Timestamps: 0:00 - Intro 0:36 - Have you ever failed a test? 3:18 - Where did you get those documents? 4:37 - Do you have Instagram? 5:16 - Sup? 5:41 - Finding X 8:12 - Zyro 9:14 - Creative process 14:06 - Are you at peace with decision to quit PhD? 16:08 - Bookshelf tour 19:39 - Hair update 20:03 - Patron Dog of the Day

@gabrielgeometramundi6628

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you so much!

@soham9119

2 жыл бұрын

Toby , make a video on Stephen Hawking's grades

@Lalalala22537

2 жыл бұрын

Your videos are super nice , I wish I could help you on patron because I don't have online transaction , I am 17 years old . But I will support you on patron in future Stay blessed .

@AnilKumar-jd7ut

2 жыл бұрын

For the first time I think u r silly to cry on that🤣

@liberalkev

10 ай бұрын

Fgfififi

Your soothing voice and ability to make a subject teachable have greatly advanced my education. Every video is like a gift. Thank you Toby.

@tibees

2 жыл бұрын

thank you for watching

@mrjackbagginz

Жыл бұрын

Your a kiwi? Woooaaaaa

@saulsavelis575

8 ай бұрын

@@tibees yes give me your tel number or fb so I can hear your soft voice again and again other there :)

Finding X is actually really impressive, really cool that you’ve been at it for so long.

I failed my driving test first time. I put the car in a gear even before starting the car. The examiner almost jumped out of her seat and out of the car. Made me laugh. She failed me. Anyway I passed the second time.

@jacobh9344

2 жыл бұрын

How tf did you comment 14 hours early?

@jacobschiller4486

2 жыл бұрын

@@jacobh9344 My guess would be Patreon

@josephbrennan370

2 жыл бұрын

Interesting. The car I learn in requires you to put the car into first gear before you can turn it on. I have my driving test this week!

@erkinalp

2 жыл бұрын

@@josephbrennan370 That must be a weird car. Most cars require neutral with clutch instead.

@stewartzayat7526

2 жыл бұрын

I don't think starting a car in gear or not in gear should make much of a difference. My dad puts his car in reverse or first after he turns off the engine and he doesn't switch to neutral when he starts it afterwards. Is there actually a reason to start the car only in neutral?

Speaking of reclusive, isolation has been great for my math grades. Today I showed up early to campus while everything was closed and empty. I sat in my car with my math textbook enjoying the space and absolute quiet. Best 20 minutes of the whole week.

Nice update. Hilarious (unintentional?) how the subtitles change 'Finding x' into 'Finding eggs' at about 12.11, and a couple of minutes later you refer to things "coming out in a scrambled way".

@sanpablolasvegas5704

2 жыл бұрын

It is T'ibee's INFAMOUS WORD PLAY/HER HUMOR. She is HILARIOUS YEA?

@tibees

2 жыл бұрын

haha I thought I would get away with publishing the video before I finished editing the subtitles. It's fixed now!

@sanpablolasvegas5704

2 жыл бұрын

@@tibees How are you so SMART? I enjoy your work. Truly you are inspiring. Thanks Tibee

@bja009

2 жыл бұрын

@@sanpablolasvegas5704 purely economic and cultural factors

@sanpablolasvegas5704

2 жыл бұрын

@@bja009 wow! You are really smart too🤗 Can you elaborate how it is you came to this conclusion?

Your animation project looks so exciting! Can't wait to see it!

I'm so excited about Finding X! Looking forward to watch the fruit of your hard work and perserverance ❤️

Really want to thank you for your content. Admittedly most of it’s well over my head as an English nerd, but in the same breath it’s so nice to have someone so passionate about things I know nothing about explaining those things with the energy and enthusiasm that you do. I have an extensive background in emergency services (ambulance and emergency dispatch) which I am maintaining part-time while spending 40 hours a week in class in a firefighting academy, so in the midst of all the chaos to be able to pop in my earbuds and listen to a calming voice that isn’t yelling and/or swearing at me is so peaceful and relaxing. Thank you for everything you do!

