@MrMohammedjarman 'Algebra is an Arabic word, created by Muslims mathematician in India.'
We all know that - that is not the point. Just because Muslims invented the name that has dominated other names for it does not mean that you have rights over anything other than the name.
The actual thing that the word 'Algebra' represents, the important part, is Indian. No amount of claiming that you invented a word for it is going to make the useful bit belong to the Muslims.
this video is as usual , biased to western "un"accomplishments, THEY fail to mention is was the muslim/arabs that used the current numerals and introduced the zero system
2:07 If our current mathematics was so complicated like the Nigerians, I would fail ,fail,fail, fail, fail , fail , fail & fail & keep failing in maths...lol
What no vedic math?? The true operational method of doing calculations. Using vedic math you don't even need to think you just have to link the dots and lines, even better than a traditional calculator since it gives you geometrical insights.
This foolish documentary spoke in length on some African and dead Mesopotamian systems but he mentioned India once!!!!!!!!! What is the systems we use? It is Indian and Arabs copied it,
The number system is even called Arabic - just perpetuating the lie."
It's simply the chosen symbols used to represent numbers by the majority of the world population; it’s not the only one around today. Just like there are various symbols used to express words on paper, it’s a human preference or culture; you cannot say one is superior to another.
The French for 89 read: 4 x 20 + 9, the Germans to read 189 say 100 and 9 and 80.
@saintpine 'It's simply the chosen symbols used to represent numbers by the majority of the world population'
Actually, the Arabic symbols don't look particularly like them any way.
In Hindi, Punjabi and Gujarati, 1, 2 and 3 look like १, २ and ३; ੧, ੨ and ੩; and, ૧, ૨ and ૩ respectively. I think that they are more convincing as most people would agree.
Your last point, as the old nursery rhyme said; 'four and twenty blackbirds' the Sanskrit for 14 is effectively four and ten - chaturdash.
@LacThlanJG I imagine how people lived back in the days. They did not have the technology we have these days. Thanks to these advances in math+science and its contributors, the demand for physical labor has decrease by a huge %. I mean we now have cars (less horses), cotton machines(less cotton pickers), airplanes(less car traveling), computers(less number crunching+ youtube communication). I was just wondering if he was also interested in the maths or the sciences.
@HybridD91 I see that they are trained in solving problems that can be quantified. The majority of this training is required by applied mathematicians such as physicists, engineers, actuaries, and any other person who models the real world analytically. They are simply problem solvers. The good thing about this field is that mathematical knowledge can be proved and we can rely on its logic to solve problems of our own interest. He probably said what in the blue hell is Pi. LOL
man read some books... Have you heard about tablets of Assyrians and Sumerians? Even current religions and their respective so-called miracles are found in their legends and stories.
Muslims scholars,Mathematicians,Scientist etc in Spain in in middle ages took the west from dark ages to what they are today but sadly today Muslims have abandon what their religion teaches which says.
Read (Recite) in the name of thy Lord and Cherisher, Who created-
96:2
Created man, out of a (mere) clot of congealed blood:
This is stupidest history of mathematics as it ignores the one of the main contributors to the mathematics: India. May be this is history of mathematics for parochial western society.
Its even conjectured now that much of modern calculus for which Newton and Leibniz fought to death to take selfish credit was transmitted to Europe from an Indian school named "Kerala School of Mathematics" who obtained results involving differentiation, power series, infinite series etc. 3 centuries before newton
This is the story of mathematics and we all know that the Muslims invented it, [this story, that is,] so as to deny the real input over the years from societies that permitted free thought.
I know one Muslim who thinks that Muslims invented zero - I didn't ask, he told me, as though he believed that is was a fact. Just how distorted is their education?
@Jagged85 >>> I'm really sorry (but not amazed judging by your comments) that you know nothing about Greek people and their history. Hellenic (= the modern Greek) 'mathematic' way of thinking (logic, geometry, analysis = theoretical cornerstone) heritage is accepted and regarded from all the scientific community as of great importance and value. Your dogmatic manners and the way you express yourself just proves and supports your ignorancy and innability to hold onto a colloquim kind of argument.
@strangelover11 lol...zero didn't come from INDIA???? lol...those camel humper arabs didn't develop shit, It was Indians who developed Zero which they called "Shunya"
numerical system did come from india.....Major workds of Muḥammad ibn Mūsā al-Khwārizmī and Abū Rayḥān al-Bīrūnī credited there contribution from India....
@rajivunome no not really it was based about indian mathematics thats true but the al gabra and algerthem is al khwarizmi thats why they are arab names
You should read some history before writing some crap like " Zero was invented in India". Any educated person in the world will laugh at what you sad.
@curse274...I knew these historical stuff but referring to wiki for others....History is much abused subject and you will find different versions in different regions...some facts were unknown to the europeans and moslems are reputed bluffmsaters like Muhammed.....
Mr. Rose Vill....You are absolutely wrong....Indians invented number system theory as early as 1000 year bc and first documented binary number system was from Pingala. Then Aryabhatta documented decimal numbering in pre buddhist era( more than 300 BC) and thus founded the number system theory ( base or radix)...all types of mathematics were found india earliest than any other place, making India as the originator of mathematics...search in Wiki for better knowledge....
@nikuskumar I'm going to suggest to everyone not to search in wiki for historical accuracy. Instead search the sources and evaluate their credibility.
No one knows your credentials, so your opinion has no credibility.
How is a person supposed to qualify information ?, we all need to trust to a certain extent, what better than Wikipedia, where any information is open to worldwide debate and crap will quickly be torn apart.
Wikipedia is open to the world, even if you are unable to do critical analysis, you are warned if information is without credentials, and many other issues, you have a list of sources to look up
I had a discussion with a creationist, he told me that wiki was trash and he would write the truth on the page just to show that anyone could write anything.
I invited him to put all you sources otherwise it wouldn’t last long.
His text was torn apart in less than 4 minutes at 1am when he wrote it.
He was invited to read the comments, and there was a mile long debate already active on the issue.
There is always someone around the world 24 h a day, and crap will not last long.
