Thanks a lot Pranav for bringing out this lovely video on a topic that has been close to my heart. It is over a quarter century since I wrote my earliest articles debunking the so-called Vedic Mathematics. Though I did follow up the theme at various times, through articles and talks, and there have indeed been other sane voices serving the cause, unfortunately the false belief about the tricks being "Vedic" and the exaggerated sense of their usefulness has persisted, and has even evolved into an industry of sorts. In this context your video comes as a breath of fresh air. I am very happy to see that you present the topic in a very nuanced manner, with persuasive reasoning rather than recourse to polemics. I am also enthralled by the body language you contribute towards making the viewer understand the truth behind the myth of "Vedic Mathematics". Here are a couple things I would like to add by way of comments in the context of the video. You mentioned in the video the name of Professor K. S. Shukla as a mathematician who challenged Swamiji, in person, on his claims of Vedic origin of his so called sutras. I would like to add here that Prof. Shukla has in fact been a doyen, specifically in the field of history of ancient and medieval Indian mathematics, with many crucial research findings and expositions to his credit. An important one, and my favourite, is his discovery of the original mathematician, named Jayadeva, from around the 10th century, to have found the Chakravala method for finding integer solutions of certain equations, which has been recognized as a masterpiece in mathematics. In 2018 we celebrated the centenary anniversary of Prof. Shukla, and in addition to the benefits from various events that were organized, there has been a lasting outcome in the form of a volume, with over 700 pages, consisting of selected articles of Prof. Shukla on Indian mathematics and astronomy (Edited by Aditya Kolachana, K. Mahesh and K. Ramasubramanian, published by the Hinduastan Book Agency). Another point I would like to mention is about the 16 "sutras", that you have already discussed at some length in the video. The Sanskrit of the so called sutras is of course not Vedic. More specifically they are simply phrases (not even full sentences) concocted for the purpose of remembering the individual tricks, AFTER the tricks were acquired. Thus the pages of description that you have mentioned are not devoted to interpreting the "sutras", but rather the latter are a sort of longish titles for the tricks described.

@scienceisdope

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks a lot Dani sir, I feel blessed and I really appreciate that you took the time to watch and comment on the video. My video wouldn't even exist and most of us would be in the dark regarding the validity of "Vedic" Mathematics, if it weren't for your research. While going through your paper I saw the amount of painstaking research you've done for the same. And like Newton once said, we all stand on the shoulder of the giant that is you :) I shall make an updated video where I add the changes and emphases you've mentioned. I'm also planning a video on the genuine mathematical achievements of India's past

@ksrinivas1729

3 жыл бұрын

Where can I find the book

@scienceisdope

3 жыл бұрын

@@ksrinivas1729 it's a paper, bro. You can find the link in the description

@ksrinivas1729

3 жыл бұрын

Science Is Dope got it

@shade855

3 жыл бұрын

Respect

The list of actual Indian mathematical accomplishments mentioned at the end took me to Wikipedia which is stunningly overflowing with impressive works from India. That's a reason for genuine cultural pride.

I am a student at the Indian Statitical Institute and I would like to make a slight correction at 11:05 where you talked about the achievements made by the Kerala school of mathematics. Based on the screenshot of the Wikipedia page which is being displayed, it would be a slight overstatement to say that they literally invented calculus even before Newton or Leibnitz. The thing is that Calculus, which stands entirely on the shoulders of Real Analysis, was developed by Newton (and others) so that they could solve real life problems rigorously with the help of mathematics. So basically all the real life problems which we can now solve quite easily using Calculus were not so easy to solve back when the foundations of Calculus had not yet been set up. The Kerala school of mathematics was able to obtain several well known results of Calculus (like the Taylor series expansions), but they did not develop the rigorous structure of Calculus, and hence they were only able to check the validity of the results that they obtained to some extent, but not make a concrete block out of it. To put it in simpler words, they had the intuition in hand (which is mind blowing and more than commendable), but could not provide a solid framework, and this is exactly what Newton and Lebnitz did. they created the entire framework of the subject in a formal manner because of which they are credited.

@caveman36

Жыл бұрын

Makes sense. We've never had a formal system of education and research which facilitated free exchange and publicizing of ideas. That's what made the Renaissance so special.

@brahm-ahamasmi

11 ай бұрын

While you are correct that the "Medieval Indian Calculus" is not to that level, but it was not so even for Newton and Leibnitz. Calculus, as taught today, is a much refined version. Please don't misunderstand me, I am sort of agreeing with your PoV and disagreeing at the same time. I would also agree that there is NO EVIDENCE of any Indian mathematician inventing calculus along the lines we study it today, but they had amazing accurate calculus based results. Please note that even this info was not available a few decades back. So may be it was not intuition (like Ramanujan's), but a framework, may be rudimentary, which has not yet been deciphered or the few direct sources have been lost. It does points in the direction of a big probability that a discovery of a calculus framework may happen. It is a shame that the government puts hardly any money in research compared to Vishwaguru dreams.

@user-qm1dc6lz7u

7 ай бұрын

Well, we have terms like Gati & Pravega in Vedas given along with their correlation. Though formula for it isn't available in the manuscripts found so far, is it good to say that the formulae must be there since the calculations are there, just the they are lost somewhere in time.

@sidharthpatra4751

6 ай бұрын

Thank you for writing this beautiful comment Even I am also big fan of mathematics subject.You are one of few persons who who really know the history of mathematics All the techniques of Vedic maths are based on linear and abstract algebra, mathematical analysis which were not formalised early by our indian mathematicians. This particular thing is not acceptable by our so called andhbhatkts who only want to satisfy their own orthodox mindset

I am an amateur number theorist, but know enough to appreciate the colossus of mathematics thet was Ramanujan. A self-taught genius whose innate ability was on a level only encountered once every few generations, in any field of intellectual endeavour.

@xwtek3505

3 жыл бұрын

Ramanujan is underrated in his own country indeed.

@soumyaprakash3569

3 жыл бұрын

Literally noone said ramanujan wasn't a genius .

@soumyaprakash3569

3 жыл бұрын

Btw are u doing ur major in maths ?

@varaprasad9023

3 жыл бұрын

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@crystal_royal3405

2 жыл бұрын

@@soumyaprakash3569 why did you choose number theory ?

Mathematics is not just about mere calculations. It is a way of abstract reasoning and deals with abstract concepts. Rightly pointed out by you.

@SebastianWilder08

2 жыл бұрын

@Spell Check yes that's wrongg.

