when ever I come across Ramanujan only one thought crosses my mind. I wouldn't think twice to give away my life if that added ten years to his life.

@ColdWarriorIndian

3 жыл бұрын

You sir are not alone in this thought, I would also join you, but it cannot be done. Unfortunately.

@roberttelarket4934

Жыл бұрын

Niranjan D: An extremely unusual and magnificent statement!!!

@Heretic1408

Жыл бұрын

Add another 10 years, the whole world would undoubtedly be far better for it, if he could use mine as well.

@music4meh

4 ай бұрын

I admire the sentiment, truly, and I don't mean to diminish it. This goes to the other responders as well Yet the first scene of this compilation started, and the video hesitated for a second, loading. I saw these two figures looking over the sea from a beach. And it made me think immediately, whether they are family or lovers, how beautiful a scene that is... Two people simply being there. Imagining a slice of infinity, whether symbolized by the seas that precede us just as much as they'll be there after our passing, or by them sharing that moment, sharing connections like atoms bind. Imagine seeing them from a distance, passing by. Perhaps they are musing about possibilities in their lives, divulging dreams and aspirations, perhaps they are overcoming trauma, or realizing how much they mean to each other. Either way, it made me think of something. Theoretical and conceptual understanding may never quite grasp the short infinities you endure during this lifetime, what you share with yourself and others. There are things that sciences cannot discover, but are experienced. Whether they are family, friends, or lovers, something of infinity that cannot be equated to mathematics, is found in life, simply in being there, looking into one another's eyes, finding infinity there, in their bond, and our ability to share in it. There is something in being, existing, life, that sciences can't quite grasp. ''You are my everything.'' I could go on for a transfinite amount of sentences, about how isolated our experiences are, how only we feel the feelings and think the thoughts we do, experience from our bodies, and how this is an isolation we all share in, a loneliness that connects us, for we all endure it. How that isolation dissolves itself. Perhaps sacrificing your life for a chance at societal progress through the guarentee of many more mathematical breakthroughs is the right thing to do. It is noble, for sure. Living your life is too. Especially if you are the kind of person willing to sacrifice it for what you perceive, however well-informed, to be the greated good (which can be a terrible and heinous thing too!). There are things even the greatest genuises cannot transumte to simple or complex theorems, formulas, and equations. Some things cannot or don't need to quite be explained. Sharing these short infinities with one another, are how we all become people who know infinity. ''I spent my entire life at that point looking for infinity, and I found it there, in her eyes'', the black iris, where light comes to die, holes as the windows to the soul. And just maybe, Ramanujan would tell you to live your life, denying you your sacrifice, as his vocation was just an aspect of the life he lost. You are willing to discard your own life simply for him to contribute to science more than he already did? Denying the world of yourself, and who is to tell what that means? Sure Ramanujan would go on to do the same WHILE working his magic, continuing the work the world was deprived of by his death. But then again, your hypothetical is impossible for all we know. So you might as well make the most of your life in both regards: loving the ones closest to you, while contributing to leaving this world a better place than it was once you entered it.

@Abhishek-ti5er

4 ай бұрын

❤❤❤

Isn't that the man who acted in Slumdog Millionaire? Wow!

@TheMotorman1981

7 жыл бұрын

Ian T yes

@atifjameel5996

6 жыл бұрын

Ian T yeah

@hidduengineer3023

4 жыл бұрын

Yes, he is. His name is Dev Patel an Indian born British Actor. He was born in a Gujrathi family.

@vijaydanushkodi4980

4 жыл бұрын

HIDAYATH ULLA This actor should have been Tamil considering ramanujan is Tamil.

@dipeshrawat7076

4 жыл бұрын

@@vijaydanushkodi4980 no he was an indian. If im not wrong tamil nadu comes in india and not india comes in tamil nadu.

The actor the plays ramanujan is great.he should have played Aladdin

We are merely explorer of infinity in the pursuit of absolute perfection.

