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MICHELANGELO – THE GENIUS (Documentary)
Mathematics, Linguistics / “58 and other Confusing Numbers” – Numberphile
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“Published on Mar 6, 2015
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Tom Scott on numbers and linguistics – a discussion with spans counties, countries, continents and the far reaches of space.
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Art and animation by Pete McPartlan
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Pi is Beautiful – Numberphile
Published on Jan 3, 2014
With thanks to Martin Krzywinski and Cristian Ilies Vasile
The Seventeenth Century: Genesis via Bibledex (U of Nottingham Video)
Newton on the Beach: Principia Mathematica
Description copied from Youtube video description:
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Historian Simon Schaffer, the 2008 Harry Camp Memorial Lecturer, spoke on Newton’s fascination with discoveries about ancient Indian philosophy and discussed the global network of information on which Newton relied for his Principia Mathematica. Schaffer is the co-author, with Steven Shapin, of “Leviathan and the Air Pump” (1985) and joint winner of the 2005 Erasmus Prize. Recent publications include edited collections “The Sciences in Enlightened Europe” (1999) and “The Mindful Hand” (2007).
Stanford University:
http://www.stanford.edu/
Stanford Humanities Center:
http://shc.stanford.edu/
Stanford University Channel on YouTube:
http://www.youtube.com/stanford
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