Huhnkie Lee
  • 3 months ago
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00:00:00Hello friends, yeah, welcome to Friday Night Live Hunky Dory episode 175.1.
00:00:09Yeah, happy Saturday morning.
00:00:12This is my morning look.
00:00:16Okay.
00:00:21Now.
00:00:24Uh.
00:00:28Let's do dancing, okay? Yeah, dancing.
00:00:32Yeah, it's Saturday, so.
00:00:41Oh, wait, before dancing, let's warm up.
00:00:46I'm old. I need to do warm up and cool down before and after exercise, okay?
00:00:54Okay, now, dancing.
00:01:12Do more stretching.
00:01:30Yeah, basically, I'm exercising my shoulder, okay?
00:01:40And torso, hips.
00:01:47Okay, that's good exercise there.
00:01:50Some strange dancing, shaking, whatever.
00:01:55Yeah, five minutes, thank you.
00:02:06Okay, now, let me check the animation real quick. I'm uploading some previous episodes.
00:02:18I think it's still uploading. Okay, okay.
00:02:21Okay, five minutes, okay, thank you. Yeah, work on.
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00:08:07Okay, welcome back.
00:08:11Yeah, welcome to Friday Night Live monthly episode 175.1.
00:08:17Let me check on the daily motion. Okay, okay, so.
00:08:20Yeah.
00:08:22Thanks.
00:08:24Scraggy hair.
00:08:27Okay, it's part one published, good.
00:08:30Part two.
00:08:48Travel.
00:08:59It's uploading, good.
00:09:04Very cool.
00:09:06Why part one, part two?
00:09:09Well, I have to edit some parts out, okay, so.
00:09:13Because I recommend people who are under 25 to not date, and not even socialize with opposite gender, okay, just focus on education, career development, gender separation, concept.
00:09:29Yeah, it's very high standard, but yeah, I push people to high standard.
00:09:35Okay.
00:09:37Good day, focus on education, career development, okay, so.
00:09:40Yeah.
00:09:42So I guess I will, before I invite people in Instagram Live, I will ask them, are you with opposite gender?
00:09:52Because if you are, I cannot let you in, okay?
00:09:54I don't want to see it.
00:09:56Okay?
00:09:57Yeah.
00:09:59Okay?
00:10:00Yeah.
00:10:02Now, let's move on.
00:10:08I had a very interesting dream last night, this morning, okay?
00:10:14I guess the background of this dream probably Korea, okay?
00:10:18Yeah.
00:10:19I was with relatives, kind of house party, relatives, family members, and we just karaoke at home, okay?
00:10:30Okay.
00:10:32Interesting.
00:10:34Yeah.
00:10:38Also, now my parents and I are planning a hunting trip, okay?
00:10:51So we have this television and remote control, and kind of like we were watching some kind of like internet software or something like that, okay?
00:11:04And I called a technician because, okay, it's kind of hunting software, I guess.
00:11:12Hey, can we see the map?
00:11:15And he said, yeah, this software does have this map, like hunting field map software, but it's kind of like low quality.
00:11:25Okay, but yeah, show us.
00:11:28And he manipulated this remote control and like zoom in, zoom out map.
00:11:33Actually, there was very high quality map, like three dimensional.
00:11:38I told the gentleman, hey, this map feature is extremely high quality, like three dimensional map, okay?
00:11:46And he was like, oh, thanks.
00:11:52In this dream, yeah, so my mother was like, no, I don't want to go to hunting trip.
00:11:58And I told my mother in this dream like, well, it's like hiking.
00:12:04You don't have to hunt the animal.
00:12:07You can just come with us hiking.
00:12:13Okay?
00:12:17Yeah.
00:12:19But in Korea, there are some deer, okay?
00:12:27But no bear.
00:12:28I'm talking about South Korea.
00:12:29North Korea, yeah, maybe there are still tigers and bears, okay?
00:12:33But in South Korea, there used to be tigers and bears, okay?
00:12:40But not anymore in South Korea, okay?
00:12:42Only the zoos, but there are some deer still.
00:12:47I don't think they do hunting anymore, South Korea, okay?
00:12:51Back in the day, they used to.
00:12:55Yeah.
00:12:59Hmm?
00:13:03Now, mathematics, we go back to mathematics.
00:13:10Uh, I think so, yeah.
00:13:22Yeah, F2-5 was very nice of Korea, okay?
00:13:26Okay.
00:13:28Yeah.
00:13:29Five minutes, okay?
00:13:31Yeah.
00:13:32Sure.
00:13:33Okay.
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00:18:25For each of them, there is unique principle-based coefficient pairs, left and right, okay?
