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00:00:00Hello friends, welcome to Humanology 2265.1, so tomorrow or some near future what we need
00:00:19to explore is this. The question is this. Well, the premise is that, let's say we have some big base number, it could be 101, we want a big prime number, okay? Cheers.
00:00:49And then we have this two-dimensional table, we know the values of six columns, okay? Two on the left, two on the right, and two on the center, okay? We know the values of six columns.
00:01:08And that's constant time algorithm, okay? Yeah.
00:01:14But would that be enough for us to fill in the rest of the blanks in the matrix? In this case, yes.
00:01:33Because for all the columns here, okay, which is symmetric, you see the pattern, symmetric pattern? Yeah, but each column have at least one pair of two vertically adjacent elements, from which we can calculate the vertical displacement.
00:02:02And that's not. Just subtract the two, okay? Yeah.
00:02:07But, what if this matrix is like a very big matrix?
00:02:15If this matrix, then will they always have two vertically adjacent elements for each column in that big matrix? That I do not know.
00:02:30But if that's the case, then you can calculate it, okay? Yeah. Cheers.
00:02:42But algorithmic-wise, this is way more complicated algorithm than the original algorithm, okay?
00:03:10Yeah. I'm still wondering why constant time formula, the newest formula that we have, it may be generic or it may not be generic. I don't know, okay?
00:03:27But it's just, we know that it's very, very complicated, complex formula, okay?
00:03:34I'm still wondering if there's an easier way, easier formula for that.
00:03:43Because original algorithm is such a simple algorithm, okay? Compared to this.
00:03:52I mean, you make the difference.
00:03:58Perhaps, more competent mathematician. It could be you or it could be someone else.
00:04:01Perhaps, more competent mathematician, it could be you or it could be someone else.
00:04:17Maybe they can come with a simpler formula based on the original algorithm, I don't know.
00:04:31But at least we learned more about this matrix, this is a fascinating matrix, it's a horizontal
00:04:46asymmetric, vertical asymmetric, and the fourth row represents the vertical displacement,
00:04:57it's a beautiful matrix, magical matrix, we may call this a magic matrix, it's a magical
00:05:04matrix.
00:05:05We've seen interesting matrix before, like energy matrix, about half a year ago.
00:05:13But this one's very fascinating too, the property it has, it's beautiful and mysterious, magical.
00:05:28Yeah.
00:05:29I'm glad that we are studying this, okay?
00:05:35Yeah.
00:05:36We discovered this, okay?
00:05:39I mean, God created this one, we just discovered it, okay?
00:05:44Yeah.
00:05:45That's how I see mathematics, okay?
00:05:47Cheers.
00:05:49So we, too.
00:06:09So here, two like this, okay, two, one, down, down, one, down, down, 11, one, down, down,
00:06:36one, down, down, seven, two, down, two, down, okay, and six, two, down, two, down, okay.
00:06:47It's quite an easy pattern there, actually, okay.
00:06:55So tomorrow, we may try the second approach on a bigger number,
00:07:03or like, say, 23, yeah, yeah, let's try that on 23, second algorithm, okay, sure, tomorrow.
00:07:16But if you want to do it, go for it, okay.
00:07:20Now, let's take five minutes break, and then go see the time I'm alive, okay.
00:07:24Okay, good, good progress, sure, nice.
00:07:33It's going somewhere, all right?
00:07:50All right.
00:07:53We're learning a lot about this matrix, right?
00:07:58Extraordinary matrix, yeah.
00:08:01Beautiful, beautiful.
00:08:01Beautiful.
00:08:03Five minutes, thank you.
00:08:13Oof.
00:08:13Beautiful.
00:08:21Double.
00:08:21Gusto Williams.
00:08:24Look at me now.
00:08:25Good.
00:08:26You, too.
00:08:27That's what I say with you.
00:08:29That's what you say with me.
00:08:31Okay.
00:08:31That's all right.
00:08:32I think I'm here.
00:08:32Very well.
00:08:32Okay.
00:08:33Okay.
00:08:33Some womenた육.
00:08:33Nice.
00:08:34Okay.
00:08:35I think that's all right.
00:08:35Go ahead and be careful.
00:08:36Good.
00:08:38Fine.
00:08:39Go ahead.
00:08:40Okay.
00:16:41Yeah, we worked on some more mathematics earlier in daily motion and we're trying
00:16:48out a brand new approach.
00:16:50Why?
00:20:50Cheers.
00:24:49Good people.
00:30:49Yeah.
00:35:19Okay.
00:48:20You.
00:48:24Okay.
00:48:26So, you know, yeah.
