A (very) Brief History of Henri Poincaré 

I make a draft doc containing info from the sources and then piece everything together in a cohesive script, filling in extra detail as needed if it wasn't initially clear in my notes (by researching deeper, of course!). I typically use online sources (like wiki, famousscientists, st-andrews) for the info. At least from this video, I'd recommend The Value of Science. Poincare's views were super interesting.

I've added Leibniz to my backlog. Surprisingly, I'd not added him or Newton. I simply had "Leinbiz-Newton battle" as an idea for a video... In regard to help, right now I'm okay, but I can certainly see myself needing some as the channel grows. I will definitely be keeping a discord in mind. I appreciate the offer of hands :)

@@moderndaymath I found Kollerstom's documented history on this interesting

The bee connection actually provides a comically perfect analogy, as in more recent times there was a study demonstrating ADD behavior in honeybees. Most worker bees will transport resources from one area until they are depleted and then stay at the hive unemployed, or return to the same depleted area relentlessly without success. While a smaller demographic of the worker population bumbles around the world not collecting resources and generally disliked by their peers. Until they stumble across a new area of bountiful bee-resources and head back to the hive to do a little dance alerting everyone else (haters included) to the new discovery, with the dance including the directions for finding it... And they are finally celebrated and loved by their comrades until the shine wears off and they are again seen as lazy wandering pointless adventure seekers blowing wherever the wind takes them.

@@daltanionwaves Would you say that ADHD and ADD produce similar levels of exceptional performance in academic research or is the "hyperactivity" a drawback for the ADHD mind?

The piece is Gabriel Fauré - Ballade Op. 19

@@moderndaymath Thank you, and also for these excellent videos.

Oops, I've read the video description. Yes, please use the normal speed :-)

yeah next video I upload will def be at regular speed. Wanted to see what people thought about it being 1.25x off the bat

Thank you!

Einstein was a complete fraud he was a plagiarist wgo copied from poincare and others people are brainwashed

Lorentz too

It should be called Lorentz-Poincaré theory of relativity. Einstein was a fraud, his wife did all the math for him

I don't rate Einstein much. This guy however is very fascinating the huge range of things especially in mathematics that he discovered. Incredible man

@@Englishsea24 yeah he definitely did. Are you familiar with the work of Ken Wheeler and magnetism? Fascinating research, especially his work with ferro cells. Check out his video on RU-vid 'The Deepest Secrets of Magnetism, first time explained & Center of Light at the Interia Plane' . Explains everything in the universe...black holes, the tree of life, the lotus of creation ( Hinduism ) , torus fields etc.

Good questions. They also have 15 Field medals and just at École Polytechnique, they had Cauchy, Cholesky, Coriolis, Fresnel, Mandelbrot, Navier, Poincaré and Poisson.

Poincare easy win and genuine.

Shut up

His criticism towards Cantor's ideas doesn't give him a good chance on being infj. Also his favourite composer was anti-semetic and a thinker. His aptitude for engineering investigations suggests Te. And early speech in infancy (9 months), suggests he was a thinker. Children who speak early are usually thinkers, because they use their executive function prodigiously. These are some personal thoughts on why he's not likely infj.

its called building upon knowledge

He should give it back?

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Imagine going to a lecture and there is a pianist playing Rachmaninov over the talk. FFS

@@gavtoye9605 it is the most civilized kind of music~, but of course.

Fauré is the very epitome of civilsation! Perhaps too good as background?!@@JosephStalin-yk2hd