00:18:42That's the smallest when it comes to absolute value of those coefficients, okay?
00:18:51There are infinitely many basic coefficient pairs, but we are talking about the smallest
00:18:59ones in terms of absolute value, okay?
00:19:15And we found that they are symmetric and they are periodic.
00:19:22We know why they are periodic, okay?
00:19:23This is a Royal Zebra stuff, okay?
00:19:27And Euclidean theorem as well, okay?
00:19:33Now why they are symmetric?
00:19:37That is something we need to prove and understand, informally prove.
00:19:42Just understand the mechanism.
00:19:43Why are they symmetric?
00:19:46Except for the signs.
00:19:47When it comes to signs, yeah, the letter half is just minus one times fourth half, okay?
00:20:02Yeah.
00:20:06It's palindrome work.
00:20:13I do not know where to begin.
00:20:41This is a difficult problem, okay?
00:21:09I mean, we do not have the generic formula for left-based coefficient yet, okay?
00:21:17We just discovered the symmetricity.
00:21:22Periodicity, yeah, we proved it informally, okay?
00:21:27But symmetricity, palindrome study, it's something we discovered, we noticed.
00:21:35And we don't know why we behave that way.
00:21:38It's beautiful, but we do not, I do not know still why it is symmetric.
00:21:51Maybe it's not too difficult.
00:21:52Yeah.
00:21:55Cheers.
00:21:58Yeah.
00:22:01Cheers.
00:22:29Well, one good way to start would be make an example, okay?
00:22:42Yeah.
00:22:43Sure.
00:22:44You can do that.
00:22:46We have room here.
00:23:04So, Pezu, left.
00:23:16Nine and eight is one.
00:23:29Pezu, left.
00:23:32Fifteen and eight is minus one, okay?
00:23:39And it's like this.
00:23:42This is Pezu, left.
00:23:47Eight plus one, comma eight.
00:23:51And this is Pezu, left.
00:23:55Sixteen minus one, okay?
00:24:01It may have to do with row algebra, okay?
00:24:04So.
00:24:07Likewise.
00:24:10Pezu, left.
00:24:14Three and minus three, okay?
00:24:15Eleven.
00:24:17Which is eight plus three.
00:24:25Three.
00:24:30Okay?
00:24:31And Pezu, left.
00:24:36Sixteen minus three, okay?
00:24:43Okay?
00:24:44Yeah.
00:24:58And after we apply row algebra, okay?
00:25:01Yeah.
00:25:02Eight, sixteen, that multiple of eight.
00:25:04So it becomes zero.
00:25:06So it's as if this minus sign here falls out.
00:25:11Okay?
00:25:12Yeah.
00:25:15So that curl-out theorem.
00:25:19Okay?
00:25:20Yeah.
00:25:24And we want to prove this.
00:25:30So far, it's a pattern.
00:25:33It always works so far.
00:25:35We made like ten examples.
00:25:36That's good enough.
00:25:37Okay?
00:25:38So it's a contexture.
00:25:39But after we prove it, it becomes a theorem.
00:25:43Okay?
00:25:44Yeah.
00:25:45But that context has to be true.
00:25:48Okay?
00:25:49Yeah.
00:25:50We just need to prove it.
00:25:51Okay?
00:25:52So we understand the mechanism.
00:25:53Okay?
00:25:54Okay.
00:25:55Good.
00:25:56Now, we are moving on.
00:25:57Very good.
00:25:58Okay.
00:25:59Let's take five minutes rest.
00:26:01Okay.
00:26:02Mm-hmm.
00:26:05Last night, I archived many videos and essays in the Instagram live.
00:26:12Instagram, because I felt like I want to hide from public view.
00:26:17Okay?
00:26:18So, yeah.
00:26:20A couple dozen, I guess, I archived it.
00:26:22Okay?
00:26:23So I kind of felt like hiding from public view.
00:26:27But they were probably recorded in a daily motion, preserved.
00:26:33Also, like, in the name of humanity press.
00:26:36So, yeah.
00:26:37They will be published in places where not many people go.
00:26:42Okay?
00:26:43Yeah.
00:26:44So I kind of felt like hiding.
00:26:45Okay?
00:26:46So that's all.
00:26:47Yeah.
00:26:48Five minutes.
00:26:49There we go.
00:26:50Yeah.
00:26:51Just for a change.
00:26:52Yeah.
00:26:53Okay.
00:26:55Okay.
00:26:56Okay.
00:26:57Okay.
00:26:58Yeah.
00:26:59All right.
00:27:00Five minutes.
00:27:01Yep.
00:27:02Yep.
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00:27:11Yep.
00:27:12So, yeah.
