you compared the prime factors of ten and the factors of twelve i told you about it what you gonna do about it

Base 60 motherfuckers 4ε/1,00 people agree

You compared 12 to the bombardment of Bloons on bloons TD battles 5 round 6

How can a fifth equal a sixth in seximal?

@@aaryanbhatia4939 my primary goal with my seximal terminogy was to mimic the way the english language handles decimal, not to be as practical as possible. also, I really wanted to avoid confusion in terms of what number you're referring to when you're talking out loud, and calling SEX30 "thirty" would be confusing because thirty unambiguously means DEC30, or SEX50.

If you're going to use base 27, you might as well go all the way and use a prime number, so you should switch to base 29

27 actually isn't a bad choice. It translates seamlessly from base 3.

Base 4620 (2x2x3x5x7x11), for lots of easy division

@@wolfelkan8183 base 27 is the -hexadecimal- octal to trinary.

Question, how is 10 (from base 10) written in base 27?

reman give him a sandwich, he should leave shortly

A limb sandwich

Give Jreg centricide, talk about how you dislike moderates, and he'll leave promptly

But have you ever drunk Baileys from a shoe?

Wassup Greg's and welcome to my channel. The second channel where I don't have to script and can wing it.

Lol I can imagine him very hastily ranting about how 6 is better at a Wendy’s drive through

no this is patrick

Can I get uhhh....... _hey, you wanna know a better way to count_

Just here to comment for you to be in recommended *_boneless_** counting*

Iamme what

But only with dozimal, not with decimal

What if it doesn’t end?

@@stepexgd6628 then it is

Cole Smith WHAT IF IT DOESN'T. HELP I'M WRITING PI.

@@guard13007 there's no saving you now, you're in too deep.

2 and 3 being the factors of 6 as everything to do with primes not ending with digits that are divisible by 2 or 3. the same applies with 2 and 5 in decimal.

"coincidentally" The first thing you should learn about math is that there are no coincidences.

If you use base 12, every prime number after 12 starts with 1, 5, 7 or 11. Since there's twice as many digits, this means that it's the exact same numbers you can exclude as you can with 6 This is because 6 and 12 have the same unique primes for their factorisation

Adding and subtracting 1 from a number is easy. Same goes for 10, 100 ect. So just have a number system that only contains those numbers

our country: we only have a tray of 36 eggs, so use base 36

@@JohnPaulBuce 12 * 3 = 36

@@bluecat5669 12/4=3 or 12/4/2=2 base 3 or base 2?

@@smolneko9294 your math is a bit.... no

@@colorfuk1688 oh whoops, replace that second four with a 3 haha

dental fricatives because of your name and profile pic you have earned yourself a subscriber

Make that 2. This guy needs to make videos

Make that 3. Wouldn't hurt to have another subscriber

Jah're Parker What if you have a condition that makes having more subscribers cause you intense physical pain?

Errorite I have that condition, these seven people subbed to me are literal demons.

shhhhh

4 doesn't sound as pretty and 2 when your trying to make six sound big

PRIME FACTORS

That's the joke

love how -1 and -10 got conveniently left out of the factors of ten /j

infinite numbers are divisible by one

@@egon3705 not if by "divisible" you mean "evenly divisible into integer groups"

If it is it is divisible by one

@@comradegarrett1202 right but that's... Not what it means?

@@consume_arsenic Isn't it? The statement was made in the context of other whole number divisibility tests.

I don't get it you said X(sub twelve) 11(sub two) times

I like how you casually switch between writing X as "ten" and 14 as "10"

best A

I personally also like how he switches from decimal terminology to seximal terminology to base-12 (duodecimal?) terminology

@@soopFPS dozenal

Or you could just die

I did something similar when I made my base 120. (Centevigintesimal)

Hey, I know you on Discord!

i'm still dozenal

D:

Yeah, the video’s constructed and presented like an educational video with added humor, when really it’s just a shitpost.

@@limepop340 he explained that it is, in fact, an educational video with jokes, not an entire shitpost. See "seximal responses"

Use seximal anyway.

I hate it.

THE FUCKING NUMBERS ARGH

@@fat6776 WHAT DO THEY MEAAAAAAAAAN

_im confused by the context of their profile pic i dont know if theyre a bleach fan or mcyt fan send help_

@@FrizellaTheBee wtf is mcyt

@@Zadamanim minecraft number edit: yourube has fried my brai,ni meant minecraft youtuber

100% agreed!

Wait, this video was longer than a minute?

it just sounds like a different language. what is a thirsy. i'm losing brain cells.