Chemistry 101 at uni, they used to post the test results outside the lecture hall by student number. People would crowd around the board, and when they found their number, some would cheer, some would break into sobs. SOOO much riding on those tests, people's hopes and dreams. Some would say "But I studied SO hard! Why??".....

@tibees

2 жыл бұрын

now no one else has to find out if you failed (unless you make a youtube video about it)

Thx for the updates and hair revelation.

Watching your videos calms my central nervous system and makes me happy. Thank you and I adore your hair

Thank-you for being so straight forward and honest about life and all your challanges

@tibees

2 жыл бұрын

thanks for watching

I'm pretty sure many who have taken the CPA exam can relate. I'm currently studying for it now, and I may be studying a few years before I feel ready enough to take it.

I must say I'm very glad to have found this channel of yours, Toby. I always learn something from your video posts and those are the kinds of videos I enjoy watching most. I also appreciate your calming voice, it's a great de-stressor after a long, stress-filled day. Keep up the wonderful work that you do and I look forward to your future videos!

@tibees

2 жыл бұрын

thanks for watching!

I loved hearing about your creative process, and how you go about making videos. It's really amazing what kind of reach you have with this channel-how many people you've inspired to become science communicators (myself included hehe), or simply shared the delight of math and science. Thank you Toby :)

@tibees

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks Jessie! Nice fractals :)

Thanks for another great video! I’ve been loving watching these recently and math has always been my major interest, even now while I spend nearly all of my university time in statistics.

Omg I've been watching you for over a year now and your hair length surprised me so much - love it. To understand my reaction, imagine watching a KZreadr for a year until one day they step away from the camera and it turns out they're a centaur

@tibees

2 жыл бұрын

🐎

You are a role model! Great work! Thank you!

Toby,you are a great woman,so humble and so smart💯

i really appreciate your clean, bright straight ahead style --each of your videos gives me something new- thanks much from Denton County, TX

Hi Tibees, just wanted to say I really enjoy your channel and your videos are so pleasant to watch! Always happy when you drop new videos!

@tibees

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks!

You're the truest person I've heard on KZread. Keep going Tibees.

Very excited for Finding X!

This is truly amazing and awesome content, you rock Tibees!!

Your videos are so insightful, thank You for your dedication

@tibees

2 жыл бұрын

Glad you like them!

@Litzow

2 жыл бұрын

@@tibees Sure, its high quality content. Specially for physicists like us.

Tibees, I am so proud of you and your successful accomplishments!

Your video always made my day, Tibees. Thank you😀.

@tibees

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks for watching!

Personally, I fully enjoy your videos. I enjoy the simplicity.

Great vid as always, would love to hear more details of the books =)

Finding x is a masterpiece. I shared with my classroom. THANK YOU.

Watching this at 6 a.m. made my day better. Keep up the good work!

@tibees

2 жыл бұрын

thanks!

Great video, Tibees! I wish you all the best!

Really excited about 'Finding x' - looked cute from what could be observed in this Q&A :). And I also enjoyed the little bookshelf tour towards the end. Wish you all the best for this year's projects.

You do just fine Toby. I'm serious. You are a great communicator! Thank you.

You're such a beautiful person, Tibees, both inside and outside😊 And an awesome science communicator👌 Wish you well!

wow wonderful time to spend with your hard work and very great guide to learn.

I enjoyed this video....I think it takes a creative mind to enjoy Physics and Mathematics.....looking forward to watching "Finding X" where I would imagine your creativity will be on full display! Happy New Year from St. Louis, Missouri, USA....the "Show Me" state and you never fail to show me something I never realized before...thank you for taking the time. :-)

L'Hospital omg I died, that next level mathematician reference

I subscribed to you because I enjoy your voice I find it very relaxing. But the topics are ALL very interesting. Keep enjoying what you do :)

Tough woman such as you Toby, does not let a few failures bother you. Some people have a dreadful memory of other people's tough times, so sometimes keeping quite about these things seems wise.

It was fun to see all the things you made for your animation. The final product never truly show all the hard work that goes into it. Also, my hair was almost that long once. I used to tuck it into my pocket! :D

Nice quality work from hours and hours of painstaking work. I do like the face to face videos, the real you.

