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HankDorsett
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I've come across a few different videos from this person and I'm curious if they are accurate enough to rely on.
HankDorsett said:Summary: Just as the title says
I've come across a few different videos from this person and I'm curious if they are accurate enough to rely on.
PAllen said:Numberphile is typically very good for the length and intended audience. However, this particular one is very bad, as explained here:
Orodruin said:You can only get a correct understanding from acquiring a working knowledge or better.
Fermilab is a particle physics laboratory located in Illinois, USA. It is one of the leading research institutions in the world, studying the fundamental nature of matter and energy. The videos on YouTube are a way for Fermilab to share their research and discoveries with the general public.
Yes, the videos on YouTube are from the official Fermilab channel and are produced by their team of scientists and experts. They are a reliable source of information about their research and findings.
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