@agnirelaxgaming

2 жыл бұрын

Students just want to pass exams by faster methods, they don't care what you think, so keep ur opinion to yourself, I could grasp mathematics easily but I lacked in calculations and were always very afraid of 4 digit calculations or sometimes even 6

@achyuththouta6957

2 жыл бұрын

@@agnirelaxgaming The exams are dumb.

@achyuththouta6957

2 жыл бұрын

@@agnirelaxgaming After JEE and such idiotic exams arrived, India had no famous mathematician. Even worse thing is this dumb idiotic system is not even ours. It's a British system. Britain introduced this system and started the first so called " civil service exam". They realised how dumb their system was and changed it in their country but it didn't change in India.

@dr.j3685

2 жыл бұрын

Best mathematician in the world are bad at calculation

I am a IIT aspirant and An amateur physicist and I can't say that it's a good trick when you are small, but when you grew up its very difficult to calculate difficult mathematical complex by Vedic maths

@zuesr3277

Жыл бұрын

Its bullshit man mathematics all about manipulating variables and dealing in abstract what will you do with some cheap tricks of multiplication and division

@badrinarayan91

Жыл бұрын

True. Very true.

@user-qm1dc6lz7u

7 ай бұрын

Because one doesn't have enough formulations directly available. Even if some verses might be having it, they are still yet to be interpreted as Formulae for those advanced concepts. Take an example of Surya Siddhanta. We know we had maths that could calculate the time for rotation around axis and various distances. All the book mentions is then values derived from those formulations, but not the formula itself. That's the problem with this vedic maths, when more than 90% of manuscripts were missing.

There is something to the examples of the class 96 X 97. It is a combination of modular arithmetics and distributive property. You can write above as (100-4)*(100-3), which is equal to 100X100 -400 -300 -4X(-3). 100X100 -400 -300 = 9300 = 9600-300 = 9700 - 400. And -4X(-3) = 12; thus 9300+12 = 9312

@araldjean-charles3924

3 жыл бұрын

let generalize a little bit. Instead of 96, 97 let's have number 9b ( or 90+b), and 9c (or 90+c) b, c are single digits. The mod100 of the additive inverse of 90+b = 10-b and the additive inverse of 90+c = 10-c. When you are adding the -4 or the -3, you are actually doing 100*[(9X10)+b - (10-c)] which is equal to [90+b+c-10]X100 = 100*[(9X10)+c -(10-b)] = [90+b+c-10]X100. With b = 6 and c=7, the latter will give you 9300; (10-b)*(10-c) = 4X3= 12. And thus 9312. You can also expand (100-(10-b))X(100-(10-c)) = 8000+100b+100c + [(10-b)X(10-c)] which expands to 9300 + 12

@devd_rx

2 жыл бұрын

yeah, my belief is that the swamiji tried using all the pre existing knowlegde of alegbraic identities and theory of equations in his book and called it as vedic, its evident from his disciple's book after all

People like you keep the 'Scientific Temperament' going in this new age of Bhakti. Kudos to your detailed research and the spirit!

You just deserve it boss. 🙏 We are proud of India. But bullshit is bullshit.

you can't argue with people who want to have superiority complex

@vvdpabhishek3464

2 жыл бұрын

Yeah and that's exactly this guy in a video lol

These are like some tricks taught by Anil nair in his aptitude classes for CAT. actually these are not tricks but observations just to get an approximate, acceptable answer quickly. And you need to remember so many standard results. Hit like if you heard me right. Cheers 😎

i always was proud of indian history mr.ramanujan sir , zero ,calculs , decimal system etc .The thing is indian history is so old and ancient that there are many variation of things and some time some myths are rumors get associated with them

"Science is Dope", your video is very good indeed. But problem is that many people from India take things very personally and feel hurt whenever anyone criticizes anything do with their culture. Also another problem when discussing mathematics is that many people do not have a clear understanding of what constitutes higher level mathematics. It is not uncommon to see someone with a Masters degree talking as though they they are experts and in some cases there are even high schoolers and college graduates believing that their 99/100 score in college exams reflects mathematical genius! The best of the world's mathematicians are very humble about what they know (although they know a lot) and on the other hand the students with half-knowledge are the ones shouting from the rooftops about how much they know.

@maxborn7400

2 жыл бұрын

A lot of the "Mathematics" they keep talking about in Veda, is just Arithmetic. Imagine thinking that playing around with 3-4 digit numbers is same as developing rigorous formalism of Group Theory or Lie Algebra.

@avinashrai11141

2 жыл бұрын

@@maxborn7400 You must have read whole Vedic mathematics.

@aesir1ases64

2 жыл бұрын

dunning-kruger effect at its finest

@MrX-il2jt

2 жыл бұрын

Man you can't understand what it takes to solve a problem where you need to solve square roots cube roots crazy multiplication in two minutes, you can only generalize but wht we do is a skill that very few can develop,....

@sudhirchandra9790

2 жыл бұрын

Yes they compensate there lack of knowledge with arrogance

It's honestly kind of annoying when people genuinely interested in uncovering the truth are hounded by others because fantasy is more uncomfortable than reality. It's even more annoying when they think criticizing it means disrespecting our culture. I think the real disrespect is the guy who tried selling his high school maths textbook with a "vedic" label. But you know what, he succeeded for decades, and continues to do so. And so do so many charlatans selling their products under the guise of culture.

If Indian wants to feel proud of the science progression, look at Ramanujan. He is a legitimately honest influential mathematician. Not "Vedic" math.

@xwtek3505

3 жыл бұрын

@BHAGAVAN HAYAGRIVA What is "Western Christian Axiomatic"?

@Arihant-yu9vy

3 жыл бұрын

You're fool

@febinoommen2619

3 жыл бұрын

@BHAGAVAN HAYAGRIVA cite sources mate

@febinoommen2619

3 жыл бұрын

@BHAGAVAN HAYAGRIVA maybe articles or papers on this Western Christian Axiomatic i searched it up on google and i found nothing of what u were saying

@plutoniumisotope205

3 жыл бұрын

@Sourav Das wtf do you even know that the most recent ice age was before even homo sapiens evolved, you r the type of person who just uses a word cause it looks fancy

This channel making some sense ... Yes we have to praise our ancestors for the real achievements not cooked up things.

@dharmavarta

2 жыл бұрын

A mathematical result is always repeatable. If Vedic mathematics is wrong , then prove that it does not work. His objection seems to be with the name "Vedic". Watch title subject matter of this channel. It is clearly anti-hindu in the name of science or rationality. It is simple. 1.Science is in the domain of physical world. 2.Religion is all about God, Heaven, and Hell. 3. Vedic dharma is about the " Observer " of this world that is" us". It describe clear methods of knowing our true self. This channel is " Woke " and " Hinduphobic". Clearly, a western perspective of Dharmic traditions.

