how to theoretically turn a sphere inside out

[chernobila]

For some who thinks its theoretical physics. Its not. Topology. Also i cant fap to this

[ScorpionNani]

ok..it's late night and i'm watching math WHAT IS WRONG WITH ME

[ultimatelighting]

i like it that one time it looks like the girl is the smart one

[TheKumarMusic]

Part 2 x7d13SgqUXg

[BobbyMcwho]

I lose the game

[speedysatliteguy]

@BobbyMcwho GAAAAAH, damn you

[TheLawlbreaker]

This video is attempting to explain a topological topic while using minimal mathematical nomenclature. While the subject is interesting, it's challenging to explain without proper terminology.

[20PhantomRegiment09]

@MegaObliterate hey dumbass, I got my phd in REAL physics from MIT ok, I studied stuff you can actually look at and measure, not some stupid shit someone dreamed up. Chill out

[BlueCosmology]

@20PhantomRegiment09 and realise how incredibly important they now are if you've even done an A level.

You should also realise that the majority of just regular physics is not "stuff you can actually look at and measure" quantum field theory producing virtual particles being the first thing that springs to mind.

[TheManWithNoShadow]

How the heck did I come here .....

[RainbowDashXSyndrome]

..Or you could just bend it back on itself through the 4th dimension, the same way you do with a circle in the 3rd dimension.

[whymyty]

Fucking magnets how they work??

[999cosmo1]

i'm 13 and i actually got this...

[JarethGT]

@999cosmo1 If they explained it the way mathematicians understand it, I'm sure you wouldn't.

[ian0renos]

if it can pass through each other, how can it crease?

[RedDaggerXL]

@ian0renos 0:47, 1:06

[ian0renos]

@RedDaggerXL Doesn't explain it, if it can pass through each other, there wouldn't be enough tension on itself to crease

[RedDaggerXL]

@ian0renos When it tries to go through itself like that, it's basically trying to invert the infinitesimally small corner, which is, admittedly, being vaguely described as a crease. Think of the corner as \_/, where the underscore is the corner. It can't be flipped round due to being attached at both ends; like a rope - when the rope is put in the same position, it ends up being twisted if the ends are pulled along one axis without twisting. Hope that's a good explanation :)

[crackfiendables]

how to theoretically confuse yourself

[MrTangankanan]

genius

[20PhantomRegiment09]

theoretical physics is such nonsense, all you do is use your doctorate to make stuff up.

[MegaObliterate]

@20PhantomRegiment09 Says the man on Youtube who knows nothing.

[crackfiendables]

@20PhantomRegiment09 hahah yeh you can think about this all day and you will still be no closer to the meaning of life lol

[HoserSaysWhat]

Dr. Sheldon Cooper figured it out after a few seconds

[SecretsofGames]

huh?

[neggflash]

someone should make a puzzle game about this

[mcsandman101]

this would make a good video game!!

[theomen88]

i..need a..mind condom?>_> cuz i just got mind fucked

[teejaye110]

i've memorized how this sphere turns inside out so that when such a material is invented, i can try it

[AssortedTeaOriginal]

MY MIND!!

[caranarq]

What was this useful for?

[StainedShuriken333]

Seriously, who gives a fuck?

[AndyAngelZ]

can u turn my dick inside out

[VasilisKalo]

i think i'm high

[modgo111]

FAKE

[joshguk]

she creased it... FAIL

[TheDumbcock]

There's a Penis at 10:24.

[MultiHonk]

i bet somewhere is a mistake. it isnt possible

[sbillinghurst]

I'd like to see the "turn", in physical science, viz. In conclusion we could say that the number of turns of wire around a solenoid is directly related to the magnetic field strength of the solenoid. ...

henry: The SI unit of inductance, equal to one volt in a closed circuit with a uniform rate of change of current of one ampere per second.

Why is a turn so fundamental, where goeth the path of the charge, where does the topology match the physics?

Equate the crease to stopping the path.

[clauboss1987]

did any body see the dick at 10:23

[marshey123]

I'm gonna put this on my favorites so I know where to watch it when I can't sleep :D

lol interesting! xD

[simsfreak555]

But does a material that can pass trough itself exist? If not, this is practically impossible!

[FuFu4OJ]

@simsfreak555 mathematicians are running out of things to do.....tbh what more do you need than +, -, /, x and basic equations?

