Summer of Math Exposition

Interesting and detailed, although I needed to redo the maths to be convinced. I am nevertheless remaining unsatisfied, missing the real reason of why this is working. For the moment I will stay the relativistic relationships.

Would be a high quality university lecture for physics students. Too much maths and formulas to casually follow along. Has nothing in it to help build visual intuitions

I like the presentation of multi-vectors and the harmonization of Electricity and Gravity equations.

Felt rushed, too many topics covered in not enough depth. Still unclear what gravitomagnetic field actually is from a physical/intuitive perspective. And the end was a ton of equation manipulations that's easy to get lost in.

I like how the equations were easy to follow, step by step.

I liked the idea of generalising the two things. But I feel like the fast paced animations, where many things happen at once in different parts of the screen, make it hard to follow. The voice was also quite monotonous and made it difficult to know when the (sub) topic changes.

Well, the math and physics in that video are high end. So its definitely not the kind of video explaining some nice math phenomena to a fourth grader. But is is a great video explaining some spectacular math phenomena to a math professor and this is really a difficult thing. I know a litte of geometric algebra, and I found your video absolutely eye opening and one that makes me want more. I would boldly lie if I said I understood each single of the transformations you did. But that did not matter, since you build enough trust of the kind "with enough quite elementary algebraic transformations you can get from here to there". So thanks a lot for this video it made me want more. I will definitely come back and look at the details and perhaps even will give a lecture on that subject at some time. Congrats!

It would be interesting to elaborate more on what that means for magnetic monopoles.

The video gave me a complete new insight: the duality of gravitational and alectrical laws. Mathematical transformations are very nice animated but still difficult to follow if you're not familiar with the topic.

Goal Orientation: 9/10 Novelty: 9/10 Thought-Provoking: 10/10 Comprehensibility: 9/10 Technological: 8/10 Overall Average: 9/10