@V-for-Vendetta01

2 жыл бұрын

@@dharmavarta i honestly don't know if you people seriously watched the video or not. he doesn't say that the math used is wrong- he is saying that THESE WERE NEVER MENTIONED IN THE VEDAS. 4:10 - "they exist in his own vedas"

@dharmavarta

2 жыл бұрын

@@V-for-Vendetta01 I am criticizing the intention behind the video. All hindu or vedic things are mindlessly criticized. The purpose is always the same - demeaning hindu traditions. These math are sold in west in the name of speed math. The subject matter is math and not worth criticizing for politics. Simple. Make videos and be ready for critique.

@V-for-Vendetta01

2 жыл бұрын

@@dharmavarta good god. Watch the whole video first before blindly saying something. Lacking comprehension is something super common among people living in denial.

@dharmavarta

2 жыл бұрын

@@V-for-Vendetta01 I am going have " Vedic Tea" and " Patanjali buscuits. No going to waste time on woke videos.

I use Vedic mathematics. I didn’t even know it was called Vedic mathematics. Automatically this can be arrived at by exploring arithmetic in general. I think this is the way to use it . Not the other way around. Explore the beauty of numbers Vedic mathematics is right there . You don’t have to go pick it up from a book , it’s intuition.

i learned how to calculate square of a number using vedic mathematics from youtube,later i realised it's nothing but the expansion of (a+b)^2 😂

@purusottamkisan2998

2 жыл бұрын

तुम तो हशोगे ही क्यों की काफिरों की किताब है अपने कबीले वालों से पूछो कोन कोन सी किताब लिखी है । पहले वैदिक गणित ठीक से पढ़ो फिर तुलना करते रहना , बिना सोचे समझे बोल रहे हो।

@rahil8452

2 жыл бұрын

@@purusottamkisan2998 ok boomer 🤡

@iiTzKaran_YT

Жыл бұрын

@@purusottamkisan2998 abe do kaudi ke whatsapp waale boomer, agar vedic math advanced hoti, toh uska mention kahi kyun nahi hai? koi recognition kyun nahi hai? Thats because its is just a way of doing mathematics, kuch develop nhi kardia unhone -_-

@riktamaiti1706

Жыл бұрын

So what?Nothing wrong in that.😒 Well it make calculation easier.

@padhaikaro__

Жыл бұрын

Maybe that topic was discovered by both Vedic Mathematics and modern Mathematics?

Very interesting. I don't recall having heard of Vedic math before this video (I'm an American neophyte Hindu, since I never had a guru where I live to have had one and not from an Indian or Hindu family). Suggestions are including your videos on the Aryabhata, which I'm also not familiar with, and two I am, Sadhguru and Yotish. *Edit: Oh yes, also noticed in the suggestions one of your videos on a third one I have some familiarity with, Ayurveda. I will be looking into those, perhaps more of your content. Also, I really like that you didn't do as many other channels do and tell us to subscribe, hit 'like' and the notifications buttons, and even at that, that you saved that part about considering subscribing for the end rather than the beginning or middle of the video.

I saw an article by Prof Dani in the description. Lucky to have him as a teacher.

I like your points, man. We should always take it with a grain of salt and avoid assumptions when the "facts" don't hold up and gaps in documentation exist until proven otherwise. I can see why people are so polarized with this video

I wanna say something. Maybe Vedic mathematics don't exist. But it doesn't matter. I was in saraswati sishu Mandir where we used to study this Vedic mathematics text and there were mathematics team competition. I have seen guys r too fast in calculation ....they just calculate big numbers within seconds by using the mentioned techniques in the book. It was pretty cool to see that. There is urdhatiryak process to multiply numbers too, it doesn't require any specific situation to apply. So, who cares it's from Vedas or not....but no doubt it's a grt fun to use above technique and get the answers fast.

@soumyaprakash3569

3 жыл бұрын

Do u really think mathematics is just multiplying numbers ? if u do even just a major degree in maths you would forget that numbers are even used in maths 😂

@anonymous_4276

3 жыл бұрын

Fast calculations are impressive but ultimately maths is so much more than that. Being good at calculations in maths is like having good vocabulary in English. It's no guarantee that you'll write well. Actually vocabulary helps in writing but mental calculations are pointless nowadays with all the calculators we have. Those guys should use their time to do something more productive in my opinion (like higher mathematics).

@soumyaprakash3569

3 жыл бұрын

@@anonymous_4276 true. Higher Maths is anything but About numbers . 😂

@prakharchitravanshi7150

3 жыл бұрын

Calculation is not Mathematics.

Let me also make this clear we have many subjects from Vedas like Ayurveda,dhanurvidya, mathrathanthra sidanad and all these are not written in them but they are derived from them

At least we are proud Hindus to have people like Aryabhatta, sushrut, boudhyana,varahamihir , brahmagupta etc

Dude, Thanks a lot for this beautiful video. We need to address the false propaganda spreading in our society and you are doing a great job.

@scienceisdope

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks man :) please do share!

@noonefornow1514

2 жыл бұрын

@@scienceisdope I think you should also make a response video to this:- kzread.info/dash/bejne/ZXZ-z6x6era7kpM.html Would be intresting.

Can did people overlook the simple fact that Vedas were composed in 1000 BCE and base 10 system and zero were created of 4th century CE

@scienceisdope

3 жыл бұрын

Ikr

@navins2246

3 жыл бұрын

@Gaurav Srivastava Ok so who wrote it? And when did they write it? According to you

@navins2246

3 жыл бұрын

@Gaurav Srivastava I have read the vedas, well parts of it. And you claim vedas to were told 10000 years ago. The language it is written was sanskrit. But sanskrit was only developed after the fall of indus valley around 1500 BCE. The indus valley used pictogram and not Sanskrit. So it could only be composed after 1500 BCE. If you still refute prove vedas was told in 10000 years ago.

@navins2246

3 жыл бұрын

@Gaurav Srivastava If the early Indic civilization was scientifically advanced how on earth could he defeat them in war?

@navins2246

3 жыл бұрын

@Gaurav Srivastava 1) No civilization can be entirely urban. You need farmland to feed people. That is definitely rural. The later ones also have urban centres and rural areas 2) Why would people hide messages? Why would a salesman records be cryptic? 3) Ravana didn't exist. 4) No one is obsessed with the west. Politicians care not academicians. Modern academician are only concerned with the truth. You claim them to be bible. Bible says earth was created in 4004 BCE. Western scientists claim the earth to be millions of years old, directly contradicting bible. 5) You claim a lot of things without a single bit of proof. They claim a lot of things and for most of it which they have overwhelming evidence. 6) You still haven't answered how muslims could conquor technologically advanced civilization.

