Some Interesting Resources for Math
There are lots of places on the internet to turn to for information about the Math. Here are some of my favorites.
PBS Infinite Series
These people make great high level math videos. Here is one on Gödel. Check out their full library.
3Blue1Brown:
Another reliable place to go for great math content. This one on Fractal Geometry.
Up and Atom
Up and Atom tackles the four color theorum and asks a fundamental question of Theory of Knowledge: What constitutes real mathematical knowledge?
PBS IDEA Channel:
The PBS IDEA Channel always has interesting ToK content. Here's one on the foundations of Math.
NumberPhile:
Brady Haran goes around and interviews working mathematicians on this YouTube Channel. It's a fully library of nearly everything you may want to write about in a ToK essay regarding math.
PBS Infinite Series (again)
Seriously, if you're studying Math in Theory of Knowledge it is worth looking at the full library. Here's another one on unusual proofs.
Patrick JMT:
Patrick has been the most popular math teacher on YouTube for about a decade. Here he explains the fundementals of a proof.
AmorSciendi
The intersection of Religion and Math. Group Theory and the Alhambra
AmorSciendi
The intersection of Math and Art. Fractals and Pollock.
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