00:48:29and I think kind of like big cities okay so of course in the driving through the
00:48:41rural regions they're kind of wondering
00:48:47they come young I was young too okay why do some people choose to live in such a rural
00:49:00regions okay do wonder it was not my question it was their question okay I did
00:49:12not have answer back then now I know why why because now I'm no longer in my 20s
00:49:22I'm 40 in my 40s I'm 47 okay I live in Alaska quite rural okay because I like
00:49:30it that way because as people get old we have less energy so we like it quiet it's
00:49:37kind of semi-retirement okay I don't know why now but back then I was young I
00:49:44really enjoyed the New York City hustle and bustle so I I did not know why
00:49:51either okay but it was their question not mine okay but I did not have answer for
00:49:57their question but now I do okay because some people like it quiet especially all
00:50:06the people like me not by now okay so yeah well it's just clean nature
00:50:13clean air clean world independence freedom space quietude yeah especially for old
00:50:24people yes okay yeah we have that answer now okay welcome good evening yeah my
00:50:34professional education okay thank you very much now let's take five minutes
00:50:39break okay yeah thank you yeah okay very cool
00:50:50yeah five minutes thank you
00:51:04thank you
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00:53:55Aikido, yeah, it's like a Korean version of Japanese Aikido, right?
00:54:00It's great.
00:54:01Yeah, great martial arts, right?
00:54:03Mighty proud, future adults.
00:54:05Yeah, I'm glad you are learning about martial arts, okay?
00:54:09Fantastic, okay?
00:54:10Yeah.
00:54:11Mighty proud.
00:54:12Yeah.
00:54:12Yeah.
00:54:13Yeah.
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00:54:14Yeah.
00:54:16Yeah.
00:54:16Yeah.
00:54:17Beautiful.
00:54:21Fantastic.
00:54:22Yeah.
00:54:23Oh, yeah.
00:54:26It's very practical.
00:54:40Absolutely.
00:54:41Yeah.
00:54:41Yeah.
00:54:42I think it's a very good idea.
00:54:44Yeah.
00:54:45Yeah.
00:54:45Absolutely.
00:54:46Yeah.
00:54:46It's great.
00:54:48Okay?
00:54:48Yeah.
00:54:49Yeah.
00:54:57Yeah.
00:54:58Thank you for sharing your martial arts knowledge with us.
00:55:00Yeah.
00:55:01Fantastic.
00:55:01Hapkido, okay?
00:55:02Yeah.
00:55:03Great.
00:55:03Yeah.
00:55:04Yeah.
00:55:04Cheers.
00:55:04Yeah.
00:55:05Yeah.
00:55:05Yeah.
00:55:06Yeah.
00:55:06Yeah.
00:55:06Yeah.
00:55:06Yeah.
00:55:07Yeah.
00:55:07Yeah.
00:55:07Yeah.
00:55:08Yeah.
00:55:08Yeah.
00:55:08Yeah.
00:55:08Yeah.
00:55:09Yeah.
00:55:09Yeah.
00:55:09What martial arts do I do?
00:55:13I do like Chinese Kung Fu.
00:55:17Okay.
00:55:17Yeah.
00:55:17Like just watch like martial arts movies then imitate their moves like Chinese Kung Fu, right?
00:55:27And also like Muay Thai, Thailand, K-Boxing and but I was trending in Taekwondo when I was
00:55:39in Korea.
00:55:40Yeah.
00:55:41Yeah.
00:55:42But later on I learned a lot of stuff.
00:55:43Okay?
00:55:44Yeah.
00:55:45Mm-hmm.
00:55:46A little bit of jujitsu and like yeah like in YouTube yeah there were a lot of movie clips
00:56:01right?
00:56:02Like martial movie clips in YouTube and then I just imitate their moves.
00:56:07Okay?
00:56:08Yeah.
00:56:09Watching their videos.
00:56:10Yeah.
00:56:11Like some weaponry like nunchucks and staff belt like media hammer all that stuff.
00:56:23Okay?
00:56:24Yeah.
00:56:25It's nice.
00:56:26Yeah.
00:56:27Thank you for sharing your martial arts with us.
00:56:30Yeah.
00:56:32Yeah.
00:56:33Mm-hmm.
00:56:34Very cool.
00:56:35Cheers.
00:56:36Mm-hmm.
00:56:37Yeah.
00:56:38Yeah.
00:56:39Now let's put some martial arts and then we can find the spray.
00:56:41Okay?
00:56:42Yeah.
00:56:43Some kicks.
00:56:44Okay.
00:56:45Sure.
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00:57:31Yeah, let's do some kicking, kind of a stretch kick, okay?
00:57:41Yeah, thank you, thank you, yeah, fine missed break, yeah, good martial arts, good exercise,
00:58:06yeah, nice, I'm not very good at it, but I enjoy it, bye guys, thank you, yeah.