Niphsy piffle, Thursday is gross, dozen doesn’t, does it?

Same

And yet we kept watching.

"But just so we're on the same page, you're wrong" got me really good

@@takeastepback3333 Me too. He talks really fast and technical but his occasional jokes keep my attention.

I would like this comment but it's already at 256

So basically tally marks?

Brent Trenholme and you’re not allowed to have a slash indicating a group of five. That would be cheating

unary's only digit is 0, checkmate

What about fractions?

maria fe 0.0

@Michael Darrow ik. took my a while haha

oh yeah, that confused me quite a bit

Same

Cube Kristof 8:45

I believe it's in a different base.

and it's even worse when you want to communicate the number 132

@@thisisachannelwhy42069explain?

(͡ ͡° ͜ つ ͡͡°)

ʘ‿ʘ

@@noralasiah5623 (╹◡╹)

Didn’t expect to find you here! (And also hi)

@*Redwolf Playz* It appears you missed the joke.

My brain agrees with Misali -_- but the heart wants what the heart wants -_-

Two solutions to the seeing numbers from a distance thing. 1: we just do as we always have and count digits. How many times do you have to go above 5 anyway? It's simple, intuitive, and not really disruptive to the our counting system 2: once all five digits are used, turn your hand around for 6 which makes it at least equivalent to decimal at visually counting with hands from a distance

@@pyrotechnic96 Or you could use 5 other hand signs, like in Chinese hand counting where 🤙(but not sideways) is 6

@@audreywong7494 no it's the thumb, not the index finger. The symbols are supposed to look like the Chinese characters

@@awelotta Yes that's right, it's the thumb instead of index finger. I didn't realize that it was the wrong emoji

I would like to see it.

Apparently the trick is to just gish gallop / technobabble a bunch of numbers in mixed bases by arbitrary comparison metrics until it's impossible to refute

Same

Ive never been high but tbh this seems what it would feel like

I'm high because I was prescribed it and it made me feel less high, somehow.

Use seximal anyway

lol same

What's "6"? :P

@@gorantopic2500 he meant 10/10

@@MisterHunterWolf your level of nerd is over 105400 sir :D

@@gorantopic2500 same

δ/δ

Virgin bends to the will of silicon VS chad uses whatever he finds convenient because he knows he cannot escape the billions of arbitrary evolution that shaped his perception and understanding of reality and abstract concepts.

I understand binary because that's just how states works, but why hexadecimal? Was that chosen? It seems pretty arbitrary to me but I don't know computers

@@shybandit521 Because it translates directly into binary, since it's a power of 2, same with octal, 0F = 00001111

@@ElBley98 cheers!

@@ElBley98 exactly, hexadecimal is just base 2^4, so you know any given hexadecimal number represents four binary digits. Same goes for octal.

Same

Video: SEXimal Me: 🤨🤨🤨

Imagine having to learn 60 digits

@@micaelgarcia1576 imagine be asiatic and have te learn a lot of symbols anyway

@@theotimevauthier6102 imagine having to learn how to write words... Oh wait

Imagine having to learn 60 characters! This post was made by base 1 gang

IMAGINE LEARNING TWO GLYPHS FOR EACH LETTER THIS POST MADE BY MAJUSCULE GANG

same 😂

Michael Reeves be like

I see a fellow man brought here from his hangman vid

Michael reeves but linguists

Your at 888 likes, I want to like but I simply cannot

Use seximal anyway.

@@mariafe7050 similar pfp moment

This video is so simple I wonder how you people go through the real world Jesus Christ

The concept was easy to understand, but the random jargons throws me off everytime. It’s like calling water “Dihydrogen Monoxide”.

Let me be pedantic... Isn't it more an acoustical illusion? 🤔

Use seximal anyway.

But imagine a universe where this method of counting is the norm and when you read out to those people "eleven million a hundred and eleven thousand a hundred and eleven", many brains will hurt at 1am

It's 2:55 my mind blown at 0:01 of that video

Nice.

never read the comments before watching the video got it, lesson learned

I can't tell whether you mean the visual or the audio and honestly, that just makes it better

@17:36

@@Deatlod nice

Decimal is great for metric. If I ever want a non-decimal system, I think I'll go binary or hex.

But seximal has the funny adult word in it

@@mythosinfinite6736 Ima doesn't amuse me as much as it does everyone else.

@@tallynnyntyg6008 Are you even human?

