Comments by "Liam" (@1495978707) on "Numberphile" channel.

  1. If I ever end up teaching math, I will start every day with something like this.
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  2. So based on what you said at 11:20, why aren't all the powers of 2 the only highly composite numbers? 16 is a better choice than 60
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  3. At 4:22, who is the person in the jersey number 39 flashing with Kepler?
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  4. At 5:00, what happens to the little spaces is that the limit of their size as the number of wedges increases to infinity is zero. When you have an infinite number of wedges, it is more or less the same.
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  5. He talks about this at 10:30
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  6. Also, the purpose of it is for use on the complex plane, and, when you square it, to get a negative number.
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  7. What do you mean by unique factorization, and why doesn't sqrt(-5) have it?
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  8. Where is the website that you used to explain this?
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  9. Could you link your info on solving cubes?
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  10. How does that make you mad? the absence of 998?
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  11. Good for you! Keep it up! You shan't regret it!
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