We are a group of amateur historians. If you have any questions about this video or any other historical topic then either have a look through our short documentaries or ask a question on our channel, we'll help as bets we can. - TheHistoryCollaborative
In any case, thinking about the Sphynx and the Gizeh Pyramids ( older than 10500 years according the water erosion marks on the sphynx) I guess the history of mathematics presented here has a small lack of a period:-))
Nonmathematicians will confuse the contributions of the likes of Khawarizmi because tehy don't understand the enormous leap that occured from Diophantine-Bhramaguptian algebra to the work of Khwararizmi. Even if to a non-expert their work may look similar. Al Khwarizmi is called "Father of Algebra" for a reason.... it is for the same reason that rigorous calculus is owed to Cauchy/Reimann/Weierstrass and Lebesgue integration is to Henri Lebesgue rather than Newton or Leibniz..
i thought it was the indians who invented mathematics along with the arabs....but there should be some kinda connection between indians and math coz they are super good in math
@bravetimmy your thinking is correct , ASrabs came in Mathematic field very late in 700 AD , it were Indian and Greeks who have given significant boost to mathematics , Indian mathematicians have calculate the parameter of earth in around 450 AD and that is with precision of 0.2 % error of actual parameter of earth , name of scientist is Aryabhat (~400 AD) he has also given value of pie and given concept that earth rotate about its axis .
@learning112233 dear friend can i have evidences for the same ? do you wan to claim that arabs were using those numbers before Indians ? if you are then i would like to ask what is the oldest number evidences have been found from arab ? here discussion part is not eastern or western empire etc. , here i wan to know who inventedthe concept of`0 to 9 symbols and using them for deriving large numbers or say decimal no. system
@learning112233 really ? do u think that is a efficient decimal system ? ok then try to give me a result for 1000000 - 1 = ? in egyption number system i.e. subtarction of symbol "Men with open arms" - "staf" = ? ,you will come to know the basic difficulties with that , if u wan to consider those as decimal system then china , babylone and romans were not far , then they also have decimal no system ,the thing is who has invented the efficient system to represent very large and small
@learning112233 I am waiting for the pic and this new angle theory and how it is related to current numbers and what is the significance of angles in that , read your reply again you are claiming that numbers which we use now are invented by a Arab scientist and that depends on angle , so you should be able to prove the same , all the best and also try to providesome acadamic link to it .
@AbhaySinghBisen He is correct. The numbers 0123456789 are the Western Arabic numerals. a different set formed the eastern arabic numerals, and then there were the Indian numerals which are not used anymore. But he is wrong in saying 0123456789 are formed form angles. That is a myth. these vaguely resemble some arabic letters (e.g. 3 is like the letter 'ain and 7 is h'ay).
Indians created numerals but Arabs created the system of algebra that used these numbers to do mathematics.
@rlinfinity agreed friend but my point is about concept of existing numerals and existing number system , Algebra as a concept is not created or invented by Arabs but is further more enhance/develop by Al-Khwarizmi to great extent , the Algebra as a concept was used by Indians(Brahmagupta) and Greek mathematicians long before , for primary reference of this u can check on wiki for Algebra .
@AbhaySinghBisen I'm a mathematician, and I can tell you that the mathematics of the Greeks and Indians pre-700AD were relatively primitive. When the Perso-Arabs (Saracens) came on the scene the mathematics they developed was indeed the most advanced for its time. But there were also excellent contributiions form all over including India and China. The pre-existing Maths of the Greeks, Indians and Chinese saved as the basis for the work of the Arabs, because of the size of their Empire...
@rlinfinity please read my comments again do they differ from your comments friend ?
i have said Al-Khwarizmi have enhenced /developed it to great extent and that great extent is concept of balancing and i do not deny that , :) by the way i can not verify that u r a mathematician or not in net , but i will accept any thing which is fact , so agreed to your point .
@AbhaySinghBisen Notably, 1000 AD: Al Hacen worked on series on convergence, and conic sections (but his most notable contribution was the development of the Scientific Method in the Book of Optics - and hence the founder of Physics and Modern Science).
1100s: Baskhara II developed a primitive derivative. Omar Khayyam extended Al Jabr's work to algebra of third degree polynomials. Al-Tusi developed differential calculus for up to 3rd degree polynomials. (The Tusi couple is named after him.).
@rlinfinity i do not know why u have put Name of Al Hassan as founder of Physics and moden science (yes u can say this for optics , then it can be agreed , but physics is not limited to optics) , please read about Archimedes , Thalas , Democritus , Aryabhat and there achievments on this field
@AbhaySinghBisen The work of archimedes & others came BEFORE the scientific method, & hence it is PRE-SCIENTIFIC. I can't explain the importance of this to someone who is not a professional scientist and mathematician. Al Haytham was the first true physicist and the first true scientist because 1) His book of optics was the most influential treatise on Physics until Newton's principia. and 2) He also published the Scientific Method in this book, thereby beginning ACTUAL science (not PRE-SCIENCE)
@rlinfinity no you no need to explain , it was my mistake to understand the name , yesterday i had opted to delete my this comment but mistakenly i deleted below one , actually in your previous post u called him Al Hacen (Al Hasan) , after my post i realize u r actually talking about Al Hayatam and actualyy his ful name is Al Hassan Al Hayatam and he is again not a Arab but a Persian (Irani)
@AbhaySinghBisen In 1300s Madhava discovered some Taylor series expansions but that was of course very late. In
in the 1000s Al-Karaji used Mathematical Induction and was the first to introduce "Algebraic Calculus". Al-Haytham built on this to prove by induction the general sum for arbitrary integral powers. Using this he was able to perform integration and found the volume of a conic section. He came close to generalising this into infinitesimal calculus! --700 years before Newton!
@AbhaySinghBisen Haytham's work on integration of 4th-degree polynomials would later be used as late as the 16th century by Indian Mathematicians/Astronomers in Kerala. So keep in mind that hte exchange of ideas was not a one way process like you make it out to be.
Tusi made similar important contributions to differential calculus. Keep in mind, this all happened long before Newton and Leibniz.
Where the Arabs REALLY excelled however was in the applications of these to Science & Engineering.
