reasons, like drug overdose, and one of the reasons is that they didn't slow down
01:02:02as they age, and they need to slow down, decrease the workload, okay, otherwise, injury can happen,
01:02:11okay, yeah, they do not know how to slow down, I guess, as they age, okay, so, yeah,
01:02:21welcome to Humanology, we have problems, outputs, okay, yeah, solution, yeah, as you age, I mean,
01:02:28aging, meaning, like, in my case, 46, other people, different ages, okay, but when aging starts,
01:02:35starts, yeah, we need to slow down, okay, yeah, decrease the workload, okay,
01:02:47yeah, welcome to Humanology, okay, we have problems, okay,
01:02:55I drink less, too, these days, okay,
01:03:00if you noticed,
01:03:01okay,
01:03:12oh, Michael, yeah, also, like, I archive,
01:03:17these days, the videos in Instagram Live, okay, why, I mean, I don't want to be seen too much
01:03:26in social media, okay, so, Instagram Live, typically, I archive it, these days, okay,
01:03:32because I don't want to be seen too much, okay, but in Dailymotion, yeah, it's recorded,
01:03:39Instagram Live is recorded, just a voice to protect our friends' identity and privacy, okay,
01:03:44yeah, but voice, too, their opinions, too, get published in Dailymotion, and because we have
01:03:53very few viewers in Dailymotion, like, sometimes, mostly, like, zero, one, two, three,
01:03:58okay, just like back in the days in YouTube, okay, yeah, and that's good
01:04:05for me, why, it's more relaxing when less people are watching, okay, yeah, yeah,
01:04:16okay, so, Instagram Live, yesterday, I talked about me being a mental hospital in South Korea,
01:04:25like, my parents did the right thing, I was a confused teenager, I did not have any mental
01:04:32illness, I just run away from them, run away from family, run away from school,
01:04:38troublemaker, I did not do anything illegal, though, just confused teenager, okay, did not
01:04:45have any mental illness, okay, so, to provide me with a safe environment for my own safety,
01:04:52my parents put me in a mental hospital, and I'm very grateful, it was the right decision,
01:04:57okay, I learned the lesson, so, to my parents, they knew I didn't have any mental illness,
01:05:05they just wanted me to be in a safe environment, like mental hospital,
01:05:09confinement, and also, they wanted to punish me for my wrongdoings, they were right, okay, yeah,
01:05:22okay, yeah, because I don't want many people to know about my personal history, like me being in
01:05:30a mental hospital in South Korea back in 1990s, okay, so, yeah, that's why I archive those videos
01:05:39in Instagram Live, I archive it so that nobody can see it, okay, yeah, because in Instagram Live, I'd like
01:05:48many people to watch it, okay, yeah, so, and I don't want them to, okay, I don't want them to know about my
01:05:56personal history too much, okay, but in the animation, we have very few viewers here, okay,
01:06:02thank you, okay, yeah, okay, now, let's go, cheers, yeah,
01:06:15okay,
01:06:25so,
01:06:55so, periodicity of graded common divisors and left-based coefficients is due to, thanks to
01:07:08distributivity of row algebra
01:07:13against, upon, addition and multiplication, respectively, okay, so, good, now we know, awesome,
01:07:22good progress there,
01:07:28okay,
01:07:49cheers,
01:07:58you have to, also, in social media, just like online dating site, yeah, they're scammers, okay,
01:08:04you have to be careful, okay, okay, what do scammers want? Money, they'll invite you to,
01:08:12like, invest in, like, Bitcoin stock or some whatever investment, okay, don't do it, okay,
01:08:19yeah, or maybe some charity organization, I've been approached in social media too,
01:08:27by scammers, okay, yeah, there's some charity organization donation or sometimes,
01:08:37they hack into your friend's account and pretend to be your friends,
01:08:42if that happens, yeah, you have to block your friend's account, okay, okay, yeah,
01:08:50yeah, so, be careful about social media, okay, yeah, there's scammers there, okay,
01:09:05I've seen that, okay,
01:09:19okay,
01:09:35yeah, wrap it up, so the CPU does not get too hot,
01:09:38cheers,
01:10:09you,
01:10:19uh, by the way, the Freeman Dyson, I don't agree with all those things that he did, he, uh,
01:10:26agreed with this Chang-Fai-Man diagram, that's a wrong theory, because that theory is based on,
01:10:32like, wrong theory by Albert Einstein, like, positron colliding with electron becoming
01:10:41photon, no such a thing, okay, yeah, like, mass becoming energy, right, it's wrong theory,
