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Most Math Lectures Make Me Want To Take A Nap. This One Made Me Rethink Most Of Earth’s Problems.

I’ll be honest: For the first 30 seconds, you’re going to wonder why you’re watching what appears to be a boring lecture about math. Hang in there. By the time you get to 6:30, you’ll be super-excited by how quickly you learned this critical concept — and even more worried about what it means for…

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