@AbhaySinghBisen The reason the Greek/Indian "Algebra" doesn't count is because Diophantus' and Brahmagupta's "algebra" was 1) Syncopated Algebra, and 2) Solutions were obtained geometrically (Geometric stage). Compared to Al-Khwarizmi's algebra which was more developed and was 1) Symbolic Algebra and 2) through finding numbers that satisfy equations (Static equation-solving stage). This was the first true algebra with manipulation of symbols, & was thus superior to Greek/Indian primitive forms
@rlinfinity as i have already said i have no objection n his work in development of Algebra , but before him this symbolic reprsentation was mentioned in Aryabhati in rul of 3 etc. as proportion , but yes Al-Khwarizmi's work was excelent in development of modern algebra or as per you true algebra , i hope u may be aware of debet on Al Khwarizumi and Diophantus as father of algebra among historians , see there is a diffrence between a concept initiator and concept enhancer both need credit .
@AbhaySinghBisen There are many modern sources detailing the importance of the works of Ibn Al-Haytham (a.k.a. Alhacen or Alhazen) and his development of the Scientific Method (i.e. Empricism which was the birth of Modern science). Older sources tend to exaggerate the importance of Aristotle and Greek science, but this is dispelled by modern scholarship as modern science is owed to the Arabs rather than to the Greeks. One e.g. ishim_net /ishimj/4/10_pdf Change _ to . and view that document
@rlinfinity as i explain in my above post i agree to this , and as i said again u are giving credit to Arab , he is a Iranian and belongs to Baghdad , and yes u are correct i am not a professional scientist or Mathematician but i am a Engineer , so i do know what is mathematics and science up to a level by where i can identify what is primitive and what is modern , mistakenly i have deleted a wrong post insted of my post about Al hasan and i agree with your point on people ut not on Arab .
@AbhaySinghBisen But even since maths has developed enormously and progressed with time. To a nonmathematician these progresses may not be obvious. E.g. From infinitesimal calculus of Haytham and Newton, we now have the RIGOROUS CALCULUS based on the epsilon-delta-limit, developed by Cauchy, Reimann, Weierstrass... In contrast to Arab algebra (taught in schools) we now have Abstract Algebra (taught to mathematicians) based on mathematical structures (rings, fields, group theory)...
The Greeks borrowed but also developed unique mathematical concepts. Actually quite advanced maths.When I was at uni, the geometry course relied on Euclid ( Elements).Only 2300 old! Now modern science has discovered that Archimedes was using methods related to calculus and combinometrics.
Areas that would have to wait for over 1500 years after to be explored!
However, many other cultures did contribute to modern mathematics.
@centurion869 If Archimedes and the rest of the ancient greek society had accepted zero, he would possibly have discovered and used calculus. Meantime, in India, they were playing with numbers, including zero, something we today call algebra. It's really too bad that religion hindered this number for so long in the western world, and therefore slowed down our mathematical and scientific process...including the calendar we use today (off by 1 year + the actual year of Jesus' birth)
@centurion869 If Archimedes and the rest of the ancient greek society had accepted zero, he would possibly have discovered and used calculus. Meantime, in India, they were playing with numbers, including zero, something we today call algebra. It's really too bad that religion hindered this number for so long in the western world, and therefore slowed down our mathematical and scientific process...including the calendar we use today (off by 1 year + the actual year of Jesus' birth).
Al Khorazmiy is not Arab, but Uzbek, from Uzbekistan... the region called Khorazm... Al Khorazmiy means from Khorazm... that days Uzbeks wrote in Arabic, but it doesn't make the scientist Arab which is an absurd...
An Arabic man founded Algebra. Indians founded the modern numerals. All cultures from all around the world assisted and made us what we are today. No one culture solely determined what we are.
@THISPAKIMISS fuck u which arabic cunt found algebra, noppe, it ws used centuries before , muhammad the pedophile was born, muslims are fucking copycats
@karthikthomask Muhammad ibn Musa al-Khwarizmi wrote a book about it after he learned stuff from india mathematics. Besides he said its influenced from arabs, it has nothing to do with the religion.
@TheBellocazzo Where does it say that the word algebra is greek? It comes from the word al-jabr which means restoration. Check it out for yourself first before leaving a stupid comment :D
@allwah my 8th grade teacher taught us that al jabr meant restoring the balance.
he related it by teaching us whatever you do to one side of the equation you have to do the same thing on the other side, like x+10=20 you subtract 10 from both sides
@fasfsdfasd why/if you sit that is math.if you buy that is math...everything is math.so how could you say math sucks?there is no life if there no math.
The point is that from the early 20th century, many mathematical achievements that were believed to have been Greek discoveries (then known as the "Greek miracle") were proven to be Egyptian/Babylonian discoveries. That doesn't mean Greeks didn't take mathematics to a higher level (as they did), but it means they didn't have an exhaustive system of citation crediting their Egyptian/Babylonian sources. These sources had to be independently discovered in the early 20th century.
Greeks didn't claim the achievements of the Egyptians or Babylonians, but they used them and organized them. In fact, ancient Greeks managed to take mathematics to another level-higher of course.And Jagged85, if you want to judge you have to read first. There are books of science history of ancient Greece, written by ancient Greeks, who say "Greeks know this from this country,that from the other country, etc". So, do me a favor, and read some books to broaden your mind :)
you know what I don't like? they assume that people from a long time ago are complete retards with no mathematical understanding. Congrats, they knew how to count to 4, geniuses. They just didn't need a lot of math and didn't have much reason to write their math down, doesn't mean they were idiots inside their head with no knowledge of mathematical concepts.
@Saraswathiputra, Another muslim monkey & his opinion, well opinions are like assholes & every asshole like you has one & thinks the other persons ass smells. Nothing worst than a arrogant, chauvinistic mooslem like your kind. Save your bullshit.
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lucinos19 2 weeks ago
no word on Hellenistic era!
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lucinos19 2 weeks ago
Im suppose to be doing my math homework right now....
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MultiAhka 1 month ago
Stop with all the ARAB , INDIAN and Muslim talk !
fibonakki 1 month ago
@fibonakki
you idiot, if you're here to learn about REAL maths, then deal with it
xVelocityStudios 2 weeks ago
Al-Khwarizimi was no Arab.. but persian!