@@First-to-last what amuses someone is subjective, if anything that variation proves they're also human

“I completely get where you’re coming from if you disagree with that, but, just so we’re on the same page here, you’re wrong.” (bump)

Idk if its cos this guy is actually always right or hes the most manipulative convincer but after every video of his i agree with absolutely everything he said.. AND AN APOSTRPOPHE IS DEFINITELY A LETTER

I can't be the 13th like... 12 is too perfect...

@@connerbaird834 come back. Its not like you can ruin it now. It already has been.

@@alansmithee419 I've liked it now.

@@connerbaird834 nice. Maybe we can reach 55? (1 less than 100 in base six). Hopefully none will ruin that one.

ha ha ha

This Is gold and terribly underrated

Use seximal anyway

@@mariafe7050 lol

That's how he gets you

Damn that's genuis

The "6" symbol doesn't exist in seximal.

You mean "10/10" (Or 14/14)

I noticed that too! I'm wondering if there are similar connections in other videos? I just finished "There are 48 regular polyhedra" and can't shake the feeling that the music is somehow related, but I also can't quite figure it out

Thank you for pointing that out, I missed it!

I somehow really want to give that number water

@@epingchris ... I don't fully remember what this is about but yeah, I wonder why

@@byrontheusurper6505 Thirsy ~ Thirsty

Congrats you watched the video

@@nouveau_nouveau its one of the best lines from the video

@@inafridge8573 the video that we all watched

@@PeacefulTQ yeah no im not sitting through 18 minutes of this

@@PeacefulTQ theres nothing wrong with highlighting a line that you liked. Would you rather they prefaced the quote with, "I really like this line: ". Is it not good enough just to repeat it? All of you who reply to these sorts of comments with "congrats you watched the video" are completely missing the point.

lmao

@Musikbibliothek exactly, like the answer in life and what it all means is literally written on everybody's forehead. Just go look in the mirror

@Musikbibliothek you have found the answer my friend

@Musikbibliothek Yea, you're right in a way, there are also other factors that come into play, like for example if this is the first time a person comes across this kind of topic (like me, I have never heard of this stuff, and it was quite the "brain tickler"), but that doesn't mean I won't understand it, I just need to have a moment to actually sit down and concentrate on it. P.S. I genuinely like how you wrote as if you're writing a letter. Have a great day, Antoni

(Probably because 14 is ten in base 6)

@@s4ad0wpi ((well come to the joke))

Most people have: 1010 101 22 20 14 13 12 11 10 A A A ... Fingers

I have 22,680 fingers.

@@mekafinchi most people have IIIIIIIIII fingers

The Mesopotamians were on to something. (It's not that unreasonable to approximate 360 days in a year.)

@@libertyprime7911 you lose 5.5 days a year so unless you had something like a leap year but for a large quantity of days it would be

ok but it's not reallyyyy base 60, it's base 10 masquerading as base 60

@@mschuhler Quick, divide 10 evenly into thirds. (No rounding.)

@@DavidGalvanwiz So, like, make 5.5 months have an extra day, or something like that? I think you're on to something! ;-)

Octaves: *I am 4 parallel universes ahead of you.*

Oh no how would intervals work in seximal

There would be 11 notes in an octave

Music theory has needed a facelift for a long time, and an octave _does_ have a dozen semitones...

But a perfect fifth is a proportion of 3:2 and is only called a fifth because of confusing inclusive counting. A major third has often a proportion of 5:4 in just intonations but is objectively less used to tune than fifths. So 3 wins.

And really thats how divisibility by 1 works!!!!

thirsty

@@Envy_May I'm very thirsy for some water

18 is thirsy thirsy three is 21 (3x6+3)

Conlag team

Sauron Gorthaur yes I spent the past 2 minutes checking the math and you are right, though I am significantly confused though a little less so but still a lot.

Base sixty is better than both.

@@loganosmolinski4446 it's to big to be practical.

same

@@loganosmolinski4446 u mean base 69?

Same

"seeing this analysis actually converted me back to decimal" : that was his intent.

Seximal isn't better, not only can it not easily easily display 1/4 and 1/13 and basically any fraction smaller than 1/10, it's also gets ridiculously big fat quicker, his argument is basically, "well 5040 is really difficult to use so small bases are better", disregarding the fact that base 12 only needs 6 more characters than base. Not only are fractions overall better represented, but since base 12> base 10, numbers are smaller making it easier to do arithmetic, meanwhile with base 6, over time, base 6 gets smaller and smaller percentage wise to its base 10 power. 6^2 is greater percentage to 10^2 than 6^3 is 10^3( 36% for 6^2 compared to 21.6%). Not only that, but he also essentially chooses one recurring number over another and says one is easier. 0.2497 recurring is any harder than 0.1 because they're both non recurring and thus equally hard to divide and multiply by, the only difference being one is recurring in a one-number pattern (1) and the four-number pattern(2497). Since base 12 has less recurring fractions than base 6, it makes it easier to count with because there are more exact answers.

