carolyn-stanfill-quilting-math/films/four-colors/hyperframe.json
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{
"captions": true,
"voice": "af_nova",
"music_url": "https://4ort.live/v1/mtv/video/451efb5019fc?download=1",
"scenes": [
{ "id": "s1", "narration": "Every quilt I ever made starts the same way — a pile of scraps, and one stubborn question." },
{ "id": "s2", "narration": "No two patches that touch may wear the same color. My hands answer trust me. My eye says four." },
{ "id": "s3", "narration": "In eighteen fifty-two, Francis Guthrie asked it of maps: can any map be colored with no two touching countries the same? The answer — four colors are always enough." },
{ "id": "s4", "narration": "It took a hundred and twenty-four years. In nineteen seventy-six, Kenneth Appel and Wolfgang Haken proved it by checking nineteen hundred and thirty-six cases — on a computer. The first great theorem proven by machine." },
{ "id": "s5", "narration": "So when a young woman in my workshop asks why four colors work on any quilt, I tell her: it's not magic, darling. It's math — with the soul of a quilt." }
]
}