Savants are known for making visuals and seeing mental connections like this, every student should learn this as well as other methods of doing the same thing to broaden their perspectives. Thank You!
That's cool. I think there's a lot to be said about opening our minds to different ways of doing things. Not assume that our way is the best way to figure things out. Makes me want to learn more about indigenous cultures and meet indigenous people.
It's not just the Mayans, every ancient civilization had what would seem to be an advanced knowledge of astrology, mathematics and more. I just wish someone would tell us all the truth about our origins and where the seed for this world really came from. There's too much cryptology left behind by our ancients for rational science to be able to explain away everything, it's just frustrating at this point that we're still lied to about the first civilizations, and beyond.
@JustinLB82 If you read Augustus LePlongeon (Origin of the Egyptians), and Crichton Miller (Golden Thread of Time), you would be 100 light years ahead in terms of getting a real grasp of history, not just more "What If" specials and "astronaut gods" mythology -> people are just as superstitious now as they were in medieval times.
dont u guys get it!!!!!!!!! this means mayans r way more smarter than any one in this world that has lived after them even Einstein they understood numbers before him and multiplied by even larger numbers who cares about how easy math is know if they were still here today in our modern society all of us would be like retarded people who cant add 2+2 WITHOUT THINKING!!
My question is with this method, how would you construct an algorithm properly to do this... This looks incredibly unnecessary but, looks nice for arithmetic. Keep in mind this isn't doing mathematics. This is just fondling with numbers.
@borderhopper619 ... and sacrificing eachother... doubt it. Mathematics we have today far surpasses mayan mathematics. The highest their math went was arithmetic...
@Entertainmentwf maybe if you learned a little bit of history you would learn the purpose of human sacrifice. and no our math today is nothing compared to mayan math. they were able to calculate the movement of stars without the use of computers and machines. it was all in their brain.
@borderhopper619 *face palm*, I have done my fair bit of history. I'm a theoretical computer scientist (i.e. I may as well be called a mathematician). You need to learn what mathematics is. Don't be ridiculous. The mayans for their time compared to other cultures were ahead of their time but, seriously they did NOT HAVE CALCULUS for simple sake. The most advanced thing they had was MODULO arithmetic. Modulo arithmetic is handy,that is how they tracked stars because, they have a period mod m
@Entertainmentwf have you learned how to use Mayan numbers? today we need calculators in order to use huge numbers. Mayans used dots to represent enormous numbers. they did not have the same system of math that is used in modern society, but their own system. and no sorry to disappoint you my brother but i dont believe in all the 2012 bullshit thats in the media today :) and Mayans were also expert astrologists not just astronomists.
It is quite clear you haven't studied number theory. WE DO NOT NEED CALCULATORS FOR LARGE NUMBERS. Mathematicians do not really use calculators that often in reality. I have used binary, hexidecimal, mayan, decimal and many other number systems. There is nothing really that special once you know how to change between number bases (mayan is just 20). Base 20 is a horrible number system (from experience). Binary or decimal is much more natural.
@Entertainmentwf to tell you the truth math isnt really my thing. i really cant get a hang of it. Mayan numbers were pretty easy to learn i dont see how a base of 20 is horrible. and that link would be nice.
@borderhopper619 Okay let me make this clear. Mayan numbers are not important in modern mathematics because, there is much better mathematics. I have studied everything that mayan mathematics has to offer. It can take very little time to grasp in contrast to modern formal systems such as Calculus, Combinatorics, Number Theory (most mayan mathematics is just basic number theory) and many others. Mayans were all about finding periods so what they would do is count with their mayan numbers mod k.
@borderhopper619 I must make this clear, computers are mathematics fyi. The very basis of every computer is mathematics. The computer was inspired by the very limits of mathematics in the early 20th century. Humans today already know many of the limits of mathematics and have been developing theorems versus mayans which did not use theorems. They just fondled numbers till they seemed to fit right. I can forward you a good link on mayan mathematics if you like to contrast :).
@borderhopper619 LOL, seriously... where did you learn that from? the 2012 conspiracy nuts? Our society has mathematics which would make the mayan maths look like nothing. You got to keep in mind they only had modulo and true they did track stars BUT, not the way we do today. Today we have actual precision and actual trajectories to very close figures. We can predict things coming at us with a good 10 thousand years in advance with the mathematics we have today. A mayan in no way could.
