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I had no idea there even was a graphical interpretation of matrices, why did no one tell me this?
You should watch the whole series if you haven't yet; it is phenomenal. There's another one on calculus (in addition to videos on all sorts of great stuff) but the linear algebra one is just especially mind blowing.
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