Uploaded March 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
I've had this mathematical analogy in my head since 1996, when I first created what would become Magic Ghost Numbers and then fairly recently, Magic Hybrid Numbers and now currently Dual-Level Commutative Magic Hybrid Number Cubes, which to me is the best comparison between portals and all these three types of magic cubes.
The backstory to this, is that I was sitting in math class in college, imagining the instructor writing out equations on the blackboard and another class somewhere else with another instructor creating a complimentary mathematical expression.
But before you start drawing the conclusion that there is already correlation math between an entangled pair of particles, my analogy is more about actual, for lack of a better term, portal math! The idea of two connected portals described by an analogous math object that whereby manipulating the core of the cube gives you the other counterpart cube which may exist on a distant instructor's blackboard!
These analogies are some of my oldest fantasies connecting different places with a single mathematical formula.
Previous video:
youtu.be/1Q96brnSDOI?si=AilWVJZOOxBz-Yek
youtube.com/playlist?list=PL9ArnWI_cuWvHFHh6NwxTNa-F9dSyMkxR&si=W_p0SBI0uWEEKF7A
#linearalgebra #matrices #portals #entangled #analogy
I've had this mathematical analogy in my head since 1996, when I first created what would become Magic Ghost Numbers and then fairly recently, Magic Hybrid Numbers and now currently Dual-Level Commutative Magic Hybrid Number Cubes, which to me is the best comparison between portals and all these three types of magic cubes.
The backstory to this, is that I was sitting in math class in college, imagining the instructor writing out equations on the blackboard and another class somewhere else with another instructor creating a complimentary mathematical expression.
But before you start drawing the conclusion that there is already correlation math between an entangled pair of particles, my analogy is more about actual, for lack of a better term, portal math! The idea of two connected portals described by an analogous math object that whereby manipulating the core of the cube gives you the other counterpart cube which may exist on a distant instructor's blackboard!
These analogies are some of my oldest fantasies connecting different places with a single mathematical formula.
Previous video:
youtu.be/1Q96brnSDOI?si=AilWVJZOOxBz-Yek
youtube.com/playlist?list=PL9ArnWI_cuWvHFHh6NwxTNa-F9dSyMkxR&si=W_p0SBI0uWEEKF7A
#linearalgebra #matrices #portals #entangled #analogy
