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So, it's pretty popular (200K subs), but whatever. It's new to me and it's awesome.

http://www.youtube.com/user/vihart?feature=results_main

I haven't watched them all yet, but this one is my favorite so far. It took me longer to realize what wau was than I'd like to admit:
Wau: The Most Amazing, Ancient, and Singular Number
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I had my suspicions during the infinite 5/6 fractal, my suspicions were strengthened when it got to the pi exponentials, and of course they were confirmed with the e^2*pi*i.

It sort of reminded me of someone explaining all of the dangerous/cool properties of the "mysterious" chemical dihydrogen monoxide.  It has killed more people than any other chemical in existence, yet people touch it, breathe it, and consume it everyday with no regard for that fact!!!!

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Looking back, the 5/6 fractal should have given away, but I wasn't thinking too hard. Once I saw e^2*pi*i I figured that had to be some form of Euler's identity, but I wasn't familiar with it off the top of my head. Then it all came together with the E=mc^2

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Yeah in case you are wondering, the e^2pi*i thing does indeed come from Euler's identity:
e^(x*i) = cos(x)+i*sin(x)
Thus, taking cos(2pi) + i*sin(2pi) gives you wau.
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I am not talking about T2 unless I am explicitly talking about T2. Also Mayhem is fine now somehow!

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I like it and I DON"T EVEN UNDERSTAND IT.......Wow ;D

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All I really have to say is... Wau...

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ϝ, that's pretty incredible.
ANB is good. Change my mind.

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Found a new favorite. It's a 3 part video, so it'll be 3x as boring for Pol <3.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ahXIMUkSXX0&feature=relmfu

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...I just saw it. (referring back to wau)
ANB is good. Change my mind.

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Found a new favorite. It's a 3 part video, so it'll be 3x as boring for Pol <3.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ahXIMUkSXX0&feature=relmfu

If 3x as boring for Pol = 3x as exciting for me, I believe it. Although, I think anyone would be impressed with how math and nature are so beautifully integrated.

Fun (or boring) fact: The Golden Ratio (phi) has the property that phi^2=phi+1, which is how the Fibonacci sequence is approximated by it:

phi^2=phi+1
phi^3=phi^2+phi
phi^4=phi^3+phi^2
...

Also, phi can be exactly expressed as 1/2 + sqrt(5)/2 = 1.6180339.....
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