. >> this is the lattice work. >> isn't that pretty? and you put the dough in here. you make a mess -- >> you transfer? >> yes. you just patch it up. >> okay. >> what are you going to fill it with? >> we have ricotta, we have mozzarella. >> very light dish? >> i was going to say. >> three cheeses perfect. >> i could almost like an ultramarathoner like you. parmesan. >> i should have signed you up for a marathon. carbo loading. >> parsley and prish outo and a spicy salami. and you just dump and stir. and then we're going to pour it in there. >> okay. >> a little salt. do you need any binding or eggs? >> oh, yes, oh, sorry. thanks, natalie. >> i have no idea what i'm doing. >> can you put a little salt and pepper in? >> you got it. >> very good. trying to show me up? >> you need binding. something to get the glue all together. >> okay. so once this is fully incorporated. >> got it. >> we just pour it in. so it's super easy. >> very easy. >> i'll help you here. there we go. >> and it doesn't have to be pretty because at the end it looks pretty. >> you're going to bake i

ordered and regular, so we might even think of like a grid or a piece of graph paper, so a regular lattice where everybody has four links to their nearest neighbors, and they have four links to their nearest neighbors, so the geometry is perfectly ordered and regular. and it's much easier to do some mathematics with regular structures like that, so we know the connections, so we would know how to navigate through a network like that and cover all the edges in a really efficient manner. >> so it's one thing to be presented with an ordered network, like the streets of new york, for example, and it's completely believable that we can understand everything about those. but an amazing and beautiful theory is that we can also understand everything about a totally random network. and you could have many different models of what does it mean to have a random network, but one of the more interesting ones is one due to two hungarian mathematicians, paul erdos and alfred renyi. so maybe you could explain to us, what does it mean for a network to be random? >> in contrast to the ordered graph, where e

or vibrations in a crystal lattice, okay? in this particular case, the clock is regularly spaced flashes of light and one can keep track of time by counting up the flashes of light. so far so good? let's see what happens if we apply this to space travel. here's the earth, our cradle, gang. that's our cradle, the cradle of humankind. what do we do with cradles, by the way, even if they're comfortable? - we outgrow. - we outgrow them, that's right. and we see that starting to happen now, don't we? the spaceship's going out. we're talking about space platforms, okay? anyway, this is our cradle right here and here comes our rocket ship, same one, streaming by. and we're gonna say at this point, boom. both times are 12:00 noon. 12:00 on the ship, 12:00 on the earth and the ship continues. now, what the ship is gonna do? it's gonna take a one-hour trip out and it's gonna turn around very quickly. so quickly that the time is negligible in comparison to the hour trip. so ship is going out, turn around and come back. it's gonna take o

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