I failed my driving test more than once too :) I had good control of the car but little experience so a novel large intersection tripped me up and in the nervousness flowed with the traffic through a red at a special multistage intersection that had no side road. I picked up driving very quickly but not enough exposure to get exhaustive experience. I remember remarking that we should have such experience in simulators, no reason to limit to a few tense hours because of high expense and put such pressure on the exam. I'm not sure there are simulators even today.

@kumardigvijaymishra5945

2 жыл бұрын

I doubt whether simulators ever teach real driving skills.🙄

@tibees

2 жыл бұрын

I also wish there were good simulators available

@kumardigvijaymishra5945

2 жыл бұрын

Most simulators will use some game engine, and are more similar to computer games. Simulators seldom prepare for uncertainty that we encounter in real world. The ones that will work on real physics are too slow in rendering, and delay will creep in.

Your x project looks fabulous. Can't wait to see it.

i think minimal effort maximal gain is such great advice for many things :-) and i also really liked the book tour - thanks Tibees!

It's great to see your video's again darlin. I'm looking forward to watching your masterpiece. I'm already thinking of how well this will help the math illiterate grasp math and whom to share it with directly.

@tibees

2 жыл бұрын

thanks!

@cliffp.8396

2 жыл бұрын

@@tibees You're welcome

Brilliant 👌🏻 Greetings from Scotland 😊 Have a wonderful day everyone 🌻

I am here just to listen to hear her soothing voice❤

Any move away from Instagram is an improvement in one's mental health. Glad you did it.

Hi tibees, almost just drove into a ditch at 80mph your voice is very calming right now

@stereoheart.806

2 жыл бұрын

Ummmmmm

@pork5877

Жыл бұрын

Ummmmmm

Can’t wait for X - looks brilliant!

You must be the most humble person in the world to want to share your moments of failure. And I understand that if one learns from failure, that's what really counts. Frankly, I would be embarrassed to share any of my failures even when I learn from my mistakes.

Love your videos 👏👏👏

Finding X looks amazing! I love the colors and fun characters and settings and the felt textures.

Hi,nice to meet to you ! I have failed the actuary exam three times. I put those problem books on the website. I’m Japanese but I work as a data scientist at a foreign-affiliated IT company in the United States.

The hair update was unexpected but well appreciated.

I absolutely LOVE content like this! Don’t get me wrong I love all of your videos but I like the unscripted casual ones a little extra sometimes🥰

@tibees

2 жыл бұрын

Yay! Thank you!

hey, long time no see. i'm very happy to see you again in new science adventure !

@tiannsompoubelle6741

2 жыл бұрын

science of driving

A possible variation on "minimum effort, maximum gain" is "I work hard at being lazy" 😎(ie Work smart, not hard 🤓). On perfectionsism, the WW2 tank commander "Old Blood & Guts" General George S. Patton said it best: "A *Good* plan [vigourously] executed NOW, is [always] better than a 'perfect' plan executed next week" 👍😎

Always like your approach to videos. Feels more organic and less invasive with all the jump-cuts and effects on other channels. Sounds like having sanctioned perfectionism is healthy, allowing to be more free with other projects.

Great to know more about our fav youtube scientist

I knew your hair was longer than I had thought but when you stepped back to show the full length then I was still pleasantly surprised. Quite beautiful.

Oooo I’m excited to see your movie!! I’ll make sure to SMASH that notification bell so I don’t miss it ;)

Wow, that was a very interesting Q&A, wish you all the best for your future projects including the next Finding X✌🏾✌🏾

@tibees

2 жыл бұрын

thanks!

@mutabazimichael8404

2 жыл бұрын

@@tibees Oooh My God, normally I'm always invisible in the comments and a channel owner and not any channel owner, @Tibees herself just remarked my comments, thanks @Tibees you just made my day as it was just about to begin, hope you are having a nice one New Zealand ✌🏾✌🏾✌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾

The first time I ever got behind the wheel with a driving instructor I ended up steering the car into a ditch. Had to get it towed out. Nerves! Fortunately I got it together after that. ☺️

@tibees

2 жыл бұрын

Oh no! haha

TIBEES you are the BEST

One thing I noticed that you live the life I might want one day. I wonder if I end up not doing my PhD like you, because I'm planning to do one. Reclusive life just sounds attractive with my type of personality.