This man was such a genius that Ancient Aliens has an episode saying that aliens helped him😂.

@DrDeuteron

Жыл бұрын

Have you heard of "The Martians" (in math/physics)?

Ramanujan, pride of my ancestrol town kumbakonam

Dude his accent!!!! He's so good... proud to be Indian

@nuclearnyanboi

5 жыл бұрын

I think I like the Mizo accent more. It always makes me smile.

@ruatfelipachuau7727

5 жыл бұрын

Ishan Sinha haha... thank u

@nuclearnyanboi

5 жыл бұрын

TBH, I think it's a bit amusing

@AshishGupta-sj5ye

4 жыл бұрын

This line is very cheap "proud to be Indian".

@dv9239

4 жыл бұрын

Umm well different accents exist in India

Hardy:- I'm what you call an atheist Ramanujan:- No sir you believe in god you just don't think he likes you. Perfection 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

@lc1777

3 жыл бұрын

The same god for which Ramanujan gave his life. He was stupid. He should have eaten non veg. He wasted his career for superstitions religion . Just like Newton wasted his later years in reading the Bible

@rd3750

3 жыл бұрын

@@lc1777 meat is yucky, nauseous for many indians. i would start vomiting if i saw someone eating meat in front of me while i am eating my clean veg food. many indians have intesnse kindness and sympathy in their nature and this is the second very strong reason of why we can't eat them who feels pain. these are the reasons of why 👉 Atheist vegetarians can also not take bones flesh type disgusting things on their meal.

@minecraftsteve6997

2 жыл бұрын

@@lc1777 ok you go do something significant, your 1/10000000000000000000000 of what Newton and Ramujuan are

@The_Daily_Tomato

Жыл бұрын

Hardy* Which god would that be?

feeling proud .. world's greatest mathematicen born in india..

@Beowulf-eg2li

7 жыл бұрын

*One of the world's....

@kushagrasingh7324

7 жыл бұрын

probably he is not talking about you

@TheVicky3030

5 жыл бұрын

One of the greatest And im Indian too.

@TheVicky3030

5 жыл бұрын

@Shary Ce Exactly.

@alephnull4044

5 жыл бұрын

Why is this such a common thing among Indians? Are you all taught to think like this, that if someone of merely the same NATIONALITY as you achieves something great, you instantly get to claim success on their behalf? Do you really have so few achievements/good qualities of your own? Sad.

He was a clarke before getting British acknowledgement - then he became a college professor. Only after Brits certified his genius as authentic. Story of our nation, and people still wonder there's so much brain drain

@dipeshrawat7076

4 жыл бұрын

It is even happening as we speak. Indian education system is not actually indian, It is of britishers who wanted to hire indians as clerks. If we had our gurukul system we would have learnt many more important life and social skills with an aim in life. I support this system which would help you in your life's journey and not some rote memorising shit britishers implemented here to get 9-5 jobs. We had many achievents before they came.All our creativity went down the drain after they came.

@lc1777

3 жыл бұрын

@@dipeshrawat7076 lol, gurukul system . If we used that , we would be thirld world. TIME CHANGES EVERYTHING. INDIA HAS TO CHANGE. IT CANT LIVE LIKE ANCIENT ERA. IT IS SIMPLY NOT SUSTAINABLE

fantastic!! can't wait!!

Wow. Such a person is truely PHENOMENAL IN EVERY JOB out there (except maybe pure social and pure paint jobs) !!!

playing with numbers to infinity is what i want

@kushagrasingh7324

7 жыл бұрын

play good

Simply super!!!

We indian love with math n God hatts off ramanujan daa

Proud about him.. good 🎥 too

Hardy was an angel.

I'm cried when i saw this film...

If you are finite you will never know infinity.

real genius

I liked this movie but I did not notice this in view the film in malaysia?

