halcy 
HOW YOUR TECH IS LYING TO YOU: the volume control is logarithmic so it feels perceptually linear
real weird way to start a video with this
i saw this thumbnail and i thought "bro is not gonna make a whole video essay about how logarithms exist right" but that's what he did (well, at least a minute of it. i am not watching the rest)
LR@lritter "This theorem holds for 906150256 natural numbers - you won't believe what happens next!"
@halcy big red arrow pointing at the number PI labeled "FAKE"
@halcy "I ordered a sin() function from India and this is what I got" (it's about Bhaskara's formula)
@lritter you know, actually, has one of those maths youtubers made a video about theorems like that, like theorems that hold for a very large number of steps, but eventually have a counterexample?
@halcy good question. sounds like something that could happen with a prime-related conjecture
@lritter the one referenced above is the Polya conjecture ("most numbers smaller than any given natural have an odd number of prime factors"), so there is at least that one
AntonNot sure about YouTube, but there was an example recently in my feed here on the Fediverse:
John Carlos Baez (@[email protected])
Attached: 1 image @mra - yes, Greg Egan and I had a lot of fun with a variant of those Borwein integrals!
Mat@anton @lritter @halcy 3Blue1Brown performed a song with this example in it! It's worth a listen: https://youtu.be/NOCsdhzo6Jg