AhmedThaking 1 month ago
Kill those people
kalden619 1 month ago
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helpwithmathsonline 1 month ago
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Danger720360 1 month ago
I used to be good at maths... then I took an arrow to the knee
Ruffiesforfree 1 month ago
Muḥammad ibn Mūsā al-Khwārizmī and Abū Rayḥān al-Bīrūnī are both Persian
foadkaabipour 2 months ago
what about Indian's contribution to Maths
john30900 2 months ago
Why can't we just say "great video" and move on?
realemptyminded 2 months ago
and this guy knows this how???
tbit4 3 months ago
Algebra is an Arabic word, created by Muslims mathematician in India.
MrMohammedjarman 3 months ago
@MrMohammedjarman yes is true
samir1303 3 months ago
@MrMohammedjarman 'Algebra is an Arabic word, created by Muslims mathematician in India.'
We all know that - that is not the point. Just because Muslims invented the name that has dominated other names for it does not mean that you have rights over anything other than the name.
The actual thing that the word 'Algebra' represents, the important part, is Indian. No amount of claiming that you invented a word for it is going to make the useful bit belong to the Muslims.
waddletop 2 months ago
@MrMohammedjarman maybe that's why some people hate Muslims. jk :D
111vnderbnder111 1 month ago
this video is as usual , biased to western "un"accomplishments, THEY fail to mention is was the muslim/arabs that used the current numerals and introduced the zero system
shinobiung 3 months ago
2:07 If our current mathematics was so complicated like the Nigerians, I would fail ,fail,fail, fail, fail , fail , fail & fail & keep failing in maths...lol
justlivemyway 4 months ago
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justlivemyway 4 months ago
What no vedic math?? The true operational method of doing calculations. Using vedic math you don't even need to think you just have to link the dots and lines, even better than a traditional calculator since it gives you geometrical insights.
SuperFinGuy 4 months ago
they dont explain thoroughly. its not like the Egyptians and these other ancient civilizations added like we do.
punkid41 4 months ago
How come that humanity were so dumb to not using the waaay more efficient arabic numerals system until the eighth century? Proud to be arabic.
iTube4ux 5 months ago
My brain hurts.........
Tom8731 5 months ago
WHY COULDENT THEY JUST COME UP WITH 123456789 WERE THEY THAT STUPID AT THE TIME JEES
Blad3sOfGlory 5 months ago
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@Blad3sOfGlory "WHY COULDENT THEY JUST COME UP WITH 123456789 WERE THEY THAT STUPID AT THE TIME JEES"
It's not compulsory to have a decimal mathematics, it's easier for us because we have 10 fingers, it's simply a human choice.
saintpine 2 months ago
This foolish documentary spoke in length on some African and dead Mesopotamian systems but he mentioned India once!!!!!!!!! What is the systems we use? It is Indian and Arabs copied it,
KarthikSoun 5 months ago 2
@KarthikSoun 'It is Indian and Arabs copied it'
The number system is even called Arabic - just perpetuating the lie.
waddletop 4 months ago
@waddletop "'It is Indian and Arabs copied it'
The number system is even called Arabic - just perpetuating the lie."
It's simply the chosen symbols used to represent numbers by the majority of the world population; it’s not the only one around today. Just like there are various symbols used to express words on paper, it’s a human preference or culture; you cannot say one is superior to another.
The French for 89 read: 4 x 20 + 9, the Germans to read 189 say 100 and 9 and 80.
saintpine 2 months ago
@saintpine 'It's simply the chosen symbols used to represent numbers by the majority of the world population'
Actually, the Arabic symbols don't look particularly like them any way.
In Hindi, Punjabi and Gujarati, 1, 2 and 3 look like १, २ and ३; ੧, ੨ and ੩; and, ૧, ૨ and ૩ respectively. I think that they are more convincing as most people would agree.
Your last point, as the old nursery rhyme said; 'four and twenty blackbirds' the Sanskrit for 14 is effectively four and ten - chaturdash.
waddletop 2 months ago
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whotaughtyou 5 months ago
Very helpful video! May we all PLACE VALUE ON PLACE VALUE, and VALUE THE PLACE WE ARE IN!
lexinaut 5 months ago
moar liek "history of arithmetic", amirite?
wesselbindt 6 months ago
Oh sure, mathematics has nothing to do with proof...
SERIOUSLY?!
all you can talk about is numbers?
ImaginaryMdA 6 months ago
Was Jesus a Mathematician? IS there any theorem in his honor? Anyone?
lvgcoolman13 6 months ago
@lvgcoolman13 Why would Jesus be a mathematician? That was hardly his purpose in becoming a man.
LachlanJG 6 months ago
@LacThlanJG I imagine how people lived back in the days. They did not have the technology we have these days. Thanks to these advances in math+science and its contributors, the demand for physical labor has decrease by a huge %. I mean we now have cars (less horses), cotton machines(less cotton pickers), airplanes(less car traveling), computers(less number crunching+ youtube communication). I was just wondering if he was also interested in the maths or the sciences.
lvgcoolman13 6 months ago
@lvgcoolman13 Look at what a mathematican does and see it that answers your question.
HybridD91 5 months ago
@HybridD91 I see that they are trained in solving problems that can be quantified. The majority of this training is required by applied mathematicians such as physicists, engineers, actuaries, and any other person who models the real world analytically. They are simply problem solvers. The good thing about this field is that mathematical knowledge can be proved and we can rely on its logic to solve problems of our own interest. He probably said what in the blue hell is Pi. LOL
lvgcoolman13 5 months ago
I wanna see some actual math, not this bullshit!
DvdRC9702 6 months ago
the great invention of zero is from an indian which is not mentioned.....
ksubbaraju1 6 months ago
i like the video BUT i HATE maths
cholata00 6 months ago
XIX is 21
majicOlll 7 months ago
Music from Fate
lrebsaxet 7 months ago
I love math.
marcdaddy33 7 months ago
anyone know the song name around 4:23?
porschedemon1 7 months ago
how can you not mention the most important people of mathematics, the Greeks...
TheBellocazzo 7 months ago
So glad we have numbers now
sami786 8 months ago
i get it now an arab created algebra :>)
guddagudda08 8 months ago
man read some books... Have you heard about tablets of Assyrians and Sumerians? Even current religions and their respective so-called miracles are found in their legends and stories.