I am very interested to see this movie

world's GREATEST MATHEMATICIAN SRINAVASA RAMANUJAN AND MY IDEAL

@gauravpatil7977

5 жыл бұрын

@Fire Lord Ozai Naaaa...better than him

@rajdeepsindhu9268

4 жыл бұрын

@@gauravpatil7977 You CAN NOT compare two Mathematicians, just get that in your head. Just pick up any Indian 11th grade Mathematics textbook and open the chapter 'Sets' and go through it. You'll find questions like : "Is the collection of good badminton players a set?" Answer : No. It's just an opinion and so is the fact that you say that Ramanujan was better than Newton. There are no rights and wrongs when it comes to opinions unless you have something for reference. Now, Newton gave us Calculus, Laws of Motion, Universal Law of Gravitation, a foundation for Optics and the list continues. Ramanujan made great contributions to Number Theory and his list of accomplishments continues as well. Ramanujan DID use Calculus and if Newton hadn't invented it, how do you think Ramanujan would have used it? Sure, Leibniz did invent it too and over the period of so many years, some other Mathematician probably would have invented it. But, if it wasn't for the Mathematicians preceding Ramanujan, he himself wouldn't have been able to make as many contributions. Now, if you have assumed that I favor Newton over Ramanujan, you totally missed my point. What I'm trying to prove here is not that one of the two is superior to the other, no. I'm trying to prove that all Mathematicians are equally important and they can only be compared by the domain of their work, iff (if and only if) they have a common domain. And as far as I know, Ramanujan and Newton did NOT have a common domain, hence, they can not be compared. That's like comparing an electrical engineer to a software engineer (if that's easier to understand). Also, comparing two Mathematicians with a common domain of work is also not fair if they were born in different times (that's what I think) due to the difference in availability of resources. So, to conclude this, Mathematicians and Scientists can not be compared, at all.

@gauravpatil7977

4 жыл бұрын

@@rajdeepsindhu9268 u literally typed that much..btw,calculus was in existence in india way before newton invented and i agree that newton reinvented it but the genius of ramanujan was he did not use logical or rational faculty of his mind to find those equations but it was his intuitional mind that was so focused on mathematics that he himself did not know how those things came to him, his ability to find complex correct equations easily without having had to prove them was astonishing..not all mathematicians can do that, euler was like him..so my point was this intuitional ability is what seperates men..newton was no doubt a great mathematician but in terms of the above mentioned ability i think ramanujan had an upper hand over other mathematicians and finding such a level of mathematical equations in such a short life is no joke.

@rajdeepsindhu9268

4 жыл бұрын

@@gauravpatil7977 That makes it a lot clearer. Your previous comment was kind of ambiguous, this one is far more detailed, and I like it. And it's certainly not a joke when the equations deal with infinite series. For example : The pi approximation, nested radical etc. Greetings! :)

@gauravpatil7977

4 жыл бұрын

@@rajdeepsindhu9268 thanks

I was very moved by this film

Plz give the full movie in youtube on your channel.I want to see it

Inspirational movie

Can someone please help me out with the Background score. Its amazing. Having been trying to get the score since ages. Any leads would be appreciated.

The man who knew and understood GOD. --Ramanujan

He lived only 2^5 years .

@deathsentence842

4 жыл бұрын

@@JohnDoe-ig4zh 32

@DrDeuteron

Жыл бұрын

A binary 10000...how banal for such a genius. He should have died at 31, at least it's a Mersenne Prime. 127 would have been better, it's Double Mersenne.

Can't wait to see him in The Green Knight.

Going out

The man who knew and Understood GOD--RAMANUJAM

1:37 I saw this man in JW the fallen Kingdom (2018)! " Build from the pieces of future and past, one of the dangerous predators to walk on earth, ladies and gentlemen, we call it The Indoraptor"!.... Later he became its food 😂

This is what hollywood... Nice

@TheVicky3030

5 жыл бұрын

Matured Guys its not Hollywood. Its a British movie. 😊

Prof. G.H. Hardy said "You see I'm what you call an atheist" and Respectable Srinivas Ramanajun replied " No sir , you believe in God , you just don't think he likes you." What a great perspective !!! He was indeed an exceptional personality .

