"*data was collected until results confirmed hypothesis" i nearly spit my coffee

Laughed at the "include executables". I then laughed even more when I realised the PowerPoint video was also you

Hello Tom, I'm a random 19 year old awake at 3:50 AM due to taking my ADHD medication too late and I just stumbled across your channel from the power point fractal videos. I have absolutely no clue what latex even is but now I am going to try it because it looks aesthetic as hell. That way even if I fail my imrocing exams at least it'll look good. Thank you.

but word's xml makes literally zero sense

Okay, real talk tho, people would have far fewer issues with Word's formatting if they'd A) use the styles at the top instead of manually formatting things and B) leave their images in-line instead of wrapping them tight.

Wow first I see PPTM and now WordTEX. The Office team should hire you right now

I can has LibreOfficeTeX?

I'm sorry, is no one going to comment on the "double-blind" study? Easily the best gag in the video.

Jesus the easter egg frequency of this video is about 1 Hz

people named Tom are really good at sigbovik

"Hang on while Windows reports the problem to Microsoft..."

3:57

I clicked on this video solely to find out what that acronym meant.

That was a damn smooth transition to the turing machine, should have seen that coming.

"Just make sure your Turing machines halt."

An acquaintance told me of a friend of his, whose dislike for using Word and similar document editors led to him writing a Vim-script, producing a .docx-file for any latex document he output, in case some university task or collaboration workmates strictly requested hand-ins as word documents. Truly respectable dedication.

I wrote my computer science PhD thesis in 93 in the first version of Word for Windows. Although the visual basic looks scary its not, I remember having a set of word macros that used word bookmarks to be able to take my latex bibliography and insert the correct references and format the biblio at the end. not as powerful as latex, but a lot faster to work in. Alt-F9 is a handy key to know in word, as it toggles between showing the fields/bookmarks by name or by content.

I got really excited when I saw autocorrect running Turing machines 😍😍😍😍😍

Um... Wow. Is this actually practical? Should this actually be used or developed further? After the (PPT™TM™)™ I did not expect anything practical from you.

This is the quality content I hit the bell for all those months ago.