01:02:12but yeah there's some other people joined us and then they left okay but uh yeah no bad language
01:02:23please okay okay all right yeah welcome good evening yeah
01:02:35so oh yeah jimnopedi that's great uh
01:02:48music right yeah it's like a greek tradition like a dance uh festival right yeah yeah i i i did learn
01:03:02about the greek tradition okay yeah jimnopedi nice very cool yeah okay uh now
01:03:13let's get back to new york story okay so yeah three of us phd students uh we
01:03:28in trying to program like kind of compensation analogy okay uh we uh drove to niagara for okay so
01:03:37awesome weekend and uh good time just day trip okay yeah yeah so the three adult straight guys single
01:03:48guys okay so yeah just driving there and driving back okay so it was nice okay yeah
01:03:58nice and uh we did go to canadian side as well and after we went to canadian side okay uh
01:04:12uh i'm not sure if they bought it but i i remember i did buy a cuban cigar cuban cigar okay so
01:04:21he was back i don't know about now but back then uh cuban cigar was not allowed in america okay but
01:04:27in canadian side yeah it was allowed okay so it was nice cuban cigar okay so yeah
01:04:34in canadian side of niagara for okay so
01:04:39i bought the cheapest cuban cigar okay i don't i'm not a cigar smoker i smoke cigarettes okay so
01:04:49uh but just for experience yeah i did smoke cuban cigar okay yeah it was nice but uh i'm not a cigar
01:05:00smoker typically okay but just for experience okay it was nice yeah
01:05:05uh but later on okay i joined the u.s army and i was like a cigar smoker okay so it was nice okay
01:05:24okay so it was nice okay yeah
01:05:27uh but later on okay i joined the u.s army and we deployed to afghanistan okay so for one year
01:05:37that's like 2011 to 2012 okay in afghanistan in international base in afghanistan 2011 okay
01:05:47uh they did sell cuban cigar there too yeah i did smoke it okay yeah it was nice but again
01:05:54uh i'm not a uh uh cigar smoker i smoke cigarette okay so but it was nice okay could i tell
01:06:03the difference no because i don't smoke cigar typically okay but it was nice though
01:06:08the difference no because i don't smoke it yeah so new york is a big state there's a big cities
01:06:38like manhattan new york new york new york okay and also there are many rural parts of new york city
01:06:46uh new york state okay where there are a lot of animals like deer or uh skunk or
01:06:56whatever wild animals okay yeah in new york state okay yeah rural new york which is great okay
01:07:08okay oh the trout i've seen them they're quite big actually okay yeah in alaska we have trout too okay so
01:07:17uh but uh new york state obtain you yeah i've seen trout okay quite sizable okay
01:07:26beautiful waterfalls yeah beautiful waterfalls yeah like buttermilk waterfall yeah
01:07:33nice it was nice yeah
01:07:38it was nice yeah
01:07:52uh by the way i was born in the second york because my father studied in cornell phd in economics and he got it okay so
01:08:01back in the 70s okay so yeah
01:08:08and when i was in corner for two years okay yeah i did my parents
01:08:14came visit me okay uh uh my siblings too okay so also my uncle and aunt who live in
01:08:21ishaka new york yeah we have a nice uh family reunion there okay so it was nice yeah
01:08:26yeah
01:08:28yeah nice
01:08:30and my parents and i uh we also uh traveled to new york city too okay when i was in corner okay yeah
01:08:55we watched some uh broadway musical as well
01:09:00my parents and my parents and i three of us okay that was nice
01:09:05of course we went to korean restaurant as well and also
01:09:09we met some korean relatives that korean americans uh who live in new york city as well okay so that
01:09:15that was nice
01:09:21they're like business people okay so yeah nice
01:09:25we met korean americans who are new yorkers in marathon new york okay uh yeah because we went to korean
01:09:45restaurant in the mountain, you're okay, so that's nice, okay, yeah, very nice, yeah,
01:10:15good times,
01:10:26well, I'm in Alaska alone, because I like being alone, okay, but at the same time, I do enjoy
01:10:44spending time with other people, too, okay, I do enjoy people time, too, okay, I do, yeah,
01:11:02just balance with alone time and people time, that's all,
01:11:07what do I enjoy about people time, they are different from me, right, when I'm alone,
01:11:19it's just me, right, but when I meet other people, oh, they have different perspective of things,
01:11:26on things, they're just different from me, so I enjoy that diversity, okay, so, yeah,
01:11:31people time, yeah, socialization, yeah, socialization, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah,
01:11:37yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah,
01:11:47people time, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, oh, nice,
01:12:05Oh, nice.
01:12:17Good time, yeah.
01:12:23OK, let's do time check.
01:12:26Uh, in telemotion, it's been more than one hour, OK.
01:12:36OK, yeah, friends in telemotion, yeah, we'll continue with mathematics tomorrow, OK?
01:12:40Yeah, thank you.
01:12:41Yeah, God bless you.
01:12:44My proud of you.
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