Pls I want full movie

@nuclearnyanboi

5 жыл бұрын

Torrents are available on piratebay

The actor the played ramanuja is great.he should have played Aladdin

@theencryptedpartition4633

Жыл бұрын

Okay

Hi

Op man

how can i watch this movie...is there any possibility

@reco9875

7 жыл бұрын

r3c0.com/TheManWhoKnewInfinity-ByRecosn.com.mp4 you're welcome ^-^ did my best

@nkp6195

7 жыл бұрын

bro, can you upload it on google drive. That way we can download it. This one isnt downloadable. Thank you so much :)

@tulsiramrajoria7804

7 жыл бұрын

RECO

Calculus, relativity, tensor operations, etc. were first introduced by Indians in earlier texts but unfortunately, those works have been lost.

Maintain order bro

Greatest mathematician ever is chacko maashu

@lc1777

3 жыл бұрын

Carl gauss

@DrDeuteron

Жыл бұрын

@@lc1777 I think I use Gauss and Euler most at work.

He died😭

The cab number 1729 mentioned by Hardy was when he visited Ramanujan when he was ill in a hospital I think not when they both get out of a cab. There are falsehoods in this movie!

@DrDeuteron

Жыл бұрын

1729 = Ta(2)....the 2nd Taxicab Number, named in honor of this very scene.

@roberttelarket4934

Жыл бұрын

@@DrDeuteron: I made a typo error. It's 1729 and corrected it!!!

@DrDeuteron

Жыл бұрын

@@roberttelarket4934 just glad you survived the last 10 months.

Hello Everyone: I don't know much about 1914 India... Why is she so against him leaving? She says that no one will marry their children. I don't get it? Please help. Thank you

@ZahidulAmin1990

5 жыл бұрын

Pink Fluffy Sylveon India. Culture is filled with ancient superstition which stills cripples society

@kingscollection5084

5 жыл бұрын

Hi BLIND BOOKWORM , Idiots can't understand the culture of INDIA , if they could at least understand they would have produced 1percent of knowledgeable ppl like Ramanujan..

@kingscollection5084

5 жыл бұрын

Ramanujan was from a Orthodox Hindu,Brahmin family , who are pure vegetarian , in those days they were so strict in thier diet,and worship that he would have not able to survive in foriegn countries. Lack of proper veg food was one of the main reasons for his illnesses..

@manoshbiswas2605

5 жыл бұрын

Brahmins were not allowed to cross oceans to travel to other countries. It is attached to religious ideologies that prohibits people belonging to the Brahmin caste from travelling through the sea. It is considered a bad omen.

@dv9239

4 жыл бұрын

@@ZahidulAmin1990 you still believe in heaven virgins which to this day cripples society

This movie doesn't have any songs or dances

He would have done better if he stayed in India.

slumdog Mathematician

Sanatan Dharma 🎉

Worst casting ever.

@kiratan7127

3 жыл бұрын

Kukur

The only thing that disappoints me is "they made every Indian character speak in English rather than giving the subs while the actors having conversations in Hindi",

@darkdevil3017

2 жыл бұрын

But ramanujan is from Tamilnadu. He cant speak hindi.

@DrDeuteron

Жыл бұрын

the movie isn't about realism, it's about satisfying the audience.

@Religiouspeoplearegay220

11 ай бұрын

Ramanujan couldn’t speak in Hindi, he was a Tamil…and good thing everything was in English

Shit Movie!! It's an insult to ramanuja's memory.

@ekap1916

5 жыл бұрын

Adam Mann shut the Fcuk up you Bollywood Moron. It was indeed a great movie. Not like those Bollywood shits who portray the mafiyas and underworld Don as heroes.