You earned a sub. You're doing some absolutely pheonomenal work my guy.

After that "Or is it?" at 0:46 I was waiting for Vsauce drop to kick in, but realised it is "Science is Dope" not Vsauce 😂 Great video brother!

Most of the video dislikers have never even used Vedic maths even once. I had studied the Vedic maths in detail in 2020 , and I can say that Vedic maths is too complicated to understand. The effort is not worth the result. Normal maths is better.

@aravindz89

3 жыл бұрын

Most of the people who liked the video also have not used vedic maths or have the basic understanding about it. You say you "studied in detail".i am Calling out your lie. Looking at what you've to study and not understanding shit is not called "studied in detail" If you've studied a bit also and understood it then you wouldn't be saying this.

@aerospacebriefcase2290

3 жыл бұрын

@Spell Check They ARE from vedas. The 16 sutras are from atharva veda, this veda talks about engineering and maths. pls read it

@aerospacebriefcase2290

3 жыл бұрын

@Spell Check bro i havent read atharva ved yet. but what proofs do you have that it is NOT in the atharva veda. you are constantly rejecting all the claims but aren't giving any proofs from your side. even wikipedia says atharvaveda as "The veda of magical formulaes".

@aerospacebriefcase2290

3 жыл бұрын

@Spell Check bro and there are about 6000 verses, not 700. your lack of knowledge isn't my fault

@aerospacebriefcase2290

3 жыл бұрын

@Spell Check when did i say that i have read the vedas, but i BELIEVE in the claims, while you DONT

I guess that you have the idea as vedic maths was mentioned in the Vedas .. it is false.. vedic maths just implies the maths used by the people during the days the Vedas were being written and being spread.. those days nobody has separate subjects or their names.. they used astronomy , mathematics , science , medicine etc in their day to day life ... the name vedic maths was given after the modern era people found those sutras and shlokas from the period of Vedas and given it that name.. and these mathematics shlokas were claimed to be developed around 5000yrs before or even more when the present countries were not even formed or named as such.. but those writings and all were preserved in some places .. and these places are around india srilanka , Pakistan china who were all once the part of mahabharat in ancient times... and hence now are being claimed by the Indians .. the knowledge which was used all over the world has been leftover by other countries while india preserved the knowledge and keeps following it.. thus our country has the right to claim it while others just threw the knowledge away

@seneca983

2 ай бұрын

There's no evidence to support that these particular methods described by this Swami guy were from the days the Vedas were being written.

Hey man! You're awesome. I've been seeing all your videos and you definitely have the dose of skepticism the country needs. Sadly everytime I like your video, the immense amount of dislikes from the offended people builds a really bad picture how any valid criticism is shut down by blind followers. As you already said in a another video, talking to idiots like these is not good for mental health, but I hope you continue and grow big enough to dwarf their cries. Good luck!

@scienceisdope

3 жыл бұрын

There are comments occasionally that make my day and this is definitely one of them 😊 I really appreciate that you've watched many of my videos and liked them :) Please share your favorite so that it reaches more people

@Iskcondevoteee

3 жыл бұрын

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Can you explain Surya Siddhanta ? not by britisher ,original one ! wait for that you need to learn sanskrit ! Do you know sanskrit ?

@paparanjeet8664

3 жыл бұрын

Troll that's what he is - just ignore him.

@krishnanrajan5110

3 жыл бұрын

His face it-self reveals he is making trolls. But those who watching are not so ignorant to take this seriously.

@kailashr7009

3 жыл бұрын

You are funny, real sanskrit brahmi lipi is already lost, Now you are using devanagiri lipi , Feeling dumb now ?

@mrdon691

3 жыл бұрын

@@kailashr7009 Nice Reply😄

@Kiran-jf3fx

3 жыл бұрын

@@kailashr7009 brahmi is a script you fool,feeling dump now?

96*97 = (100 - 4)*(100-3) = 10000 - 300 - 400 + 12 = 9312. Takes less than 5 seconds with or without Vedic mathematics.

@user-ss4nc2ws3n

2 жыл бұрын

ya and take 100 common in from first three term it becomes ( 100-(3+4)) and 100 can be changed to hundredth place . this is what all about just a mere trick .

@user-ss4nc2ws3n

2 жыл бұрын

@Pranay Gonde calculator are meant for that purpose .mature up you will do nothing good by doing some multiplication problem faster than other

@adiver_

2 жыл бұрын

I am preparing for GATE exam , calculator is allowed there and the exams in which calculators are not allowed , they never gives calculations that can't be solved simply because they don't wanna know who does √37 faster or who does 143×74 faster , it's all about the applications of concepts of engineering, for calculations we have calculator.

@bushcry1

2 жыл бұрын

Right on!

Like dislike ratio just explains the level of andhbhakti in India.

@pravinkumarpatil4113

3 жыл бұрын

Tujya aichi pucchi

@kamartaj3010

3 жыл бұрын

No wonder why india is still backward and regressive country. Too much andhbhakti in the dna

@Iskcondevoteee

3 жыл бұрын

@@kamartaj3010 yes thats why pakistan is the most developed country because there are no bhakts

Ok , so can you please tell me from which maths ariyabatta and all used

Awesome content. We need more and more videos that debunk pseudoscientific claims and practices. Cheers

@Iskcondevoteee

3 жыл бұрын

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@sadpotato2k

3 жыл бұрын

@@Iskcondevoteee thanks for sharing.

@EverydayLifeandScience

Жыл бұрын

My channel 'Everyday Life and Science' makes attempts to develop scientific temper in the country

One of the most underrated KZread channels.

@varunadithya4256

2 жыл бұрын

Ghanta

@varunadithya4256

2 жыл бұрын

@@truePac47 yeah bro. Dhruv himself is better😂

What this video does is it places things back in context for me. These tricks were being sensationalized to me and distracting me from just sitting down with learning mathematics in general, because they create a false dichotomy between themselves and any approach one could take to mental calculations, and they don't cover all situations so treating them like special ancient fix all magic might certainly stunt ones learning progress. They don't even hold the ancient source that Swami claims.

@satwatapathak5620

2 жыл бұрын

yes. the tricks have numerous limitations.