OKEKOBEB 8 months ago
Muslims scholars,Mathematicians,Scientist etc in Spain in in middle ages took the west from dark ages to what they are today but sadly today Muslims have abandon what their religion teaches which says.
Read (Recite) in the name of thy Lord and Cherisher, Who created-
96:2
Created man, out of a (mere) clot of congealed blood:
96:3 Proclaim! And thy Lord is Most Bountiful,-
96:4 He Who taught (the use of) the pen,-
96:5 Taught man that which he knew not.
naveedngr 8 months ago
and the Winner is ..... CALCULATOR!! :D
TheKaranverma15 8 months ago
This is stupidest history of mathematics as it ignores the one of the main contributors to the mathematics: India. May be this is history of mathematics for parochial western society.
Its even conjectured now that much of modern calculus for which Newton and Leibniz fought to death to take selfish credit was transmitted to Europe from an Indian school named "Kerala School of Mathematics" who obtained results involving differentiation, power series, infinite series etc. 3 centuries before newton
kewlchinna 9 months ago
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gabrielmengnan 9 months ago
2+2-3+4 = banana
tonyt0ny 9 months ago
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story of mathematics...without any reference from india.....rofl
ankur15989 9 months ago
story of mathematics...without any reference from india.....rofl
ankur15989 9 months ago 54
@ankur15989 at 2:39 they mention India
Learn to listen.
Anetunisha 6 months ago
@Anetunisha I meant 2:49 lol
Anetunisha 6 months ago
@ankur15989 uhmm, yes: 2:52
andresgoens 5 months ago
@ankur15989 India: 2:53
Paulginz 5 months ago
@ankur15989 2:50
9x19parabellum 4 months ago
@ankur15989 2:30-3:03 bro..
l7deathnote 4 months ago
This is the story of mathematics and we all know that the Muslims invented it, [this story, that is,] so as to deny the real input over the years from societies that permitted free thought.
I know one Muslim who thinks that Muslims invented zero - I didn't ask, he told me, as though he believed that is was a fact. Just how distorted is their education?
waddletop 4 months ago 2
@waddletop that's true
mezuki1992 2 months ago
@ankur15989 Reference to India: 5:48
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This isn't the history of mathematics, this is the history of numbers and arithmetic, mathematics is something much bigger.
mousiki3 10 months ago
1+1=1!.. PERIOD!
DrKillaser 10 months ago
@Jagged85 >>> I'm really sorry (but not amazed judging by your comments) that you know nothing about Greek people and their history. Hellenic (= the modern Greek) 'mathematic' way of thinking (logic, geometry, analysis = theoretical cornerstone) heritage is accepted and regarded from all the scientific community as of great importance and value. Your dogmatic manners and the way you express yourself just proves and supports your ignorancy and innability to hold onto a colloquim kind of argument.
CyberWalker2004 10 months ago
@strangelover11 lol...zero didn't come from INDIA???? lol...those camel humper arabs didn't develop shit, It was Indians who developed Zero which they called "Shunya"
ThePseudoBasher 11 months ago
@ThePseudoBasher Racism over a zero? Really?
tvswnet 10 months ago
even zero did not invented in india because zero also comes when arab came to india
in arabic zero call.......sifer......so zero come from arabic because the word Sifer is not
existed in hindu laguages but long time after when Urdu language been developed
the word Sifer been used..
strangerlover11 11 months ago
@strangerlover11
numerical system did come from india.....Major workds of Muḥammad ibn Mūsā al-Khwārizmī and Abū Rayḥān al-Bīrūnī credited there contribution from India....
rajivunome 10 months ago 34
@rajivunome ...you right but as you said major work did by muslims methamatics
strangerlover11 10 months ago
@rajivunome Math existed in India before Islam. -.- Islam came around in like 6th century after Christ...
MJFAN666 6 months ago
@MJFAN666 Thats what im saying...im saying Muhammad credited his work from previous mathematics contribution from india
rajivunome 6 months ago
@rajivunome no not really it was based about indian mathematics thats true but the al gabra and algerthem is al khwarizmi thats why they are arab names
RealRapAndHiphp 2 months ago
@strangerlover11
You should read some history before writing some crap like " Zero was invented in India". Any educated person in the world will laugh at what you sad.
kewlchinna 9 months ago
@kewlchinna ..You fucking idiot first learn what called zero....zero comes from arabic ...sifer...not from
india langauge...........hahahahah
strangerlover11 9 months ago
@strangerlover11 You are stupid. Either Learn English or stop talking.
MJFAN666 6 months ago
@MJFAN666 If your brain do not have that capacity to read english than better stop coming to youtube you
iidiot.
strangerlover11 6 months ago
persians a mini civ wow maybe he souldent be talking
pouyaraha 11 months ago
If God is real than he is a brilliant mathmatician.
ajcool240 1 year ago
look for individual documentation on bakshali manuscript, aryabhatta, madhava, sreedhar etc....in wiki/google....
nikuskumar 1 year ago
@curse274...I knew these historical stuff but referring to wiki for others....History is much abused subject and you will find different versions in different regions...some facts were unknown to the europeans and moslems are reputed bluffmsaters like Muhammed.....
nikuskumar 1 year ago
Mr. Rose Vill....You are absolutely wrong....Indians invented number system theory as early as 1000 year bc and first documented binary number system was from Pingala. Then Aryabhatta documented decimal numbering in pre buddhist era( more than 300 BC) and thus founded the number system theory ( base or radix)...all types of mathematics were found india earliest than any other place, making India as the originator of mathematics...search in Wiki for better knowledge....
nikuskumar 1 year ago
@nikuskumar I'm going to suggest to everyone not to search in wiki for historical accuracy. Instead search the sources and evaluate their credibility.
Curse274 1 year ago
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saintpine 11 months ago
@Curse274
No one knows your credentials, so your opinion has no credibility.
How is a person supposed to qualify information ?, we all need to trust to a certain extent, what better than Wikipedia, where any information is open to worldwide debate and crap will quickly be torn apart.
Wikipedia is open to the world, even if you are unable to do critical analysis, you are warned if information is without credentials, and many other issues, you have a list of sources to look up
saintpine 11 months ago
@Curse274
2.
I had a discussion with a creationist, he told me that wiki was trash and he would write the truth on the page just to show that anyone could write anything.
