Why can't you multiply vectors?

Freya Holmér · 51:15 · Watch on YouTube

You can't naively multiply 3D vectors and stay a vector — with the single rule that v² = |v|², the full product becomes ab = dot(a,b) + wedge(a,b), which naturally produces scalars, bivectors, complex numbers in 2D an...

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