Comments by "Lord Skeptic" (@Lord_Skeptic) on "Numberphile" channel.

  1. I divided by 0 and my paper set on fire
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  2. The way I would group the dots together would depend on how the dots were laid out
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  3. 0^0=purple. Because aliens do not wear hats.
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  4. 3:34 it is how many thousands are in front of the first thousand. Since million is one thousand in front of one thousand.
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  5. 3!
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  6. I said 3! Not 3. 3!=3×2×1=6
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  7. 888. The number of the feast.
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  8. 2:51 yes that is a real number
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  9. It is a spongebob reference
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  10. It is purple because aliens do not wear hats
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  11. It is the £tree(grahams number) question
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  12. 25.80697
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  13. Depends on the isotope of carbon. Carbon does not always have 6 neutrons.
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  14.  @EebstertheGreat  true about imperial. Our speed limits are done in MPH (miles per hour). Our pubs serve beer in pints. (That is more of a cultural thing though)
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  15. If you want to save time those numbers can be written as E2.08#4 E1.1#5
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  16. Stalemate is when the king is not in check yet the only legal moves would put it in check
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  17. 13 is less than 22
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  18. There are infinity numbers bigger than tree(3). Tree(3) is just as far away from infinity as 0 is.
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  19. 7:00 actually if you overline (or bracket) Roman numerals it means it is multiplied by 1000
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  20. They are British. That is what it is called In the UK. That does make a lot more sense. It is a plural.
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  21. I thought it was green bottles hanging on the wall and if one green bottles should accidentally fall
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  22. It would take 2^^1000 mathematical symbols to write it in mathematical notation.
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  23. 0:25 they are not Arabic they are Indian. They have being using them for much longer.
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  24. 4:42 I say it as 2 to the power of n minus 1 timesed by 2 to the power of 1 less than the value of n.
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  25. They are British. It would be 16.
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  26. 3:45 there are 9×10⁶⁶⁵ 666 digit numbers. 10⁶⁶⁶-10⁶⁶⁵.
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  27. There are 3 types of people. Those who cannot count and those who are not that much better at it.
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  28. He said he was slower meaning that he was slower to say 6 than he was to say 2
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  29. Lottery now costs £2
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  30.  @Scuud52  calculators have been around since at least the 17th century. Digital calculators were not invented until the 1970's
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  31. MrFixer1967 googolplexion. According to urban dictionary.
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  32. The Clubstep WIZrD And more googolplexianth is 1 followed by googolplexian zeros. (10^^4^100). Also googolplexion (10^10^100)^(10^10^100). According to urban dictionary.
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  33. 51
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  34. Actually no. Minus infinity is just as far away from infinity as 0.
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  35. That is at 2:20
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  36. 3:29 it 0.0000020786% (rounded to the nearest 10^-10)
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  37. 75% of people are not good at maths and the other 50% are not that much better
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  38. Not really. In algebra you can use any letter (as long as that letter has not been used before in the equation (unless it represents the same number)) to represent a none specified number.
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  39. 14:20 the total is 0 which is an even number
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  40. 1:22 that is what I like to call an ouroboros.
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  41.  @blue9139  you can divide by 0!
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  42. All perfect numbers end in 6 or 28. If it end in 6 the tens digit is odd. Apart from 6.
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  43. 2 more have been discovered since
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  44. 6:35 could have done that as (1/0!)+(1/1!)+(1/2!?)+(1+3!)........+(1/♾️!)
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  45. 4:42 x(2x-1) x=2^n
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  46. Non transive cycle. I can't it an ouroboros.
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  47. No that is what 2 beans add 2 beans is
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  48. That is actually some beans
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  49. Or a really small casserole
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  50. 3:26 more like parthenogenesis
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