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Yes, I use PowerPoint to edit all* my videos... This is actually a much more efficient way of making videos, and yet it can be made to look professional, like most of the videos on the channel. I hope that people don't judge me for using PowerPoint.

*except for the George Green's life video, and the Cambridge interview video with Tom Rocks Maths

A bit of addendum to my opinion of math education: if you think that making math not compulsory will hinder STEM education, I would like to remind you that those who hate math would most likely not be pursuing STEM-related degrees anyway. The emphasis is that the math being taught is too computational - if we are talking about more basic skills like reading statistics, then I would have no problem with it being compulsory, because most people definitely need to use those in their daily life. But for the kind of computational math in the current curricula, it is very difficult to make the argument that it is anywhere near useful in daily life, hence a lot of memes about how people have gone by a day without knowing Pythagoras theorem, or quadratic formula.

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Books mentioned:
(1) Prime Obsession by John Derbyshire
(2) e: the story of a number by Eli Maor
(3) Trigonometric Delights by Eli Maor

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There are many things that I would like to share, but I can’t possibly answer all the questions I received. On the other hand, there are certain things that I love to share, but none of the questions actually ask for those parts.

Video chapters:

00:00 How do you make the animations?
03:34 My math journey
08:08 Opinions on math
14:55 Miscellaneous questions

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