😂 I've watched 3 videos 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏, do you have any hindi channel?? If not suggest me any in hindi 😂😂I've to convince some people who don't know English

@Iskcondevoteee

3 жыл бұрын

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@shrivanshshukla8004

2 жыл бұрын

idiots like him who has 0 contribution in the filed of science are saying Vedic mathematics is fake or bad were as Jay Lakhani ( qualified as a theoretical physicist specialising in Quantum Mechanics.) Claim that Vedic mathematics is one of the most effective way of calculation. 🤣🤣

6:40 this is where I lost it.. 😂 That's why they say, CONTEXT IS IMPORTANT.. anything can mean literally anything if context isn't mentioned... and that's how anything related to Sanskrit works, you have short phrases called sootras which can have entire books written on them let alone pages.. Sootras are for making it easy to REMEMBER a topic and not to make reader understand whole topic with a line.. that's ridiculous.. 8:50 agreed, but the tricks are meant to solve question quickly and that's the whole point. for example in competitive exams nobody asks you to write a paragraph on gravitation right? what you are saying makes sense, but only if taken out of context. That's all what you're doing throughout the video.. 9:20 the point is you need to practice, if you have practiced enough, you won't have to think anything you'll apply the right trick on right question without even thinking.. 10:15 THE BOOK WAS WRITTEN IN 20th CENTURY WHAT'S YOUR POINT!

@michaelmao2171

3 жыл бұрын

Yeah right

@m15196

3 жыл бұрын

Exactly..beware of this fraudster , must be paid agent and needs to be exposed

@trebleizerquartet1717

3 жыл бұрын

'10:15 THE BOOK WAS WRITTEN IN 20th CENTURY WHAT'S YOUR POINT!' This is his point. The main contention of the video is to debunk that the tricks are sourced from ancient Vedic texts as is falsely claimed by the author, so that they can be examined without this extra layer of mystique, because it's not earned and that makes the thing pretentious. As a testament to this, most of the youtube videos I've found showing the trick at the start of this video, NEVER bother to explain its limitations, which one could conceive is due to the pride that they hold in it as being 'ancient'. Their feeling perhaps being that explaining its limitations might demote something sacred or holy. The trick is actually quite a bit more useful when you do understand its limitations, because then you're more aware of when to apply it, but the pretension surrounding it misguides how people teach it. This is not ideal. They are good tricks, they're just not ancient my dude. The rest of the points you're addressing are not very central to the main contention. As for context, well the whole point of the video IS context, in that the source is being disputed. That is a very important aspect of context no?

@8_max723

3 жыл бұрын

@Adhokshaj Acharya also bro the limitations part he is complaining about is completely wrong, he has done just a half-reading and started speaking, I commented about this earlier but he deleted that to hide his failures

@adityajain3705

3 ай бұрын

Where r u gonna use Vedic Maths? I have never used it in childhood and it is completely useless in higher studies. I have many Maths courses in iit , calculator is allowed everywhere. Machines like this are made so that we can focus on thinking and exploring new areas not rote learning what is the table of 17 or doing calculations in mind. U can't solve equations involving Calculus and other stuff using Vedic Maths.

The rules in Vedic mathematics are not general. They can be applied only in some special cases

@NoOne-ky1er

2 жыл бұрын

Not true..

@achyuththouta6957

2 жыл бұрын

Those rules are useless

@NoOne-ky1er

2 жыл бұрын

@@achyuththouta6957 How much have you studied it??

@NoOne-ky1er

2 жыл бұрын

Either Prove it or accept your fault. If not, you only wrote this because of the hatred your religion teaches you.

@achyuththouta6957

2 жыл бұрын

@@NoOne-ky1er No need to study it. Are you crazy? Do you think maths is about doing calculations? Please read research papers maths. Maths is not about multiplying really big numbers together. Children don't know what maths is so they get very delightful with these so called " tricks". No one cares about these. They are as useless as they can get. I'm interested in knowing about calculus, number theory, real analysis etc. Not a bunch of multiplication tricks.

I want you to cover Vastu Shastra so that I can convince my parents on my interior design ideas.

It was a great video, I'll give you that. It felt the most logical of all of your videos.

Some people willfully close their ears to the genuine praises in the video.

Vedic mathematics or sutras were written in poetic manner by Sankracharya ji and agreed it has limited usage. However it does open up the process to explore more in learning Sanskrit and it’s poetic sutras leading to Shulbhasutra and other linear algebra principles explained in Aryabhatta’s book.. So let’s just say I loved hearing Bryan Adams as a kid and led me into path of learning complex blues 😂 just an analogy but hope it explains .

super video. waiting for ur videos

@Iskcondevoteee

3 жыл бұрын

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Sir true and I totally agree wth the point u r advancing. A humble request kindly avoid backing ur arguments using wikipedia. Every one knows about Wikipedia how it can be manipulated n how it shows Ghiyassudin Ghazi is the name of jln nehru's grandfather n much more of such instances. Wikipedia has got much info but it can be manipulated n editted. Continue using reliable sources like prof dani. Farcity,hoax, phoney things have to be exposed but kindly back with other evidencies. 👍

@scienceisdope

4 жыл бұрын

I fully agree with you. I generally use Wikipedia for established facts and not a claim. For those I generally always use the primary source. I can see how there might still be some ambiguity. Will try and avoid it except for established facts.

@rohanrikibe9031

4 жыл бұрын

@@scienceisdope keep up wth the good work and the momentum.👍My best wishes!

@scienceisdope

4 жыл бұрын

@@rohanrikibe9031 Thank you :) Please share my videos so more people can also find them

@rohanrikibe9031

3 жыл бұрын

@@scienceisdope sure !!

@shubhmittal77

2 жыл бұрын

If he is not, then who is the grandfather of JLN?

In ancient India it was a tradition to to associate new research to Vedas. For example Natyashatra, arthashastra etc are called Vedangas (parts of Vedas) even though they have nothing to do with spiritual knowledge. Maybe Acharya discovered it by himself and simply wanted to associate it with Vedas like in ancient India.

@Pantheist2602

Жыл бұрын

Maybe like it's part of 'Vedic age' .. I think that's what it means

I can't thank you enough for bringing this up bro. Keep it brother. Thank you 🙏🙏🙏

awesome video bro .keep going

This is one of the few times I agree with pranav..........and thanks for debunking the myth

that's what I was thinking, my father made me learn vedic maths, and yea some "vedic" maths tricks which you may use more commonly are useful but largely the standard version is more useful

@arunshankars8398

2 жыл бұрын

What you learnt was maths, not "vedic maths". You learned it under the name "vedic", but there was nothing "vedic" about it.