[simsfreak555]

@FuFu4OJ That's what I'm telling my math teacher all day! He just doesn't understand...

[krueger231]

I did not unerstand anything-WTF?

[gaarasama0609]

how the fuck did i ended in here i was watching an e revo vxl

[greywolf1958]

That's mathematicians for you - imagining up totally obtuse games to prove to the world how smart they think they are. Now let's find a solution to something useful..... like world famine or cancer.

[FeetQuick]

@greywolf1958 They try to find pure knowledge. You might think it's useless but it's essential to further our understanding of the physics of not only this universe but also universes much different from ours, such as those with 4 spatial dimensions.

Plus, planes and air travel are based largely on mathematics, yet you wouldn't call them useless.

[mafiamitzy]

@greywolf1958 Once we totally understand 2d 3d 4d up to 11d, we will have a great understanding of space and time in the uni/multiverse. So calling this useless is not very smart, it's simply a piece of a bigger thing. You failing to get the bigger concept is the problem here.

[Panqrata]

Why is she smarter???

[liadon666]

@Panqrata

cause satan is smarter

[seblasso]

si en teoria se podria llevar a cabo bajo tus supuestas reglas, pero que es lo que quieres demostrar?

de que sirve?

a donde quieres llegar? en definitiva cual es el punto de este supuesto animado?

[seblasso]

si en teoria se podria llevar a cabo bajo tus supuestas reglas, pero que es lo que quieres demostrar? de que sirve? a donde quieres llegar? en definitiva cual es el punto de este supuesto animado?

[turtle79070]

lolwut?

[Blossoming2008]

Теперь вообразите, что сферы это - звуки.

Now, imagine, that sounds are spheres .:.

[katterager]

WTF! did i just spend 10 mins... LEARNING!!! WILLINGLY!!!

[JeremyB796]

when you have a brain that disables social skills when thinking a lot, i can somewhat understand this..

[theguy51094]

Makes it seem like men are clueless.

[787310]

so....who cares?

[USFullOfLies]

a passing sphere? Fuck that.

[Softairsoft]

6:00, when they do smiles... they missed 2 turns, they are the two smiles under the two sad faces...(bottom half of the circles on the top right)

[TheMystenigma]

@Softairsoft no they didnt, because when they count the curves, its only when the monorail is facing eastward. the ones you're talking about the monorail is facing westward. pay more attention if ur going to learn!

I sound like a bloody teacher.

[Mohaukseven]

Thumbs up if you reckon she's fit.

[aecrim1969]

Thanks so much guys! Very helpfull!

I totally understand now why my cat is pooping on my neighbors lawn.

[jeshiescoots]

why would you even want to turn a sphere inside out in the first place?

[JamesTheHitman04]

Chuck Norris can turn a circle inside out

[TheKorwegian]

O_O

[caseygtr]

just divide it by 0, simple.

[VB2P360]

Interesting :)

[Ralledang]

They didn't complete the proof!?

[BooyaaPwned]

i slept thru all of this

[brownpride178]

wtf wtf wtf

[mvszao]

where is the second part?

[imaqtlolz]

this gets painfully simplified

[Dogman36]

this makes no sense.

this just goes to show how bored physicists get.

[ChainSaw771]

what the fuck did i just watch.....

[zasabiibasaz]

this makes so much sense!

[dengphua517]

this disturbs me

[YoMothafucka34isBack]

this made me soooo sleepy. the cure for insomnia lol

[steviwonderbread]

Wow. I am 13 years old and this is just hard enough to understand that i want to keep watching but just easy enough to understand that I can keep up with it.

[OliRancidTen]

brain liquify!

[rkyeun]

CELLS.

This works on CELLS.

You can turn cells inside out and gain access to the protein binding sites on the inside surface.

[hadazura]

@NiamOfAsuras, good idea! It can be the material of the 4th dimension!

But there is a problem: you can not take it wherever you want, like in the video. Moreover, the bubble can pop.

[joelmartens]

Or a 4th spatial dimension!

[Anarchist4lyfe]

It is confusing but it does kinda make sense. Too bad we don't have any material that is able to pass through itself like that.

If we had something that was not solid but wasn't liquid or gaseous either.

[NiamOfAsuras]

eeehm what about soap bubbles?