I live in a Maya region of Chiapas, Mexico, where I have the pleasure of volunteering with highly dedicated Maya campesinos to improve the awful schools the government foists on them. You can download some of our materials at
localhs "dot" com "slash" hs "slash" maya_mathematics "dot" asp
Other good sources are MATEMÁTICA MAYA by Silvia María Poveda (available online)
And the classic
La ciencia matemática de los Mayas, . Ingeniero Hector M. Calderón, Editorial Orion, México D.F.,
to do that simply subtract 1 from (9999999999999 -1)(the difference from 1*10 tp the power of 14) then 1*1 ( product of the difference from 1*10 TTP 14) gives 1,
so the answer should be 99999999999980000000000001 :)
simple reallY!! (if you wanna better explanation inbox)
First fact, the mayans didn't have numbres like "1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 0"
second fact, the Mayans had a 20 digit numbers, unlike ours which is a 10 digits system.
Third fact, Mayans didn't use lines to count, their numbers were stacking dots, then lines, then, from 20 and up were symbols. You are showing a primitive way of math, while Mayans were more compicated, they were great astronomers.
its aboutnumbers structures inpace.....iagine a cucbus in space,..nice one bt how to get knon ules..which say you where to begin to take numbers and addieren?
The funny thing is, this is just a graphical representation of the same technique any kid would use to multiply two numbers. 21 * 13 = 21 * 10 + 21 * 3 = 210 + 63 = 273 No magic here... :)
If it was not for european disease the mayan math may have made it to north native americans and we could have been as smart of the chinese. But europeans wipe out our intelligence.
and knowledge has been wiped out many times in many places, like the Alexandra library in Egypt. And the Arab Moslem scholars used to have a lot of knowledge which got wiped out by their ignorant violent uprisings in their divisions.
Sooner or later, I am hoping we might work out that we cause our own crap by the way we treat each other without respect & all the other factors where we don't realize the power of negative words in the psyche.
We wouldnt drink poison yet we feed our minds it daily.
@sackcloth777 How is this relevant? BTW, have you ver thought that people belive that they're alway doing the right thing, otherwise they wouldn't be doing it. (regarding some1 feeding your mind- &maybe you too)
yes this is why in years dates, we dont have a year 0. It goes from 1BC to 1AD.
It's a little ironic that so many have such blind faith in things from BC, but actually do not see the flaws that ignorance brings.
Like if she is a witch see floats, if she is innocent she drowns. (middle ages/dark ages, shown in Monty Pythons "The Holy Grail" comedy) yes it is true, and funny that they thought that way. Such is the trouble of the blind leading the blind. I prefer to understand & think ahead.
Perhaps discovered would be better. Indeed all knowledge is already there, it's just our interpretation of it which seems to be an invention.
But long gone are the times when a guess was seen as divine inspiration? For that is truly blind faith. For every idea is improved as we get more knowledgeable about it's workings. One day soon, hopefully, we will stop having war as a possible solution, and seek to build knowledge of peace and maintaining instead. True sacrifice is research, learn & build.
wow !! i juz watch the engineering empire: maya the death empire and learnt bout their maths. It was awesome! the romans might be good at architecture and philosophy, but they are lousy at maths unlike the mayans!!
how about 999999999999999999999999999999999999999x6004354
wade9638 2 months ago
@PoPh123 no zeros…-.-
EvilNinjaDee 2 months ago
If you want to do this mentally take ABC *DEF
Your product will be (A*D)(A*E+B*D)(A*F+B*E+C*D)(B*F+C*E)*(C*F)
So if it is 123 *321
(1*3)(1*2+2*3)(1*1+2*2+3*3)(2*1+3*2)(3*1)
(3)(8)(14)(8)(3)
move the 14 in the hundreds to the thousands
(3)(9)(4)(8)(3)
39483 :-) Now you can multiply bigger products easier :-)
CerebralPrince10 2 months ago
Savants are known for making visuals and seeing mental connections like this, every student should learn this as well as other methods of doing the same thing to broaden their perspectives. Thank You!
CerebralPrince10 2 months ago
Fascinating. And all taught to them by a white god with long, white hair. I wonder whom he was.
lucyk6992 2 months ago
are there any rules?
PoPh123 4 months ago
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mathematically speaking the world will end.... are you fucking kidding me
thoughtsthroughsound 4 months ago
crazy... this is vedic math from india
propnash 4 months ago
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Uwohilatlitigv 5 months ago
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Uwohilatlitigv 5 months ago
I just did it with 226x142 and got 32,092. That is the correct answer, so I suppose this method does work pretty well. ^_^
Uwohilatlitigv 5 months ago
That ain't an mayan technique...