I invited him to put all you sources otherwise it wouldn’t last long.
His text was torn apart in less than 4 minutes at 1am when he wrote it.
He was invited to read the comments, and there was a mile long debate already active on the issue.
There is always someone around the world 24 h a day, and crap will not last long.
saintpine 11 months ago
my video series gets into the real origins of math...and yes i give the Indians credit for the Pythagorean theorem...
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jendykrishna 1 year ago
It's called "Indian numerals" means from India !
kinofreakmaniak 1 year ago
We are a group of amateur historians. If you have any questions about this video or any other historical topic then either have a look through our short documentaries or ask a question on our channel, we'll help as bets we can. - TheHistoryCollaborative
HistoryCollaborative 1 year ago
i love this video
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getrymalika 1 year ago
Excellent history of Maths.
Try for real example videos of numeracy.
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In any case, thinking about the Sphynx and the Gizeh Pyramids ( older than 10500 years according the water erosion marks on the sphynx) I guess the history of mathematics presented here has a small lack of a period:-))
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totev76 1 year ago
Nonmathematicians will confuse the contributions of the likes of Khawarizmi because tehy don't understand the enormous leap that occured from Diophantine-Bhramaguptian algebra to the work of Khwararizmi. Even if to a non-expert their work may look similar. Al Khwarizmi is called "Father of Algebra" for a reason.... it is for the same reason that rigorous calculus is owed to Cauchy/Reimann/Weierstrass and Lebesgue integration is to Henri Lebesgue rather than Newton or Leibniz..
rlinfinity 1 year ago
i thought it was the indians who invented mathematics along with the arabs....but there should be some kinda connection between indians and math coz they are super good in math
bravetimmy 1 year ago
@bravetimmy your thinking is correct , ASrabs came in Mathematic field very late in 700 AD , it were Indian and Greeks who have given significant boost to mathematics , Indian mathematicians have calculate the parameter of earth in around 450 AD and that is with precision of 0.2 % error of actual parameter of earth , name of scientist is Aryabhat (~400 AD) he has also given value of pie and given concept that earth rotate about its axis .
AbhaySinghBisen 1 year ago
Cool that was great. I'm doing a project on how math effects history and this really helped me out. P.S. Don't worry i won't plagirize
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tan94319 1 year ago
The history of mathmatics 95,109 views, no suprises there huh? lol.
ChurchInAshes 1 year ago
the scieints you are taking about is not Arab
He is from Uzbekistan
please make a note for that in the clip
He is a muslim
m7n20wolf 1 year ago
i would like to clear something up
those numbers 1 2 3 4 5 .........9 are pure Arabic specifically from north Africa
those numbers ١٢٣٤٥٦٧٨٩ Arabs call it Arabic but it is Indian
how ???
in the last days of the " Umayyad Caliphate " the empire deviated west and east
so the east part replaced the Arabic numbers by Indian numbers so they want be different from the east part of the Empire .
learning112233 1 year ago
@learning112233 dear friend can i have evidences for the same ? do you wan to claim that arabs were using those numbers before Indians ? if you are then i would like to ask what is the oldest number evidences have been found from arab ? here discussion part is not eastern or western empire etc. , here i wan to know who inventedthe concept of`0 to 9 symbols and using them for deriving large numbers or say decimal no. system
AbhaySinghBisen 1 year ago
@AbhaySinghBisen decimal no. system was invented by Egyptians very very long time ago !
what i am taking about is the symbols itself (which is used in English today )
learning112233 1 year ago
@learning112233 really ? do u think that is a efficient decimal system ? ok then try to give me a result for 1000000 - 1 = ? in egyption number system i.e. subtarction of symbol "Men with open arms" - "staf" = ? ,you will come to know the basic difficulties with that , if u wan to consider those as decimal system then china , babylone and romans were not far , then they also have decimal no system ,the thing is who has invented the efficient system to represent very large and small
AbhaySinghBisen 1 year ago
the numbers which we use now were invented in the meddle ages
in north Africa by an Arab scientist and then across Spain to Europe and from Europe to all the world .
he made the numbers according to angels ..
for example
0 no angle
1 one angle
2 two angels
3 three angels
.....and so on
learning112233 1 year ago
@learning112233 but i do not see angles in 8 ,9 ,6,7 and ,5 they do not support your angle theory
AbhaySinghBisen 1 year ago
@AbhaySinghBisen
the symbols had been changing since that time ( more than 1000 years )
so dont think that the numbers which ur typing using computer would match symbols 1000 years old
i will send u on the pic which illustrate it :)
learning112233 1 year ago
@learning112233 I am waiting for the pic and this new angle theory and how it is related to current numbers and what is the significance of angles in that , read your reply again you are claiming that numbers which we use now are invented by a Arab scientist and that depends on angle , so you should be able to prove the same , all the best and also try to providesome acadamic link to it .
AbhaySinghBisen 1 year ago
@AbhaySinghBisen He is correct. The numbers 0123456789 are the Western Arabic numerals. a different set formed the eastern arabic numerals, and then there were the Indian numerals which are not used anymore. But he is wrong in saying 0123456789 are formed form angles. That is a myth. these vaguely resemble some arabic letters (e.g. 3 is like the letter 'ain and 7 is h'ay).
Indians created numerals but Arabs created the system of algebra that used these numbers to do mathematics.
rlinfinity 1 year ago
@rlinfinity agreed friend but my point is about concept of existing numerals and existing number system , Algebra as a concept is not created or invented by Arabs but is further more enhance/develop by Al-Khwarizmi to great extent , the Algebra as a concept was used by Indians(Brahmagupta) and Greek mathematicians long before , for primary reference of this u can check on wiki for Algebra .
AbhaySinghBisen 1 year ago
@AbhaySinghBisen I'm a mathematician, and I can tell you that the mathematics of the Greeks and Indians pre-700AD were relatively primitive. When the Perso-Arabs (Saracens) came on the scene the mathematics they developed was indeed the most advanced for its time. But there were also excellent contributiions form all over including India and China. The pre-existing Maths of the Greeks, Indians and Chinese saved as the basis for the work of the Arabs, because of the size of their Empire...
rlinfinity 1 year ago
@rlinfinity please read my comments again do they differ from your comments friend ?
i have said Al-Khwarizmi have enhenced /developed it to great extent and that great extent is concept of balancing and i do not deny that , :) by the way i can not verify that u r a mathematician or not in net , but i will accept any thing which is fact , so agreed to your point .
