A more truer approach to mathematics

[How to be wise]

Although this is still mind stuff, this is a far better approach to mathematics, because it is more related to your direct experience.

 

[non_nothing]

Yeah that channel is awesome. Read how to think like a mathematician book if you're more interested in. Also read the Euclid's elements book. I don't know why they don't teach us the essentials and where these are all came from.

> where this is all came from

> where this is all came from

 

>tfw I learned newton never used F=m.a instead expressed force as F = dp/dt

 

EDIT: that's Riemann summation at it's core btw what vid you've just posted

Edited October 9, 2018 by non_nothing

[lmfao]

@How to be wise I've watched those videos, they're pretty good. Bear in mind that everyone learns things differently. The maths in this video is no more "actual" than other sources of math, it's just that the video tries to develop your intuition.

@non_nothing Yeah F=ma is still correct even in the cases where mass is not constant, you just have to bear in mind that mass is a function of time. 

[Shadowraix]

This channel has been great for game dev for me. Quaternions video was awesome.