Comments by "Ginny Jolly" (@ginnyjollykidd) on "e^(π*i) для чайников" video.

  1.  @atomictraveller  There are plenty of baseball, basketball, and football players who never took physics or engineering, but their muscles know how to make a projectile follow the ballistic path they want or how much spin to put on a ball to make it stay in the air or curve away from the batter at the right time. Either way it takes a lot of study, but it depends on how you want to apply it.
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  2. Mmmmmm pie!
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  3.  @atomictraveller  You actually do use e. It is the inverse of the natural logarithmic function (Ln). Perhaps you only deal with Ln, but e is related to what you do.
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  4. Mmmmmm pi(e) 🤪
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  5. Also, thanks for your expertise. You're right. It's all related, but I think math and science are better at describing things that exist rather than create new ideas and pieces.
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  6. I like seeing true - life projects emerge from classroom activities. I expect to see a lot of creative flourishing happening as this pandemic turns us inside out.
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  7. Oops! You meant to say the square of i is -1 to Homer, I'm sure, not 1.
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