01:10:49okay, so, Freeman Dyson was wrong on that, okay, yeah,
01:11:20bye,
01:11:21bye,
01:11:34cheers,
01:11:49you,
01:12:08uh,
01:12:19so,
01:12:3448,
01:12:4364, yeah, there we go,
01:12:5664,
01:13:03yep, 64, 6, 6, 0, okay, yeah,
01:13:13cheers,
01:13:43you,
01:13:45you,
01:13:47you,
01:14:09okay, now,
01:14:11do you, if you record, if you want to recognize a pattern, find a pattern here, okay, go for it,
01:14:18okay, let's take five minutes break, I just want to correct, okay, so, um, yeah, I'm aging,
01:14:28yeah, it's been more than one hour, okay, time flies when we do mathematics, so,
01:14:34yeah, five minutes, okay, thank you,
01:14:35thank you,
01:14:42okay, there we go, thank you,
01:15:05you,
01:15:35you,
01:16:05you,
01:16:35you,
01:16:49you,
01:17:05you,
01:17:15you,
01:17:35you,
01:17:49oh,
01:18:01okay,
01:18:06welcome back, we are back, uh, let's look at this together, okay, so, I'm sorry the letters are so
01:18:12small, but you can take a screenshot and enlarge it, okay, if you want to look at it, okay, so,
01:18:18uh, okay, low was it, okay, so, two-string was it, okay, that's all I can afford, okay, so,
01:18:27um, yeah,
01:18:35oh, let's relax, yeah, oh, five with vodka is quite good, okay, yeah, cheers, yeah,
01:18:47oh, it's nice, it's quite sweet,
01:18:50okay, all right, so, uh,
01:18:58previously, when the basis odd number is polyndromic, polyndromic is a linguistic
01:19:03concept, so, complex sounds like regular expression, okay, so, it's symmetric word,
01:19:09madame, madame, okay, and, uh, like, a, b, a, a, a, b, a, a, okay, symmetric word, okay, yeah,
01:19:20but here is kind of anti-symmetric, because the signs flips as well, okay, yeah, anti-parallel,
01:19:27it's geometric concept, which is still applicable in algebra, how beautiful is that, okay, yeah,
01:19:32cheers, yeah, let's follow that symmetric pattern, okay, one, four, one, two,
01:19:43and then two, one, four, one, yeah, it's part of the pattern, good, that means we are in the right
01:19:51pattern, okay, beautiful, and I'm glad to find that, to realize that it's not about composite
01:20:03number versus prime number, then that will be very, very challenging, okay, because
01:20:08the universe of prime number is still very unknown, okay, but it looks like
01:20:13it's odd number versus even number, this is a lot easier,
01:20:21okay, yeah, good,
01:20:25so, odd number like three, five, seven, and nine, nine is the very first odd composite number,
01:20:34okay, but it follows the previous pattern,
01:20:37where the left Bezier coefficients is symmetric,
01:20:44polynomial, okay, this is good news, it makes our job a lot easier, okay, cheers,
01:20:52yeah, welcome to the adventure together, okay, cheers, yeah, nobody has been here before,
01:21:02as far as I know, okay,
01:21:07ladies and gentlemen, we are witnessing history in the making, okay, yeah, cheers,
01:21:13yeah,
01:21:33look, what are all this, it's like this,
01:21:36greatest common divisor between 17 and 9 is 1, okay, now let's express greatest common divisor
01:21:46between 17 and 9, which is 1, as linear combination of two input numbers, yeah,
01:21:5417 times minus 1 plus 9 times 2, yeah, 18 minus 17, 1, okay, yeah,
01:22:06that's what we've been doing here, okay, yeah, I apologize if I didn't explain it very well,
01:22:12okay, cheers, yeah, yeah, Bezier's theorem, okay,
01:22:27Bezier's theorem or Bezier equation, whatever,
01:22:30Bezier's rule, whatever, because he discovered many different things, okay,
01:22:37yeah, Bezier's coefficient, okay, yeah,
01:22:42we're generalizing it,
01:22:45what he discovered like about 300 years ago in France, okay, yeah, cheers, yeah,
01:22:53yeah,
01:22:57there's Wikipedia article about it, okay,
01:23:02yeah,
01:23:08I ran into it, while we are still in the area of Chinese Riemann theorem,
01:23:13we get back to it later, okay, yeah,
01:23:15yeah, yeah, number theory, cheers, yeah,
01:23:45yeah,
01:23:50how about number 8, 1, 1, 3, 1, 3, 2, 1, that's not symmetric, okay,
01:23:58but we didn't expect it to be, when base is even number, okay,
01:24:04but take with some power, I don't know yet,
01:24:341, 1, 3, 1, 3, 2, 1,
01:25:042,
01:25:14I don't see any pattern there, okay, not yet, not so far,
01:25:21okay, yeah, we did enough mathematics, okay, so let's take five minutes,
01:25:25let's digitize this and after that, yeah, let's go to Instagram live together, okay,
01:25:30yeah, five to ten minutes break, okay, thank you, future leaders might be proud of you,
01:25:35yeah, be ambitious, okay, continue education, career development and learn martial arts, okay,
01:25:38thank you, yeah,