This podcast explains the concept of exponential growth using examples such as COVID-19 and a lily pad on a lake, and clarifies misconceptions regarding the speed of growth.
Many middle school students are deciding whether or not to pursue STEM subjects, with around fifth grade being a pivotal moment. It is important to inspire them to discover the magic of math, by teaching in engaging and exploratory ways.
The world we live in now requires agility and technological literacy, which can be a struggle for the elderly population. Gen Z is adopting new technologies quickly, and traditional business models may soon be phased out.
The speaker predicts a million-dollar profit within 18 months using math, and explains how proximity affects interactions. The speaker also shares an anecdote about focusing on cold emails for his business' success.
Using probability theory, a professor calculated the likelihood of a witness being able to identify even a partial license plate on a dark road, concluding it was less than one percent. The professor then explores the probability that the license plate was from Louisiana.