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the only language the universe answers questions in without lying.
means The study of numbers, quantities, shapes, and the patterns and relationships between them — the formal abstraction of counting, measuring, and reasoning.
from A clipped American shortening of 'mathematics' (the British prefer 'maths'). 'Mathematics' itself comes through Latin 'mathematica' from Greek 'mathēmatikē,' rooted in 'manthanein,' meaning 'to learn' — so at its core, math is simply 'the thing that is learned,' knowledge itself, before it narrowed to the study of number and quantity.
zero's debutTreated as a number only around 628 CE.
imaginary, usefulMade-up numbers run real electrical grids.
infinite sizesSome infinities are provably bigger than others.
unprovable truthsGodel proved math can't prove everything true.
prime supplyPrimes never run out, Euclid showed why.