@rmy5445

2 жыл бұрын

@@arunshankars8398 it was supposed to be written in VEDIC PERIOD who is saying that its derived from veda... bring the oldest vedic maths book and show me that its derived from veda...

@thethreespikes9737

Жыл бұрын

​@@arunshankars8398 why do they call it vedic period?

@sharonjuniorchess

Жыл бұрын

Its just a label for 'speedy mental maths' that describes an algebraic way of doing arithmetical calculations. Fun to learn as a kid at primary school to excel at arithmetic and then to understand 'why these tricks work' in high school when one is learning algebra. There are anecdotal stories of British engineers being out calculated by street urchins in India which hints at a strong tradition in India for teaching computational arithmetic with a playful effortless approach to crunching numbers in their head just for the sake of it.

You can also use that trick to multiply numbers which are not close to base 10 , but it becomes difficult 😂😂

For logical Indians - this video was like Integration of ( x.dx) = X square / 2 + C while for Illogical Bakths Integrations of (X.dx) = "स्तोतुर्मघवन्काममा पृण " By the way.. Good and rightly debunked. These were my thoughts too as I found that those tricks only work for a few and not all. The irony is that we have to our people - The INDIANS ( the most intellectually stable) people what's right and what's ignorance. Thanks to Sadguru... and other pseudos

@nageshthakur7170

2 жыл бұрын

No harm in teaching it to kids. A 10th standard student will not be dealing with integration. Faster calculations will save them precious time. My question is what is harm in learning this trick....saala pura ek video bana dala isko critice krne ke liye...spend your time for constructive thing that can benefit anyone

This video being not banned yet is a big miracle!

You're right vedas teach only that thing which would've been useful in life and not theories and mathematics is no concern of any of the four vedas

@shivendragoswami7020

3 жыл бұрын

Of course, vedas has only main theories of life. but... for science and maths our ancestors wrote different scriptures so read also those Scriptures....

@debmallyalaha7496

2 жыл бұрын

@Spell Check how many time you have to get replied dude 😂😂😂😂

Prof. Raju’s expertise and knowledge of the history of Indian mathematics is of the highest standard. He points out that India has a brilliant past with regard to the development of Maths. So much so that even now there are research programmes, for example at IIT in Mumbai, looking into the vast knowledge-base of the mathematics of Kerala spanning nearly a 1,000 years. But the history of Maths is not what Vedic Maths is about at all. These sutras of Tirtha ji reveal the real deal; they show the principles and laws behind mathematics and mathematical activity as it happens in the present. Vedic Maths is not historical and is not about mathematical tricks. It provides deep insights into the very nature of the subject and the human psyche. Neither is it exclusive. Although Tirthaji sets out alternative methods for some topics, he does not exclude more widely known methods. Rather it expresses underlying laws and mental patterns of all methods. It provides us with an entirely new orientation - one that humanises mathematics, thereby reducing fear of numbers and mathematical concepts. By James Glover

It's ok that it's FAST math . But what is wrong in teaching it ? Search about how Von New mann used array by using vedic maths to build processor for early computers

Excellent!

Wow you opened our eyes

i get your point of view and it's clearly valid to think this way as it is valid for some other way. Becuase we're calculating all these things on based of things which we can't really sure are really true. So even if only just one point is different the whole thing get's turned around. so we must simply discuss all the number of possibilities and not decide if which one is right or wrong. hope you got the point man.

@trebleizerquartet1717

3 жыл бұрын

You haven't watched the video. He never questioned whether the tricks work, it's the claims of ancient sources that he's debunking. The contents of the book in question do not appear anywhere in the Vedas.

@Iskcondevoteee

3 жыл бұрын

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Agreed that for some strange reason, Swamiji was not very vocal about his naming a set of methods he had devised on his own to solve elementary mathematical or rather arithmetical problems with ease, speed and accuracy. Whatever the truth, we have to accept the fact that Swamiji definitely devised methods on his own. Suppose a student wishes to square 98. In order to arrive at an answer he would multiply 98x98 or (90+8)squared or (a+b)^2 which would expand as a2+2ab+b2. Now substitute a=90 b=8 in the equation and get the answer. Quite simple, but, look at the time taken to solve it; the scope of making a mistake in multiplying and getting the wrong answer has high possibility, especially if school students are doing it. I have been a teacher of Maths in schools for a decade and more and it's my personal experience that Maths does scare the wits out of 75% of the students, and, that sir is a very large number. Among a group of 80 students if there are 20 girls only 2 or 3 girls will opt for maths and that's a very poor number. But when the same students are taught Swamiji's methods, I always was amused at how fast the students picked up Maths. They very soon tackled large sum on their own. Whether its algebra, 3D, 2D geometry, trigonometry, calculus, in the end the problem reduces to a complicated exercise in Arithmetic. It is here that the so called "Vedic Maths" tools does wonders. Squaring a π is pretty awkward but you apply Swamiji's method and you get the answer quite fast. These so called "Vedic Sutras" come extremely handy when you are tackling various competitions. These methods can be used upto B.Sc without embarassment. So young man, you can throw a lot of slush on the Swamiji, but you cannot demean the originality of his method. Have you ever tried solving the Kepler equation by employing Swamiji's methods or "tricks" if you want to call it. You will be surprised how fast the equation can be solved. Try it and you will say that I speak the truth. It's my experience that most of the time the student is able to do most calculations in his mind without scribbling on paper and getting nowhere. Try dividing 13 by 49 upto 18 decimal places and note the time you take. Now allow me to do the same but with Swamiji's "trick". I shall throw in the correct answer upto 8 places of decimal well within one minute flat! And I can write the answer left to right or from right to left with equal ease. If I have to go from left to right then I divide and if I have to go from right to left, I shall multiply and that too very fast. If I multiply then I derive the answer in 30 seconds flat!! Can you do it?? Put to use Swamiji's method and one can do wonders in working out the calculations involved in problems of Trigonometry! So gentleman, instead of cursing the old man and taking jibes at him, let us benefit from his methods. You do not wish to call it VM then don't! Call it Ancient Indian Mathemagic or any damn thing. How does it matter? A rose called by any other name will smell as sweet!

@jinga2668

10 ай бұрын

As someone who has just stumbled onto this "vedic maths" being poor at maths I feel as if I have found hope. Until I viewed this video then I read your comment and it was a beautifully articulated comment I must say. I have hope., thank you

@adityajain3705

3 ай бұрын

I think humans have developed calculators which luckily are allowed in exams in volving values like pi or trigonometric functions.

