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Das Spiel des Lebens | Mathewelten | ARTE

GermanyPublished November 20, 2021

Views 456K  |  Likes 12.0K  |  Comments 283
Views#4,078,795Global
Views#25,355Germany

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ARTEdeARTEde
2.75M subs•3.67K videos•May 2007

This video has 456K views and 12.0K likes, ranking #4,078,795 globally among tracked YouTube videos by view count.

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Views

456,429

Likes

12,058

Comments

283

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Total (all-time): $320 – $913

Based on estimated $0.7–$2 CPM.

About

Im Oktober 1970 stellt die Zeitschrift Scientific American unter der Rubrik „Mathematische Spiele“ ein Spiel vor, das schnell zum Kultspiel avanciert. Hintergrund des „Spiels des Lebens“ von John Conway ist die Idee des zellulären Automaten - und die Hoffnung, das Leben selbst zu verstehen, zu simulieren oder sogar neu…

Published
November 20, 2021
Made for kids
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