@vk2ig

2 жыл бұрын

There is still a lot you can learn while living a reclusive life. And here's the oxymoronic bit which is great: you get to meet other reclusive people who are learning as well, and you can learn from each other.

I'm so jealous of your hair!!!

One of the best youtube creators out there

luv ur videos so much

Loved this video! :) Greetings from Germany :)

Keep moving forward.

Excited to see Finding X the teaser looks good. 16:19 I was wondering where you got that copy from. When I saw your video on it I was looking for one myself but couldn't find it. I instead bought the one with a different cover and maybe that is the one you got too. Which picture did you use for that old latin cover?

@tibees

2 жыл бұрын

I think just the one from the wikipedia en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Philosophi%C3%A6_Naturalis_Principia_Mathematica

I have taken a total of 10 driving tests before I passed it in UAE. It took me 2years to do all the tests and pass, and many hours of training. Last three tests I did not have any mistakes but they passed me after 3 tests without mistakes.

I felt really bad on instagram for a long time and realised it was the type of content i subscribed. So I deleted everything related to stars and fame and only concentrated on art related stuff. Now its a nice place where i can inspire myself. It really depends on your actions.

Your animation Finding X sounds great and nice hair.

I admire you so much😊

Hm... somehow I missed this video on Patreon, but glad I found it now. I have watched "Finding X" and it's a Masterpiece! No kidding, it's beautiful. So, one recluse to another, keep up the good work! :-)

Respect for answering the question of the title first! Most KZreadrs leave it for the end of the video or they don't answer it at all! :)

@tibees

2 жыл бұрын

Just couldn't bring myself to do that

I like you Tibees, you are smart and driven and you really seem interested in the things you are talking about. Your videos are very good, take care and have a wonderful year hopefully :)

@tibees

2 жыл бұрын

thanks!

Love it, Im in New Zealand and I have to tell you the standard of driving here is terrible, some people obviously have negligible neuron's firing and the system fails you. Before I watched this I thought I wonder if it was an abstract maths paper ( that was my failure and only ended up with a C ) but no, it was down to earth as you are, of course you are, you are a Kiwi :)

You have such a soft voice !!

Finding X looks awesome!

Finding X looks really cool!

Omg! The Gamow equation is in my book, too!

best voice i found on youtube TIBEES :)

Your normal videos are more than perfect!

@tibees

2 жыл бұрын

🥺

I'm a slow reader too. Maybe it means we care enough to retain data? Also, love the hair! Long hair is supposed to help aid in extra--sensory stuff.

I like the way you say 'project'. 😄

Finding x sound like something smart and funny, very creative I guess.. Hope for see it.

At some point we all have had a little "Speed Demon" in us, Vrooom ! , Thanks for Sharing : )

enjoyed the video

I definitely agree with you about instagram

I also failed my driving test twice before passing on the third try. I was a nervous wreck all three times but especially the first time. I actually thought I was going to pass until we got back to the parking lot and the examiner told me I didn't pass and that I had ran a red light. I had no idea I ran a red light until I was told. I guess my nervousness caused me to block that out. The second time, I turned a little bit too early as a family was crossing the street and I immediately realized what I did and knew I had failed. The third time ended up being the charm and I was so glad to have finally passed!!

There should perhaps always be some part of one's life that strives for some kind of perfection. At least for me, this allows me to go easy on myself with the rest of my life, where I am appallingly imperfect.

@tibees

2 жыл бұрын

Interesting idea

Wonderful!

Is that SpongeBob language in the thumbnail? The secret formula?! Lol Oh you do show SpongeBob hahahahimhighasfhaha

Great videos

My mom failed the driving test 3 times and she can only drive an automatic. She almost crashed into a bush yesterday and drove on our front lawn like 10 times which damaged the plants lol