AbhaySinghBisen 1 year ago
@AbhaySinghBisen Notably, 1000 AD: Al Hacen worked on series on convergence, and conic sections (but his most notable contribution was the development of the Scientific Method in the Book of Optics - and hence the founder of Physics and Modern Science).
1100s: Baskhara II developed a primitive derivative. Omar Khayyam extended Al Jabr's work to algebra of third degree polynomials. Al-Tusi developed differential calculus for up to 3rd degree polynomials. (The Tusi couple is named after him.).
rlinfinity 1 year ago
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rlinfinity 1 year ago
@rlinfinity i do not know why u have put Name of Al Hassan as founder of Physics and moden science (yes u can say this for optics , then it can be agreed , but physics is not limited to optics) , please read about Archimedes , Thalas , Democritus , Aryabhat and there achievments on this field
AbhaySinghBisen 1 year ago
@AbhaySinghBisen The work of archimedes & others came BEFORE the scientific method, & hence it is PRE-SCIENTIFIC. I can't explain the importance of this to someone who is not a professional scientist and mathematician. Al Haytham was the first true physicist and the first true scientist because 1) His book of optics was the most influential treatise on Physics until Newton's principia. and 2) He also published the Scientific Method in this book, thereby beginning ACTUAL science (not PRE-SCIENCE)
rlinfinity 1 year ago
@rlinfinity no you no need to explain , it was my mistake to understand the name , yesterday i had opted to delete my this comment but mistakenly i deleted below one , actually in your previous post u called him Al Hacen (Al Hasan) , after my post i realize u r actually talking about Al Hayatam and actualyy his ful name is Al Hassan Al Hayatam and he is again not a Arab but a Persian (Irani)
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AbhaySinghBisen 1 year ago
@AbhaySinghBisen In 1300s Madhava discovered some Taylor series expansions but that was of course very late. In
in the 1000s Al-Karaji used Mathematical Induction and was the first to introduce "Algebraic Calculus". Al-Haytham built on this to prove by induction the general sum for arbitrary integral powers. Using this he was able to perform integration and found the volume of a conic section. He came close to generalising this into infinitesimal calculus! --700 years before Newton!
rlinfinity 1 year ago
@AbhaySinghBisen Haytham's work on integration of 4th-degree polynomials would later be used as late as the 16th century by Indian Mathematicians/Astronomers in Kerala. So keep in mind that hte exchange of ideas was not a one way process like you make it out to be.
Tusi made similar important contributions to differential calculus. Keep in mind, this all happened long before Newton and Leibniz.
Where the Arabs REALLY excelled however was in the applications of these to Science & Engineering.
rlinfinity 1 year ago
@AbhaySinghBisen The reason the Greek/Indian "Algebra" doesn't count is because Diophantus' and Brahmagupta's "algebra" was 1) Syncopated Algebra, and 2) Solutions were obtained geometrically (Geometric stage). Compared to Al-Khwarizmi's algebra which was more developed and was 1) Symbolic Algebra and 2) through finding numbers that satisfy equations (Static equation-solving stage). This was the first true algebra with manipulation of symbols, & was thus superior to Greek/Indian primitive forms
rlinfinity 1 year ago
@rlinfinity as i have already said i have no objection n his work in development of Algebra , but before him this symbolic reprsentation was mentioned in Aryabhati in rul of 3 etc. as proportion , but yes Al-Khwarizmi's work was excelent in development of modern algebra or as per you true algebra , i hope u may be aware of debet on Al Khwarizumi and Diophantus as father of algebra among historians , see there is a diffrence between a concept initiator and concept enhancer both need credit .
AbhaySinghBisen 1 year ago
@AbhaySinghBisen There are many modern sources detailing the importance of the works of Ibn Al-Haytham (a.k.a. Alhacen or Alhazen) and his development of the Scientific Method (i.e. Empricism which was the birth of Modern science). Older sources tend to exaggerate the importance of Aristotle and Greek science, but this is dispelled by modern scholarship as modern science is owed to the Arabs rather than to the Greeks. One e.g. ishim_net /ishimj/4/10_pdf Change _ to . and view that document
rlinfinity 1 year ago
@rlinfinity as i explain in my above post i agree to this , and as i said again u are giving credit to Arab , he is a Iranian and belongs to Baghdad , and yes u are correct i am not a professional scientist or Mathematician but i am a Engineer , so i do know what is mathematics and science up to a level by where i can identify what is primitive and what is modern , mistakenly i have deleted a wrong post insted of my post about Al hasan and i agree with your point on people ut not on Arab .
AbhaySinghBisen 1 year ago
@AbhaySinghBisen But even since maths has developed enormously and progressed with time. To a nonmathematician these progresses may not be obvious. E.g. From infinitesimal calculus of Haytham and Newton, we now have the RIGOROUS CALCULUS based on the epsilon-delta-limit, developed by Cauchy, Reimann, Weierstrass... In contrast to Arab algebra (taught in schools) we now have Abstract Algebra (taught to mathematicians) based on mathematical structures (rings, fields, group theory)...
rlinfinity 1 year ago
Very nice and interesting video.
Though I believe the Babylonians knew of the zero, though for them it was simply a position-holder.
Itwas Indians who really gave zero an identity to make it like a number.
Vebinz 1 year ago
Fascinating video. Thanks!
SolarFlare42 1 year ago
satan likes to make things complex....
YAHWEHisperfect 1 year ago
@YAHWEHisperfect
OR God likes to keep you dumb
xavierpaquin 1 year ago
The Greeks borrowed but also developed unique mathematical concepts. Actually quite advanced maths.When I was at uni, the geometry course relied on Euclid ( Elements).Only 2300 old! Now modern science has discovered that Archimedes was using methods related to calculus and combinometrics.
Areas that would have to wait for over 1500 years after to be explored!