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00:27:23you
00:27:53you
00:28:23you
00:28:53you
00:29:23you
00:29:29okay yeah during the cigarette break it occurred to me uh i think this is relatively easy problem
00:29:37okay uh yeah we do not have the generic formula for phase coefficient left phase coefficient but
00:29:46still we can do this i think okay relatively easily yeah it's probably low algebra okay
00:29:52uh if you just spell it out
00:30:00let's do nine and um
00:30:04six fifteen okay yeah
00:30:21you know let's relax okay let's have some fun okay because mathematics is too dry
00:30:35in alaska dry towns it means they don't sell alcohol okay
00:30:43mathematics is a dry town it's too dry so but
00:30:46it's not dry city right we are allowed to drink alcohol okay so let's wet it
00:30:54cheers happy saturday morning
00:31:01look give this dry mathematics land some moisture alcohol okay yeah cheers yeah
00:31:08motion motion vodka this is so good yeah
00:31:22yeah
00:31:31yeah freshly picked
00:31:43uh young uh hoshi mushroom yeah kind of like nice yeah kind of like
00:31:50white or light brown on the outside and uh dark
00:31:53brown in the inside yeah it's edible mushroom okay yeah cheers yeah
00:31:58hmm okay
00:32:09so to spell it out
00:32:16gamma 9.8 is one which is
00:32:23just uh eight plus one times one plus eight times minus one okay yeah now gamma of 15
00:32:42comma eight
00:32:47which is one
00:32:48minus one
00:32:52cheers
00:33:02uh 16 plus 16 minus one times
00:33:10minus one
00:33:18plus eight times two
00:33:25okay
00:33:30now let's apply rho 8 on both sides okay
00:33:47so
00:33:54a rho one yeah rho is a distributive okay yeah
00:34:18you
00:34:23that's one of the main powers of roger brockett distributary okay
00:34:48you
00:35:00minus one rho h that's seven
00:35:1249
00:35:18you
00:35:28yeah when i do multiplication i do in korean okay because
00:35:31multiplication table i memorize in korean okay so
00:35:37okay
00:35:40okay that's that
00:35:41that's
00:35:45now
00:35:51likewise
00:35:55let's go with the second example okay yeah cheers yeah well after five is right because
00:36:02uh if you want to see what i did yeah i'll bring it closer to you okay yeah just in case you are
00:36:10interested okay yeah all right five years okay thank you yeah just raw algebra on both sides
00:36:20and working it out
00:36:23okay yeah
00:36:26okay five years thank you
00:36:40you
00:37:10you
00:37:40you
00:38:10you
00:38:40you
00:39:10you
00:39:40you
00:40:10you
00:40:40you
00:41:11you
00:41:13yeah in the school break yeah i was able to solve this problem okay it's
00:41:18raw algebra yeah we don't need to do second example as it turns out okay yeah i'll share
00:41:26that with you it's power of raw algebra okay so
00:41:33okay it's this
00:41:40minus two rho eight is equal to minus two rho eight
00:41:50eight yeah uh we did not do this before it's brand new discovery in raw algebra okay
00:42:00yeah crawl out theorem in raw algebra okay yeah
00:42:05so
00:42:20minus two rho eight is equal to minus two rho eight okay minus sign it crawls out okay good
00:42:37why
00:42:40because
00:42:41minus two rho eight is equal to
00:42:52eight minus two rho eight which is six rho eight six okay
00:43:08two rho eight
00:43:11eight is equal to two right yeah
00:43:19so minus
00:43:24two rho eight
00:43:28is equal to uh minus two
00:43:32two uh well maybe it's more than that yeah with minus two and two then i go uh
00:43:47well
00:43:55uh
00:44:12maybe just
00:44:20okay yeah
00:44:21yeah yeah there we go
00:44:31oh this is a lot of work okay uh it's because of this okay uh
00:44:40two rho eight plus six rho eight
00:44:45eight
00:44:50rho eight is equal to zero okay
00:44:58and in our raw algebra notation it's like this two rho eight plus six rho eight
00:45:08is equal to zero
00:45:09comma rho eight okay yeah it's just distributive okay like modular arithmetic like
00:45:22open paren mod a cross parent right it's just simpler this way okay
00:45:31and they're comparable to each other okay yeah
00:45:39like uh two rho eight plus minus two rho eight
00:45:51is equal to zero comma rho eight okay
00:45:57yeah there we go
00:46:03now i'm tired
00:46:04yeah we proved it okay informally that's good enough yeah cheers
00:46:17now we know why it's symmetry okay we informally proved it okay now we understand the mechanism
00:46:24behind it okay underneath it oh
00:46:29contact
00:46:39it's been less than one hour okay
00:46:46so
00:46:53yep we got it
00:47:10to generalize
00:47:16uh
00:47:29minus a
00:47:32rho b
00:47:35is equal to minus
00:47:41a rho b
00:47:42b
00:47:44comma rho b okay
00:47:53yeah
00:48:00in other words
00:48:04minus a rho b
00:48:06plus a rho b
00:48:13is equal to one comma rho b okay
00:48:30cheers yeah we got it
00:48:36you
00:48:46cheers
00:48:51i kind of look like a recovering alcoholic
00:48:56but i'm a drinker his lifestyle yeah i don't characterize alcoholism
00:49:01no
00:49:15yeah let me bring this closer to you okay yeah let's say final track yeah but we got it
00:49:23we did our job successfully
00:49:31yeah okay
00:49:40five minutes okay thank you yeah
00:49:50oh yeah
00:50:01oh
00:50:24it's too late
00:50:31you
00:50:51oh
00:51:01you
00:51:31you
00:52:01you
00:52:31you
00:53:02you
00:53:18So, this is big project, biggest project I've ever undertaken in mathematics, okay?
