A teaser for some future videos regarding a pattern which lures an unsuspecting doodler into thinking it will be powers of two.
========== 3Blue1Brown - "A Curious Pattern Indeed"
[CC by Yuval Dolev] Pick two points on a circle,
and draw a line straight through. The space which was encircled
Is divided into two. To this point add a third one,
which gives us two more chords. The space through which this lines run,
has been fissured into four. Continue with a fourth point,
and three more lines drawn straight, Now the count of disjoint regions,
sums, in all, to eight. A fifth point and its four lines,
support this pattern glean, Counting sections, one divines,
that there are now sixteen. This pattern here of doubling,
does seem a sturdy one, But one more step is troubling,
as the sixth gives thirty-one. Wait.. what? 1, 2, 4, 8, 16, ... 31? What's going on here? Why does the pattern start off as powers of two, Only to fall short by one at th...