@jesusandresmirandarodrigue2611

I saw your conference today, and that was awesome, really you can make the difficult topics look easy for the people like me, congratulations

@TheTigero

holy crap this actually made sense!
I thought this was going to be much more difficult to understand...
Only thing I dont understand is the "infinity" vertical line... what defines where that is?

@rebase

If you denote the set of rationals with R, whats the notation for real numbers?

@IsraelReyesOficial

One is the reflection while the other is the inverse. I hope this will help to clear your thought. / Cheers

@sudanyIT

thanks for the video

@IsraelReyesOficial

@moikboy: My mistake, mate, sorry... the set of rational numbers should be denoted with the blackboard bold Q. Let me know if you spot any other error. Thanks for pointing the mistake!

@carlosnandres

felicidades

@yakootah2008

I have a question at time 1:12. How is this point P+Q. According to another video posted by you, the reflection of P*Q is P+Q.

@matildreema2766

Towards the end of your video you say that not every integer is a rational number and that every rational number is an integer. Isn't it supposed to be the other way round?