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I'm so jelly of these future fuckers who get to travel to the OTHER end of the universe
@carloskar1234 Says:
Navier-Stokes you said ? Yeah that the problème
@Daniel-p9km Says:
Fun Fact: If you used the “Sig Fig Figure-Outer 9000” on its own name, then it would only find one significant figure.
Getting ahead of pedantic replies, I know that there would be four significant figures if either the decimal point is implied or there were 8,999 other models of the “Sig Fig Figure-Outer.”
@StargazzerOfficial Says:
FYI: hairy ball theorem is a real thing
@evilhenny Says:
Workd wsr 3 can I get the Ukrainian death toll
@rascal6543 Says:
Thank god brilliant is still around in the year 1,000,000
@Idlemind842 Says:
I bet the Russians simply generated two wormholes with the ends jammed together then claimed it was one continuous wormhole and pocketed the development funds.
@HudsonCrane-g9p Says:
The concept of Russia probably won’t be a thing at this point
@PAHG2 Says:
This feels like the plot to a Wander Over Yonder episode...
@cbaha4985 Says:
Those damn sig figs 😅
@The-three-eyed-Prophet Says:
I Think Zach is a Engineer ...
@notalostnumber Says:
Pi accuracy:
School/University: 6 digits
NASA: 15 digits
Observable Universe: 40 digits
Planck Length Radius: 63 digits
Planck Length Volume: 185 digits
Engineer: 3, take it or leave it
@myfirstcrappyvideobilly Says:
yeah just use one wormhole to go 50% of the way and the second wormhole to go the other 50% and then you're at the party Marty
@youtubersdigest Says:
1% of the universe is actually a huge amount of space that he didn't get him to
@Kerberos_Gaurd Says:
As a Russian im quite pleased that in your fiction we still make cooler tech than you
@Leonion6 Says:
As a Russian, that's a very optimistic view of our future. :(
@JMQA1 Says:
Wouldn't 100% be a full loop because the Universe is Infinite
@南無阿弥陀仏屋 Says:
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@Krill_all_health_insuranceCEOs Says:
Only scrubs from the wrong side of the galaxy use TWO wormholes in sequence to travel! *barf*
@ThePsychoMessiah Says:
"What other pencil is there?"
Glad I'm not the only one who thought that.
@abram7547 Says:
I love the implication that Russia has persisted for longer than the Emperor of Mankind
@rageblaze5702 Says:
Well now even the Russians are using Brilliant
@4dojo Says:
Seto Kaiba approves.
@joshHfilms22 Says:
This felt like a Farscape and Stargate reference
@509FUN Says:
The Russians made one in a cave with a pile of scrap metal!!!!!! Get it done!
@StrangestQuark2k Says:
dude probably used the incompressible super navier stokes equations like the engineer he is... as a physicist this couldn't be me, I'd have made a perfect matlab model of the wormhole.
@Stormbornegames Says:
The boss is an idiot cause the universe expanded by the time he got to the other side
@gokkiyoutube Says:
Final Fantasy XIV would have a different ending if this was the case.
@sztypettto Says:
Highly doubt Russians were using Brilliant. Their STEM education has been top dog since the 1850s.
@fastneuro9829 Says:
Just use current GPT
@shgysk8zer0 Says:
I actually caught references to real things in math and physics in here.
@kickboxing3728 Says:
I love how they can go anywhere in the universe and still choose to live on Earth
@RadicalTek Says:
Type 4 4life!
@RadicalTek Says:
Americans still cant graduate engineers. LOL
@hopepead11 Says:
Is this "comedy"? Your balls shrunk even more by the time this video was over.
@pusheenbuttercup8319 Says:
technically... I'm sure 1 percent of the universe is still pretty darn far...
@kennethkrist Says:
Aaaand now I crave Taco Bell
@aliroostaei9122 Says:
This is probably the smartest content I've seen in a while😂😂😂
@timothyaugustine7093 Says:
A smooth transition to brilliant
@PhrontDoor Says:
Wouldn't this go all Xeno with 99 percent the universe?
I suggest setting the target to be about 100+ percent away.. then 99% would be where you really wanted to go.
@shashanksam Says:
i was thinking we can set destination at 101% and then it will take us to 99% which will be our destination
@kevincaruthers5412 Says:
You know, if you cut off the worm hole generator when he leaves to go .99 the way there, you could save yourself a lot of meaningless converstation.
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And... the most important reason... It would be funny.
@armoredcalvary1273 Says:
"What about the SuperDuperMegaUltraHyper-Blue Eyes White Dragon +2000 attack points corresponding angels postulate" (Yu-gi-oh reference)
@Keith80027 Says:
The most important point was "Hello World"
@Erowens98 Says:
I take issue with the claim friction doesnt matter in space.
At relativistic speeds even a few molecules per square kilometer is going to cause friction.
@someguy1ification Says:
... well, the times that we care about the +c also then involve solving for that c.
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