SandKnowHow 6 months ago
ANY NUMBERS???
campseagullboy 7 months ago
That's cool. I think there's a lot to be said about opening our minds to different ways of doing things. Not assume that our way is the best way to figure things out. Makes me want to learn more about indigenous cultures and meet indigenous people.
namtaw 7 months ago
wow this is crazy!!!!!
IrieQueenful 7 months ago
Not mayan math at all. Vedic Math, illustrated by Titharji.
awshucks 7 months ago
why always 1, 2, and 3?
yinyangcali 9 months ago
The real name of the mayans is actually Walazz, they were All blakk Allkikaz women..
july95211 10 months ago
@jobvx: equal ERROR
Intang31 11 months ago
Cool
abdulah786 1 year ago
umm mayan's had a base 20 number system
bugeyemonster 1 year ago
how about 32x419, for example? 'cause in your example are numbers look alikes. like hundreds or tens.
alinbara 1 year ago
i know a faster and easier method. a calculator But what do you do if theres a 0.
jdale2fresh 1 year ago
It's not just the Mayans, every ancient civilization had what would seem to be an advanced knowledge of astrology, mathematics and more. I just wish someone would tell us all the truth about our origins and where the seed for this world really came from. There's too much cryptology left behind by our ancients for rational science to be able to explain away everything, it's just frustrating at this point that we're still lied to about the first civilizations, and beyond.
JustinLB82 1 year ago
@JustinLB82 If you read Augustus LePlongeon (Origin of the Egyptians), and Crichton Miller (Golden Thread of Time), you would be 100 light years ahead in terms of getting a real grasp of history, not just more "What If" specials and "astronaut gods" mythology -> people are just as superstitious now as they were in medieval times.
nugsoth7 1 year ago
dont u guys get it!!!!!!!!! this means mayans r way more smarter than any one in this world that has lived after them even Einstein they understood numbers before him and multiplied by even larger numbers who cares about how easy math is know if they were still here today in our modern society all of us would be like retarded people who cant add 2+2 WITHOUT THINKING!!
garcia1627 1 year ago
really nice but my calculator is faster
lmnopqa 1 year ago
so... like lattice, but with a different name.
ZachariasClub 1 year ago
What happens when there is a Zero? Thanks.
spk978400 1 year ago
@spk978400 then it automaticly becomes zero. 4365434324217789009867543231 x 0 = 0 easy, isn't it?
wiN4t 1 year ago
Exactly >>
TwilightCage 1 year ago
Draw a dashed line and don't count the intersections!
ffloydsmith 1 year ago
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ffloydsmith 1 year ago
My question is with this method, how would you construct an algorithm properly to do this... This looks incredibly unnecessary but, looks nice for arithmetic. Keep in mind this isn't doing mathematics. This is just fondling with numbers.
Entertainmentwf 1 year ago
amazing! if only modern society had the knowledge the mayans had... we would already be exploring deep into space.
borderhopper619 1 year ago
@borderhopper619 ... and sacrificing eachother... doubt it. Mathematics we have today far surpasses mayan mathematics. The highest their math went was arithmetic...
Entertainmentwf 1 year ago
@Entertainmentwf maybe if you learned a little bit of history you would learn the purpose of human sacrifice. and no our math today is nothing compared to mayan math. they were able to calculate the movement of stars without the use of computers and machines. it was all in their brain.
borderhopper619 1 year ago
@borderhopper619 *face palm*, I have done my fair bit of history. I'm a theoretical computer scientist (i.e. I may as well be called a mathematician). You need to learn what mathematics is. Don't be ridiculous. The mayans for their time compared to other cultures were ahead of their time but, seriously they did NOT HAVE CALCULUS for simple sake. The most advanced thing they had was MODULO arithmetic. Modulo arithmetic is handy,that is how they tracked stars because, they have a period mod m
Entertainmentwf 1 year ago
@Entertainmentwf have you learned how to use Mayan numbers? today we need calculators in order to use huge numbers. Mayans used dots to represent enormous numbers. they did not have the same system of math that is used in modern society, but their own system. and no sorry to disappoint you my brother but i dont believe in all the 2012 bullshit thats in the media today :) and Mayans were also expert astrologists not just astronomists.
borderhopper619 1 year ago
@borderhopper619 astrology is bullshit ;).
It is quite clear you haven't studied number theory. WE DO NOT NEED CALCULATORS FOR LARGE NUMBERS. Mathematicians do not really use calculators that often in reality. I have used binary, hexidecimal, mayan, decimal and many other number systems. There is nothing really that special once you know how to change between number bases (mayan is just 20). Base 20 is a horrible number system (from experience). Binary or decimal is much more natural.
