grant sanderson's own list of where to learn math

straight off 3blue1brown's recommendations page. platforms first, then the youtube channels he actually watches.

01
Brilliant.org
problems that build on each other, plus people arguing in the comments in a good way. his top platform pick
02
Art of Problem Solving
03
Mathigon
closer to a museum exhibit than a textbook. you actually have to do things, not just watch
04
Khan Academy
05
Mathologer
06
Numberphile
less a course, more mathematicians geeking out on camera. good gateway
07
Standup Maths
Matt Parker, genuinely funny, still teaches you something
08
Looking Glass Universe
09
Welch Labs
beautiful production, the imaginary numbers and machine learning series espeically
10
Black Pen Red Pen
11
Patrick JMT
worked examples for whatever calculus thing you forgot how to do. not exciting, just useful

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