Example shown is normal maths ... playing with (x+a)(x+b) =x2 +(a+b)x+ab we can reach this conclusion... just a subset scenario of this formulae...

the method shown here that only applies with nos. close to 100 is extremely beneficial when dealing with percentages, which is an integral part of any quantitative aptitude test

As a research scholar who wish to become a scientist someday, your videos help me develop a scientific temper.

I think your videos will be more popular and gain more views if you convert your interviews to edited short videos,this will make more people watch it rather than listen to the whole one hour interview

This is my new favourite Indian KZread channel mow

If that was not from ved , that we should more thanks him because he developed self. More respect

@anoopmathen4566

2 жыл бұрын

Ever heard of the trachtenberg system?

@anoopmathen4566

Жыл бұрын

@OMG It's me it's a similar system ,came from a Jew who was imprisoned in WW2 ,think around the same time swamiji came out with with his findings.If both happened at same time,then it's a remarkable coincidence

Someone who hasn't used Vedic maths cannot tell how fast it is I just got used to it within 10 days Then specific tricks came to my mind automatically for specific problems. You're right that it's not from Vedas... But it has helped me and many students in doing faster calculations

@nightfury2022

2 жыл бұрын

Dont waste your time watching this Believe me i watched his videos and he only pointing out thing which are wrong or incomplete and slowly proving that all our ancient knowledge we barely saved from invaders is false and useless

@harshav8157

Жыл бұрын

lol maths isnt about doing calculations 😂

@rrlegend1850

Жыл бұрын

Bro vedic means related to Vedas what history are you reading and about professors Dani he himself says in his one of his lecture that stop using vedic maths use Google instead bro have some research than commenting on the video by the this whole video is just on the proof of dhani article not by any other proof and if you guys think iam wrong go and read yourself the article and search about dhani in KZread you will know the truth rather than believing people who talk about pseudoscience and don't even know about the science

@warrior_of_liberation

Жыл бұрын

@@nightfury2022 You have right to prove him wrong. Find your evidences and get on with it. Don't feel offended just because someone points out something wrong about your culture.

@rrlegend1850

Жыл бұрын

@Rey use of your common sense 💀💀 if something is old as vedas and even in our many universities such as takshila in which vedas was been studied can be related to vedas there were many mathematician such as aryabhatta, brahmagupta, Bhaskaracharya, baudhayana and many more they didn't study maths, science books they only study vedas 💀💀 but still they were one of the greatest mathematician

I have heard of leelavathi ganitha I have seen some of the problem which I couldn't solve when I was a kid and I thought that was veda ganitha. Now I know vedic maths is different from leelavathi ganitha. 😅😅

@Iskcondevoteee

3 жыл бұрын

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Very logically put

The thing is i roughly had the same view about these tricks when i was like 9-10 , i though they are just tricks, for example anyone who know that it is easier to multiply powers of 10 woth each other and small numbers with each other can apply this trick, i just passed 12th this year and i have been using these tricks, not writing them in weird forms but finding some of these tricks myself, while understanding the mathematics behind it, i am proud of myself

Interesting video. I did not know about this "Vedic Mathematics" thing. I know there are people among Muslims who like to get some kind of numbers and stuff from Quran and relate them to different observations in science. Same with Christianity. I guess in all religions there are people who really think this stuff and reverse engineer it back to suit their held beliefs. Everyone knows about the original of decimal system and zero from India and that Algebra was invented by an Arab and Calculus by Newton. I would love to see a video about the things you mentioned like the Pythagoras theorem and possibly Calculus coming from India. I am ignorant of those tales. Thanks

whats the point the tricks do work and help in our calculation ... what difference does it make if it is from the vedas or not

@Iskcondevoteee

3 жыл бұрын

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Thanks!

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It's super good...please do continue these interesting works ♥️

@scienceisdope

3 жыл бұрын

Will do brother... Please share to bring it to more people :)

@CHECKMYPLAYLIST108

3 жыл бұрын

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Technically ancient Indian mathematicians didn’t invent calculus before newton and Leibniz, they had developed the concepts of Taylor series for certain functions and the concept that area under a curve was an integral, but they had not developed a theory of differentiation and integration nor the fundamental theorem of calculus which were invented by Newton and Leibniz.

Sir please make video on Shakuntala Devi How does she calculate so fast

Love your video's

Keep up the good work. Hope the viewership increases as people need to realise/develop their critical thinking of whatever is being thrown around instead of believing someone even when evidence is not being shown to back it up.

@Sanatani_kattar

3 жыл бұрын

तुम मानसिक रूप से गुलाम हो तुम्हारा कुछ नही हो सकता

I'm not a Atheist (I'm a Hindu) but thank you for this eye opening video.

@aryansharma7794

2 жыл бұрын

@LordSenseye vedic maths was invented by rishis only

@rxstar7248

2 жыл бұрын

@LordSenseye ancient lindoos didn't invent anything British are our moomy papa praise the lord yasu ✝️✝️✝️✝️ pee pee poo poo

@Morbinhood38385

2 жыл бұрын

@@aryansharma7794 😂

@Aecor

2 жыл бұрын

@@aryansharma7794 sure buddy keep telling yourself tht

@seeker7090

2 жыл бұрын

@@aryansharma7794 no it was created in the name of jesus

What is your opinion on Abacus, the courses and stuff in India?

I really studied aryabhatiya(not fully tho) and found that we had a strong mathematical history. I found that Sutra for finding the square root which was really convenient (before I found the approximation thing through calculus). Even the concept that the earth's axis rotates is crudely understood (remember that this was when the world thought the earth was flat) The real achievements of Indian mathematics are always given a backseat either by "political hindus" and "urban naxals". I'm surprised as to how the method of using sounds to represent a string of numbers, done in Indian textbooks like aryabhatiya, brihat samhita etc. is forgotten. I've recently started using it to remember phone numbers and it works. The other thing of combining mathematics with arts like poetry, atleast for children, is totally lost. Let us recognise the real contributions and not the hearsay. This is a really touchy subject for me as my heart wants this to be true(as i have the highest respect for the shringeri peetam) and my mind straight away rejects it(Vedas were written when even sines and cosines were hardly understood). You have really handled this topic well.

very nicely explained

@scienceisdope

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you:) please share so the video so that it reaches more people

@IbleesKeeJannat

3 жыл бұрын

@@scienceisdope I disagree you on meditation though you simply made statements without enough evidence. hile evidence is much other wise.

@scienceisdope

3 жыл бұрын

I said you can't gain knowledge through meditation. How is that wrong?