00:53:27Yeah, some narrative mathematics, mathematical narrative, okay?
00:53:32Well, let me grab some beer actually, okay?
00:53:56Yeah, wow, it's quite exhausting, yeah
00:54:56Oops, this coat is too heavy
00:55:02House has warmed up, so I turned off the heater
00:55:06So, the difference in geology, geography, okay?
00:55:13The difference between an island and a continent is the size
00:55:18All the lands are surrounded by ocean, okay?
00:55:22It's a matter of size
00:55:23Like, Australia, surrounded by ocean
00:55:27But it's more like a continent as opposed to an island
00:55:31Because it's very big, okay?
00:55:35So, Bezu world, the world of Bezu coefficient
00:55:41It's a continent, it's huge, right?
00:55:48And we, I mean, it was discovered with the museum of Bezu
00:55:52French mathematician, like, what, two centuries ago?
00:55:56Maybe three centuries ago, okay?
00:56:00But we can't really discover its significance and its sheer size
00:56:11And I'm amazed by it
00:56:15Even astonished
00:56:18It's humongous, more like a planet
00:56:24It's gigantic, okay?
00:56:28It's big
00:56:32Humongous
00:56:39Yeah
00:56:44Cheers
00:56:54It's good that we discovered the whole raw algebra
00:56:59Of course, it's much more arithmetic, but better notational convention, okay?
00:57:07Raw algebra, okay?
00:57:10Yeah, cheers
00:57:11Because it's really helping us, right?
00:57:13Yeah, cheers
00:57:18Yeah
00:57:21Oh
00:57:28The efficiency of notation matters a lot, okay?
00:57:35Raw algebra, okay?
00:57:37It's a modular arithmetic, you know
00:57:40Yeah
00:57:53The sheer size of this Bezu world is overwhelming me, okay?
00:58:00That's why I need to take a frequent break
00:58:04From this, okay?
00:58:07It's exhausting
00:58:10So we'll take it slow
00:58:13We are making constant progress here
00:58:16Little by little, okay?
00:58:19We have to take a break, we have to keep pace, okay?
00:58:23Yeah
00:58:24So that we don't, like, get exhausted, okay?
00:58:29Cheers, yeah
00:58:37Yeah
00:58:46Our next step, work out this principle as best COVID efficient
00:58:56From 2 to 10, pace, okay?
00:59:00Next, maybe tonight, or maybe tomorrow, okay?
00:59:03Yeah, 11 to 20
00:59:07Yeah, to find some patterns there
00:59:12Because there seems to be a pattern, okay?
00:59:16Yeah
00:59:17From, like, 2 to 10, okay?
00:59:20Yeah, pace
00:59:23We need some more examples, 11 to 12, okay?
00:59:30To see the pattern more clearly
00:59:33Patterns are slowly emerging, okay?
00:59:37Again, this is a big project, okay?
00:59:46It's a little bit scary
00:59:51Cheers, yeah
00:59:58No, not scary, harmless
01:00:01It's not a gigantic monster that we are dealing with
01:00:04Very benign, it's just very big
01:00:08Land, continent to explore
01:00:12We need to take time
01:00:16Okay?
01:00:17Yeah
01:00:43Yeah, so, I think it's been more than one hour, okay?
01:00:46So, yeah
01:00:50Let me just type this, and then let's go to Instagram live, okay?
01:00:54Yeah, and do some socialization
01:00:57To forget about all this mathematics, okay?
01:00:59Yeah, okay, yeah
01:01:01See you soon, thank you