The Art of John Edmark | Talk by Paul Dancstep | Exploratorium
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Published 2016-12-02
All Comments (21)
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As someone who failed Algebra 1 three times and to this day cannot figure out the tip on a lunch check, this was the most mesmerizing, brilliant explanation of a basic mathematical principle I have ever seen. Oh, how I wish I could "do" math! And what a terrifically enthusiastic, awe-inspiring talk! Thank you!
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What an absolutely beautiful video! Those animations were legitimately the best I've seen when it comes to informational talks; they were so smooth, and each elaborated further than they needed to to cement each idea. I really loved the lazy susan bit especially, how it rewound past the starting point, like it had a slight inertia.
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Many times great ideas come to people on this sort of stand by mode, watching the plate rotating, thinking about a fallen apple, watching the water rising while the body deeps in... It's like the mind needs space to run at the maximun capacity. Amazing video! Gratitude!
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Wow - What an amazing talk and what fantastic art. Thank you for sharing.
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this isnt related to my field at all as a chem phd but i love the way this dude builds up on concepts when hes explaining -- i really wanna emulate his style of presenting
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As a math teacher, I say thank you. Live long and prosper.
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One of the best presentations I have ever been honored to witness. I only wish I had been there in person to praise the presenter and the artist, both of whom are outstanding in their respective fields.
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Great talk. And your explanatory visuals were great too.
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Understanding or learning at childhood and becoming in awe in sixties is life. Thanks YouTube AI.
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this is all equally fascinating as it is inspiring. i just fell in love with phyllotactic spyrals. math and art and nature coming together
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I'm giving this video presentation a standing ovation! This was visually stunning, beautiful, and engaging. Thank you!
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Fascinating. Thank you.
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thanks... really interesting to have this explained properly.
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Just had one of those very rare "wow" moments. Need to see more of this!!!
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Simply Amazing and Mesmerizing! Thanks for sharing.
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What an inspiring talk! This is the sort of knowledge that I absolutely adore - beautiful and worthy just to behold, but with the potential to become useful in unexpected ways.
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John Edmark is such an inspiring artist , working with nature ,math ,and art is just genius , they all elaborate on each other + I have never thought a microwave would lead to creating cool patterns
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THAT, - was absolutely phenomenal!!! THANK YOU!!!
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Really cool and very fascinating presentation!!! But was actually surprised he didn't touch on the fact that the 137.5 degrees rotation is the same as the golden angle which is derived from the golden ratio.
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Brillante y hermoso! Muchas gracias por compartirlo
