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A member of the Nobel committee used pastries to explain the science that won this year’s Nobel Prize in Physics. The award was given to three physicists for revealing secrets behind unusual properties of matter.
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This explains nothing. I will look into this more in depth when I have the time.
I can't even pay attention because of some genius' microphone constantly f***ing rubbing!
the study of geometrical properties and spatial relations unaffected by the continuous change of shape or size of figures. is what topology is but if a bagel has more dough then another one the hole may be bigger so its affected by a continuous change of shape am i right? or did you just use a bad example to explain it? :D
that deep breathing tho… seems suspicious
Yeah, OK, but what about cinnamon bagels?
absolutely fascinating! the analogy really helped, glad they included it (i took topology in undergrad, and still barely understand the foundational concept of their research)