​@@toade1583 "can it not easily easily display 1/4" 1/4 written with two digits isn't that bad. "and 1/13" Why does 1/13 matter to you? "and basically any fraction smaller than 1/10" You can say the same thing for any base. At some point, fractions will have complicated expansions, nothing unique to seximal. "it's also gets ridiculously big fat quicker" Well, yes, but the fact that basic arithmetic is really easy to learn basically cancels it out. Also, you can use niftimal compression. "his argument is basically, 'well 5040 is really difficult to use so small bases are better'" I do admit this was a bad example, but the point still stands. "base 12 only needs 6 more characters than base" Well, at the cost of slightly harder arithmetic. 5's and 7's are really hard to use, and it's larger than decimal. "Not only are fractions overall better represented" Well, except for 1/5. "since base 12> base 10, numbers are smaller making it easier to do arithmetic" At the cost of a bigger multiplication table. Bigger bases have their own set of problems. "meanwhile with base 6, over time, base 6 gets smaller and smaller percentage wise to its base 10 power. 6^2 is greater percentage to 10^2 than 6^3 is 10^3( 36% for 6^2 compared to 21.6%)." That's only about 4 seximal digits for every 3 decimal digits. Not that hard. " Not only that, but he also essentially chooses one recurring number over another and says one is easier." Saying that a shorter repeating expansion is easier than longer a one is not "choosing one over another". I think anyone can see that, also, it's not just about the expansion itself, as we'll see later. "0.2497 recurring is any harder than 0.1 because they're both non recurring and thus equally hard to divide and multiply by" False. Divisibility tests for 5 in seximal are easier than in dozenal, which correlates well with the amount of recurring digits. It also makes a nice multiplication pattern. 5, 14, 23, 32, 41, 50 is much easier to learn than 5, X, 13, 18, 21, 26, 2E, 34, 39, 42, 47, 50. Clear pattern in seximal, no clear pattern for dozenal. "the only difference being one is recurring in a one-number pattern (1) and the four-number pattern(2497)." Again, not just about the expansion itself, read what I said above. " Since base 12 has less recurring fractions than base 6" Actually, dozenal has the exact same amount of recurring fractions as seximal because they both have the same prime factors (2 and 3), any number that contains a prime factor greater than 3 will be recurring in both bases. The only difference is that dozenal has an extra prime factor of 2, which is redundant. "it makes it easier to count with because there are more exact answers." Again, wrong, read what I said above.

Yeah dozenal is my second favorite base next to decimal

@@toade1583 A clean 1/7 is far more applicable than 1/13, e.g. in the context of weeks. When would you need to calculate an eleventh of a thing?

No there are only 2136 kanji used in Japanese

@@YamamotoTV2021 multiple meanings

you forgot 5040 is too big

2χεχ, 2χεε, 2ε00! (passes out)

@@YamamotoTV2021 uh... rotation?

Except unary.

@@mariafe7050 why? one one one one one one is six in base ten, you just say it differently

@@shohamziner But it's not written as 10 it's 111111

only if you use 0. in high school I created a base 4 system that went like 1 2 3 4 11 12 13 14 21 22 23 24 ... 10 didn't make any sense in that kind of system

That's kind of like saying "every language is English, you just say it differently" - just because base-10 is the standard we use, its not inherently more fundamental to math than base-12 or base-6 would be

Use seximal anyway

3:00 was where it went from "yeah I think I can understand this" to "oh god what is going on"

great! now i can rewatch it until my mind actually comprehends the whole thing and not just... most(?) of it

"Most people have 14 fingers" It took me a while to get it

@@ericgolightly8450 same

@@ericgolightly8450 i found it funny the way he changed bases through all the video

Thanks

304 likes but no replies? Damn bro! (that's 1224 in seximal)

Eventually you'll dig deeper. Try tons of other bases, factoring repunits, and dividing by arbitrary integers

hey, at least its still 50% rating

Brendan White 110010/1100100

@Brendan White It's actually still 10%, because % means per hundred. in case of binary, 100 is four and 10 is two.

@@taufiqutomo That would be 2%... one hundred in binary is 1100100: 64 + 32 + 4 = 100.

@@taufiqutomo 100 is 4 doesnt mean a hundred is 4