Entertainmentwf 1 year ago
@Entertainmentwf to tell you the truth math isnt really my thing. i really cant get a hang of it. Mayan numbers were pretty easy to learn i dont see how a base of 20 is horrible. and that link would be nice.
borderhopper619 1 year ago
@borderhopper619 Okay let me make this clear. Mayan numbers are not important in modern mathematics because, there is much better mathematics. I have studied everything that mayan mathematics has to offer. It can take very little time to grasp in contrast to modern formal systems such as Calculus, Combinatorics, Number Theory (most mayan mathematics is just basic number theory) and many others. Mayans were all about finding periods so what they would do is count with their mayan numbers mod k.
Entertainmentwf 1 year ago
@borderhopper619 I must make this clear, computers are mathematics fyi. The very basis of every computer is mathematics. The computer was inspired by the very limits of mathematics in the early 20th century. Humans today already know many of the limits of mathematics and have been developing theorems versus mayans which did not use theorems. They just fondled numbers till they seemed to fit right. I can forward you a good link on mayan mathematics if you like to contrast :).
Entertainmentwf 1 year ago
@borderhopper619 LOL, seriously... where did you learn that from? the 2012 conspiracy nuts? Our society has mathematics which would make the mayan maths look like nothing. You got to keep in mind they only had modulo and true they did track stars BUT, not the way we do today. Today we have actual precision and actual trajectories to very close figures. We can predict things coming at us with a good 10 thousand years in advance with the mathematics we have today. A mayan in no way could.
Entertainmentwf 1 year ago
I don't understand the comments asking for instructions, the video IS the instructions.
You just follow the same steps for different numbers. There's really only one sequence of a few steps and a couple variables to take into account.
It's pie dudes.
N1k1mon 1 year ago
thats pretty cool
utgfilms 1 year ago
12 =2+1=3 day
12 =2+1=3 december diciembre
2012
12 =2+1=3 year año
this is not mayan this is a joke of someone with POWER this number of supossed wiseness
Masons 33 the number of "ilumination"
I doubt about that the mayan calendar says this date,ITS NOT TRUE!!!
Davidovich 1 year ago
I live in a Maya region of Chiapas, Mexico, where I have the pleasure of volunteering with highly dedicated Maya campesinos to improve the awful schools the government foists on them. You can download some of our materials at
localhs "dot" com "slash" hs "slash" maya_mathematics "dot" asp
Other good sources are MATEMÁTICA MAYA by Silvia María Poveda (available online)
And the classic
La ciencia matemática de los Mayas, . Ingeniero Hector M. Calderón, Editorial Orion, México D.F.,
1966.
JimSmithInChiapas 1 year ago 3
thanks dude now i know how to multiply in mayan imma showoff to my math teacher. they were great mathmatics
lifes40123 2 years ago 16
i think this is from the I Ching in China
poopypantsism 2 years ago
the person tht did this vid jst copied another vid.. its actually the chinese way not mayan
XXXGurlRockerXXX 2 years ago
How cool
buskerbuoy 2 years ago
It's been called "vedic", now it's "mayan". Great.
nickolayer 2 years ago
Mr,Rimmer i need alota help on math lol but yea idk how you do all that its amazing lol u seriously needa teach me how to do all those stuff sir :)
isaaclovezyou 2 years ago
i saw a Chinese did it from like 3 years ago, old shit don't copy from others
tiancai69 2 years ago
how about 9999999999999 X 9999999999999999
jobvx 2 years ago 40
to do that simply subtract 1 from (9999999999999 -1)(the difference from 1*10 tp the power of 14) then 1*1 ( product of the difference from 1*10 TTP 14) gives 1,
so the answer should be 99999999999980000000000001 :)
simple reallY!! (if you wanna better explanation inbox)
TEKKENISSOFUN 1 year ago
@jobvx use a calculator
kentso1983 1 year ago
@jobvx no sea payaso
19miguel55 1 year ago
@jobvx 99999999999989990000000000001
stripes5150 10 months ago
WTF!!! The Mayan didn't draw lines like that for their numbers, they used lines and dots together. So WTF is this guy doing?
1CME90 2 years ago
I have never seen this before, I like it alot.
Ni213Ki 2 years ago
hahahhahaha this is stupid.
