Has this video truly gone viral and been relatable ?.
Asking as a Canadian who hasn't really done math since ~2012 and who doesn't understand any South Asian rooted languages nor can tell which one is being spoken in the video unfortunately.
It caught my eye though since I've speculated for a while that a fair amount of stuff including high school level calculus in my opinion is beneficial for machinists and *pilots who don't really get glorified for hypothetically having the same kind of potentially intellectually haughty attitude which aspiring post-secondary STEM field student going through sharply intense math and landing there intended job role are stereotyped for whereas does who're in skilled trade fields =~= might get stereotyped dissimilarly but I'm darn sure that others defy that notion (as with this sheet metalworker I've posted about elsewhere)..I'm not too sure if it's all that important to know if the fellow in the video is mechanical engineer of the university graduate sort or more precisely a machinist. Anyhow
* I bring up pilots since I once knew someone who tried to enter Seneca college's aviation program and would you believe it Ontario's MCV4U1/Calculus credit was a prerequisite at least back then.