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Uploaded on Apr 23, 2011

This is a sphere turning inside out.

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  • TheSH1N1GAM1

    TheSH1N1GAM1 4 months ago

    Sometimes I think that mathematicians come up with this kind of stuff just to fuck with us.

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  • DimDayze

    DimDayze 2 months ago

    I love how one narrator has to act dumb

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  • JXZtheGamer

    JXZtheGamer 2 hours ago

    Today you watched a 21-minute educational video about turning a sphere inside-out.

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  • ctressle

    ctressle 1 day ago

    What about S^n for general n? Can n-spheres in general be... what is it, inverted?

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  • JOHNBINGO741

    JOHNBINGO741 2 days ago

    yes you can in real life i have done it before

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    in reply to 11gameplays (Show the comment)
  • CogitoErgoCogitoSum

    CogitoErgoCogitoSum 3 days ago

    Neither do you. Life isnt worth living if youre in a perpetual vegetative state.

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  • ProfessionalPersian

    ProfessionalPersian 3 days ago

    Mind fucked.  I swear these mathematics literally have noo life

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  • TheDefelot

    TheDefelot 3 days ago

    Over 9000 hours in cinema 4d and two voice actors, one of them a mathematician = this

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  • Tim Johnson

    Tim Johnson 3 days ago

    At the end: "Somebody should make a movie about this stuff"

    Silly 4th wall breaking movie.

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  • PianoGamer64

    PianoGamer64 1 week ago

    In real life, stuff passing through each other is only prevented by some forces, like electromagnetism pushing things apart; there is no inherent rule of things being unable to pass each other. And in math, you usually don't introduce arbitrary rules like that, even if they existed in real life.

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  • 11gameplays

    11gameplays 1 week ago

    1994.

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  • SpyroEAS1753

    SpyroEAS1753 1 week ago

    What year was this animated? Looks like in the mid 90s to me.

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