@Iskcondevoteee

3 жыл бұрын

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That's the problem. The word Vedic is added and people think Vedic in reality. This kind of fakery gets bashed and the real Indian Hindu mathematics that would bring respect from peers world gets forgotten lost in the masses or get dumbed down.

You know it's over when he says "...or is it?"

Vedic mathematics can be efficiently used to calculate the viscosity of goumutra.

I think we should teach this to pur children. Once practiced enough, we can apply them easily. Ramanujan enjoyed arithmetic as much as 'his' analysis. After all maths is much about patterns.

@Iskcondevoteee

3 жыл бұрын

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@foreigntravelk

2 жыл бұрын

It's not about knowing these shortcuts it's about teaching children the basic blocks. It's about our logical way of thinking about maths.

@TheMartian11

2 жыл бұрын

Anyone who thinks maths is all about fast calculation can't even begin to imagine how utterly ignorant they are.

@YogeshRana-fg8jr

2 жыл бұрын

@@thelivingdead1728 He definitely was. Person is the video seems really stupid but i am talking about tricks

@YogeshRana-fg8jr

2 жыл бұрын

@@TheMartian11 I never said that. Btw I am a maths graduate ... Lol

As you've said , that replacing basic maths with vedic maths is not a write initiative ,i totally agree with you! But introducing vedic maths in class 8th or 9th i think that would be helpful for the students especially jee aspirants as vedic maths makes calculations much faster nd easy so i think it would be helpful for them, as in jee time is a major factor in deciding your score!!

@arunshankars8398

2 жыл бұрын

There is no such thing as "Vedic" maths. It's a hoax. Have you ever heard of "vedic" economics or "vedic" physics ? No, right ? Similarly, there is no such thing as "vedic" maths. Hindus just take a cool maths trick, and call it "vedic" maths.

@shysmy19

2 жыл бұрын

@@arunshankars8398 What do u expect. The Vedas are a book of philosophy and rituals, why do u think they are gonna talk about physics or maths?

@arunshankars8398

2 жыл бұрын

@@shysmy19 That is the whole point. So, there really is no such thing as Vedic maths, just as there is no such thing as vedic chemistry, vedic physics, or vedic economics. Got it now ?

@rmy5445

2 жыл бұрын

@@arunshankars8398 vedic is a period dude the period in which veda was written are you guys fool?

@leveldekho8724

Жыл бұрын

@@arunshankars8398there is the thing such as Vedic chemistry and physics. you should read the book history of Hindu chemistry written by prafull Chandra ray.people called him the magician of sulphates and nitrates.

Thanks for this information.

Excellent analysis - of not just what's not vedic about these hacks but why people falling for it!

Very well said. I agree with you, lets just say it loud that Vedic math = tricks of doing math quickly! Concepts behind it for ex: multiplication is a series of additions need to be explained and then these tricks can be learnt to solve problems quickly. I always struggled with math and my 3rd grade child can do better math than me! I totally blame it on "mug up" way it was taught to me! Just by looking at a few problems about "Vedic math" way of doing additions, I am able to do additions much quickly now without using my fingers!!

I have watched this video pretty late xD, I really hope you read this. Here is something I want to say. India has a past filled with glory in any field and as you rightly pointed out, there is a void in understanding what was awesome. It is true that what is being called Vedic Mathematics, cannot be applied in all situations because there can exist infinite possibilities of such combinations. You also brought up the fact that how Vedic maths is actually not from the Vedas. But here is what I think(Lets not call it "Vedic", but lets give some name "xyz"). Xyz can be perceived as techniques that can be used to certain things or certain calculations to make it easier. Such techniques have a positive impact on how the brain functions and how it gets accustomed to go about around numbers. yes, obviously the standard methods and understanding the true math is another beauty, but I see this more as a 'mind sharpening tool' because I have seen real life transformation in people. Well, I am not telling that their life has entirely changed or something, but it definitely creates an impact on the quickness of an individual. Being extremely sharp. I have seen these changes in lots of people as well as in myself, hence this thought. In my opinion, what is now called as Vedic Math cannot be said as something that is useless. it holds value in other aspects. But ik the point of this video was to show how Vedic math is actually not from the Vedas or rather derived from them and I understand that.

Also pls make a video about Srinivasn Ramanujan, how amman came and gave those theorems.

You are absolutely right...

bro im not claiming to know these and i believe in you, but will studying vedic math increase my mathematical speed and accuracy

@scienceisdope

3 жыл бұрын

Definitely not your understanding of math

@danielnixon7903

3 жыл бұрын

@@scienceisdope no but we do have some nasty calculations in chemistry its the basic things like multiplication and division but its way more complex so ... idk why cbse doesnt allow calculator

@anonymous_4276

3 жыл бұрын

@@danielnixon7903 yeah those tricks help in faster calculations.

@Iskcondevoteee

3 жыл бұрын

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@swagatochatterjee7104

3 жыл бұрын

@@danielnixon7903 dude arithmetic is not Maths. You can plug those into calculators and you would still get the same thing! Maths is about building sets of tools to make sure your interpretations are infallibale. Eg. Calculus. Calculus is a set of tools developed to make sure, that you are using functions in the correct way. Even when the numbers are huge, and even when the nubers are tiny!

Exactly my point man ! Math education needs to be revolutionised throughout India. The Indian education system doens't teach us the most beautiful parts of High school level mathematics like Number theory and Advanced Euclidean geometry. And Instead we focus on formula based Calculus which is practically useless.

@TheJackie999ism

2 жыл бұрын

The current Indian Education System is not the original Indian Education System.

@vinayakjoshi5027

2 жыл бұрын

You don't know a shit about calculus if you think it is formula based and useless in practical life calculus is one of the most beautiful mathematical idea if you understand it deeply

@SattickDas2001

2 жыл бұрын

@@vinayakjoshi5027 bro I did 6 courses in Graduate Analysis and Probability Theory The First 2 years of my undergrad was 20 courses of which 60 % was pure mathematics. Calculus is for Engineers not for real Mathematicians xD. Ever Tried Manifolds and Diffeomorphisms for a change or some Differential Geometry? 🙄

@vinayakjoshi5027

2 жыл бұрын

@@SattickDas2001 the whole general relativity is an application of differential geometry than why are you saying that calculus is just for engineers

@softgrowl

2 жыл бұрын

@@TheJackie999ism yes. Restricted to few. Sambuka

There is a challenge to the idea that the decimal system originated in India. That challenge comes from one Prof Lam Lay Yong in her book, the fleeting footsteps. Please do have a look at her claims. I have yet to see any credible argument against them. But I may be wrong. Glad to hear your views

Finally good channel found 🙏🙏