First fact, the mayans didn't have numbres like "1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 0"
second fact, the Mayans had a 20 digit numbers, unlike ours which is a 10 digits system.
Third fact, Mayans didn't use lines to count, their numbers were stacking dots, then lines, then, from 20 and up were symbols. You are showing a primitive way of math, while Mayans were more compicated, they were great astronomers.
OrcWyvern 2 years ago
GET RICH QUICK
pixovilson 2 years ago
Ingenious! Primitivism does have its charms.
Jitpring 2 years ago
is this not vedic math?
quardt10 2 years ago
its aboutnumbers structures inpace.....iagine a cucbus in space,..nice one bt how to get knon ules..which say you where to begin to take numbers and addieren?
eristderbeste 2 years ago
HUH 3g485???? wtf
thefogg 2 years ago
no magic there. and it get's too intricate with numbers larger than 5.
sneer007 2 years ago
hrnzgrnz 2 years ago
Realy interesting!
Please ,explain how to do this!
1978werewolf 2 years ago
wow wtf it really works. now, how do you divide?
biirdonawire 2 years ago 4
@biirdonawire
its ancient
franciso7 1 year ago
arrrgh witchcraft and wizardry!!!
jaxolotl91 2 years ago
Omg it works
perfect now i can cheat :) nice thank you
goskoo04 2 years ago
This exact same video has been uploaded so many times and not one person has even bothered to put an explination.
you should explain how this is done in the "more info" because this will not make any sense to some ppl
HotRockx 2 years ago
dammmmm i tried it with 64 x 82 and got 5248 :P
loadedt2k 2 years ago
i am mayan and i know how to do this.
xPuffy96x 2 years ago
Woahhhh!! can you do more? how you learn how to do this =D
HikaruLove12 2 years ago
fabulous!! was talking about it in uni today and thought i'd check it out. just gonna have to watch it a few more times SLOWER to get it LOL!!!
ladysoph 3 years ago
If it was not for european disease the mayan math may have made it to north native americans and we could have been as smart of the chinese. But europeans wipe out our intelligence.
SPS148669 3 years ago
and knowledge has been wiped out many times in many places, like the Alexandra library in Egypt. And the Arab Moslem scholars used to have a lot of knowledge which got wiped out by their ignorant violent uprisings in their divisions.
Sooner or later, I am hoping we might work out that we cause our own crap by the way we treat each other without respect & all the other factors where we don't realize the power of negative words in the psyche.
We wouldnt drink poison yet we feed our minds it daily.
sackcloth777 2 years ago 7
thats deep dud
maatcool 2 years ago
@sackcloth777 How is this relevant? BTW, have you ver thought that people belive that they're alway doing the right thing, otherwise they wouldn't be doing it. (regarding some1 feeding your mind- &maybe you too)
janat234 1 year ago
woah.
that's cool.
(coming from THE ultimate math nerd)
i'm also interested: what if you have a zero?
mmmmarshmallow 3 years ago
i would assume you'd draw a dotted line and not count any dots on that row
thefogg 2 years ago
What if you have a 0? How do you draw it?
NuriForns 3 years ago
u dont put a 0. remmeber they didnt belive in a 0 back then. lol
HONDAOX3 3 years ago
yes this is why in years dates, we dont have a year 0. It goes from 1BC to 1AD.
It's a little ironic that so many have such blind faith in things from BC, but actually do not see the flaws that ignorance brings.
Like if she is a witch see floats, if she is innocent she drowns. (middle ages/dark ages, shown in Monty Pythons "The Holy Grail" comedy) yes it is true, and funny that they thought that way. Such is the trouble of the blind leading the blind. I prefer to understand & think ahead.
sackcloth777 2 years ago
Yes. Clearly, we should sue Jesus.
tristanlist 2 years ago
I realize this is 4 months after you posted on the Mayan math vid, however it is widely known that the Mayans invented the concept of zero.
1snazzyg8r 2 years ago
Perhaps discovered would be better. Indeed all knowledge is already there, it's just our interpretation of it which seems to be an invention.
But long gone are the times when a guess was seen as divine inspiration? For that is truly blind faith. For every idea is improved as we get more knowledgeable about it's workings. One day soon, hopefully, we will stop having war as a possible solution, and seek to build knowledge of peace and maintaining instead. True sacrifice is research, learn & build.
sackcloth777 2 years ago
wow !! i juz watch the engineering empire: maya the death empire and learnt bout their maths. It was awesome! the romans might be good at architecture and philosophy, but they are lousy at maths unlike the mayans!!
cfooddinner 3 years ago