However, many other cultures did contribute to modern mathematics.
centurion869 1 year ago
@centurion869 If Archimedes and the rest of the ancient greek society had accepted zero, he would possibly have discovered and used calculus. Meantime, in India, they were playing with numbers, including zero, something we today call algebra. It's really too bad that religion hindered this number for so long in the western world, and therefore slowed down our mathematical and scientific process...including the calendar we use today (off by 1 year + the actual year of Jesus' birth)
lifeisbeau10ful 1 year ago
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@centurion869 If Archimedes and the rest of the ancient greek society had accepted zero, he would possibly have discovered and used calculus. Meantime, in India, they were playing with numbers, including zero, something we today call algebra. It's really too bad that religion hindered this number for so long in the western world, and therefore slowed down our mathematical and scientific process...including the calendar we use today (off by 1 year + the actual year of Jesus' birth).
lifeisbeau10ful 1 year ago
Al Khorazmiy is not Arab, but Uzbek, from Uzbekistan... the region called Khorazm... Al Khorazmiy means from Khorazm... that days Uzbeks wrote in Arabic, but it doesn't make the scientist Arab which is an absurd...
MrYoutubchi 1 year ago
12time 15 =6 times 30. Whoa, I never knew that, amazing.
neobattle2 1 year ago
An Arabic man founded Algebra. Indians founded the modern numerals. All cultures from all around the world assisted and made us what we are today. No one culture solely determined what we are.
THISPAKIMISS 1 year ago 37
@THISPAKIMISS fuck u which arabic cunt found algebra, noppe, it ws used centuries before , muhammad the pedophile was born, muslims are fucking copycats
karthikthomask 1 year ago
@karthikthomask Muhammad ibn Musa al-Khwarizmi wrote a book about it after he learned stuff from india mathematics. Besides he said its influenced from arabs, it has nothing to do with the religion.
Seiku 1 year ago
@THISPAKIMISS
Wrong you are. Aryabhata worked on alegbra before you pork eating momamudan.
savita1926 11 months ago
@THISPAKIMISS one of the smartest things I have read on the entire site. Cheers!
nicolaiguba 10 months ago
@THISPAKIMISS almost poignant, though still sexist
cdicarluccio 10 months ago
@THISPAKIMISS if an arab found algebra why is the name ALGEBRA Greek???
TheBellocazzo 7 months ago
@TheBellocazzo Where does it say that the word algebra is greek? It comes from the word al-jabr which means restoration. Check it out for yourself first before leaving a stupid comment :D
TheSteady0 7 months ago
@TheBellocazzo the word algebra comes from the Arabic language (al-jabr, الجبر literally, restoration)
allwah 7 months ago
@allwah my 8th grade teacher taught us that al jabr meant restoring the balance.
he related it by teaching us whatever you do to one side of the equation you have to do the same thing on the other side, like x+10=20 you subtract 10 from both sides
oneadamtwelve86 7 months ago 2
@TheBellocazzo Algebra is derived from the arabic word Al-Jibr.
badlandi1 7 months ago
math sux!
titanicpiano14 1 year ago
@fasfsdfasd why/if you sit that is math.if you buy that is math...everything is math.so how could you say math sucks?there is no life if there no math.
rey6tanako 1 year ago
IRAN
IRAN
IRAN
IRAN
IRAN
IRAN
IRAN
OR AS SOME PEOPLE USED TO CALL IT PERSIA INVENTED MATH
IRANisPERSIA1 1 year ago
Wow pretty cool.
All this criticism makes me laugh, why don't you do the whole entire world a favour, instead of criticising.
Go make an informative, balanced video that might teach the rest of the world about mathematics and numerology.
All you're doing here is insulting and making rather rude remarks to someone because of their religion.
An educated person should know that every society borrowed and developed concepts from other societies.
Its not stealing; its called developing.
SiriusDorcas 1 year ago
@SiriusDorcas
Rude remarks in general (not merely religion).
Lets try to make a better society, by having open, balanced discussions that don't involve making playground jibes at someone.
SiriusDorcas 1 year ago
@ioanna1988
The point is that from the early 20th century, many mathematical achievements that were believed to have been Greek discoveries (then known as the "Greek miracle") were proven to be Egyptian/Babylonian discoveries. That doesn't mean Greeks didn't take mathematics to a higher level (as they did), but it means they didn't have an exhaustive system of citation crediting their Egyptian/Babylonian sources. These sources had to be independently discovered in the early 20th century.
Jagged85 1 year ago
thank you for giving the islam its credit of share of math thank you
1800OMAR 1 year ago
Wasnt the Arabs or Iranians invented algebra and quadratic equation that we use today?Why is it not mention here?
ghanmy 1 year ago 2
the system shown at 4:58 onwards is cool... can anyone explain the rationale behind it?
btw, these are world contributions, never meant to be regional... so stop this argument.
kiranignatius 1 year ago
Greeks didn't claim the achievements of the Egyptians or Babylonians, but they used them and organized them. In fact, ancient Greeks managed to take mathematics to another level-higher of course.And Jagged85, if you want to judge you have to read first. There are books of science history of ancient Greece, written by ancient Greeks, who say "Greeks know this from this country,that from the other country, etc". So, do me a favor, and read some books to broaden your mind :)
ioanna1988 1 year ago
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Wow pretty cool.
All this criticism makes me laugh, why don't you do the whole entire world a favour, instead of criticising.
Go make an informative, balanced video that might teach the rest of the world about mathematics and numerology.
All you're doing here is insulting and making rather rude remarks to someone because of their religion.
An educated person should know that every society borrowed and developed concepts from other societies.
Its not stealing; its called developing.
SiriusDorcas 1 year ago
you know what I don't like? they assume that people from a long time ago are complete retards with no mathematical understanding. Congrats, they knew how to count to 4, geniuses. They just didn't need a lot of math and didn't have much reason to write their math down, doesn't mean they were idiots inside their head with no knowledge of mathematical concepts.
oryxfreeride 1 year ago
seanamico,have you anything in your brain?Moron!
With this kind of shit brain only, are you coming and commenting here?
Bashing on others personally not make you wise!
Have you given anything worthy in your comments except your egoistic repeating of the same hollow sentences.
First,improve your attitude and knowledge!
Saraswathiputra 1 year ago
The problem is most of THE Iranians LACK DEPTH STUDY But,only have selected egoistic opinions.
They never interested in sincere verification of their preconceived egoistic opinions.
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