You just won yourself the pin.

@@KnowHistory yey!

its only mildly fascinating to me. I mastered these techniques long ago

It's suspected that Indians manufactured the first temples which inspired Egypt.

Middle Eastern such Egyptian Mesopotamia Sumerian Persian Arab contributed mathematics most for thousands of years.

Calculus and all. :)

@Mr Wonder 🎩 lol, didn't you get my point that i was not talking about mathmatics,i was talking about numeral system,in which arabs didn't added anything,they just copied it from Indians, found it more suitable than any other number systems used at that time and transported it to Europe! Thats it,hence there is no logic in calling them Arabic numerals. Calling them Indian/Hindu numerals are better option for that purpose. Btw al khwarizmi was not an Arabic,he was persian and he was in great influence with the indian mathmatics of that time and he himself admitted that in his own book.!, Please gather some info before indulging into such discussions.

It's probably something similar to calling "the Spanish flue" even though it didn't come from Spain. Considering that the major works of mathematics that were the foundation for modern science came from translations of Arabic texts and that, as the video explained, most of Europe's interactions with the numbers came through the Arab world, the name Arabic numerals just stuck.

And yes, even though the system for the numbers itself came from India, the shapes they are written in was morphed through Arabic

@@darthcalanil5333 soe,lets look in this way - This Number system originated in India,they called it as Sankhya ( संख्या - something which is calculable). Then Arabs learned them while trading with hindu traders,they always called them as hindu numerals. Now Europe got familiar with them by arabs hence started calling them Arabic numerals without knowing its origin till they colonised India. But it was the Europeans who introduced them to rest of the world excluding indians and arabs. But there is no logic in calling them European numbers because rest of the world is familiar with the origin that Europeans only help in spreading it. So in same manner,when truth is realised,there is no problem in switching them to calling as hindu/Indian numerals.

@@darthcalanil5333 if you will look at original hindu numerals which are still in use in india,you will trace the origin of those shapes in "Arabic"numerals. And most noteworthy thing is not about shape,there were multiple number systems there in the world but they didn't know the concept of zero,it is about the concept of decimal system, which multiply the value of number by ten times, hence it makes it much easier to calculate large numbers.

y thats all great, but dont call it hindu civilization, people think it means the religion, because of the brits. Hindu simply meant all people living behind the hindukush (from Persia). It has nothing to do with religion. But today hindu = religion for most people. Call it indian civilization or bharat or even south asian (since all of south of Asia is heavyly influence by indian culture through the past 5000 years, but hindu civilization or the word hindu in general is totaly misused because it wasnt used to discribe a religion (hinduism is no religion, its not centralized in any way, it has no person of authority and its not uniform in any way except of the concept of 3 sides of divinity / creation). But even indians themselfs nowadays dont even understand this fact. Its because the indian educationsystem was strategically ruined by the brits (documented), because it was the biggest threat for them to properly exploit the resources from the people. I forgot his name, I could find it in 5 minutes, but some representative of the british royal family, who was tasked with replacing the indian education system with the british, wrote in a letter how he will ruin it and why.

@@Jeed92 When this math was invented, they were hindu only not any others.

@@lokeshduvvuru8705 read again. From todays perspective the word hindu is wrong. Indians were no believers, they were seekers of truth / wisdom. People didnt believe in gods, they used gods / yantras to experience the divine. What you call hinduism today is just the remains of that and doesnt discribe indians back then.

@@lokeshduvvuru8705 Hindus back then were seekers and used gods / yantras to experience the divine. Hindus today believe in the remains of what people created back then and are believers. Its not the same.

red dot here, red dot there

of muslims you mean

@@cuzimmoody6470 it was used by Indians, even centuries prior to the birth of Muhammad and existence of islam.

@@cuzimmoody6470 What did Muslims do? they just copied it from Indians 🤣 and kept quite as if they invented the number system 🤣🤣

Yes, they are Tamil letters. (௧ ௨ ௩ ௪ ௫ ௬ ௭ ௮ ௯ ௦)

@@iXpress wait what who said you they copied They already had invented at the time by al khawarazmi yeah maybe a little late but not coppied they had their own and un-stolen product which was further influenced others and the numbers they Indians are using are in India only and not become famous and i.e it is known as Arabic numerals in Germany and most of the Europe as much as I know and I think even the whole world writes it Arabic numeral system.

numbers are the letters of god.

In 1984 it was 2+2=5.

Thank you!!

Well....as far as we KNOW. History is full of unseen, unknown connections - unknown to historians, that is. Just remember that history relies on primary, secondary and tertiary-sourced documents. But records have a way of disappearing (fire, theft, carelessness, trash, ETC.) so we really are talking about extant records. This doesn't mean that credit is always given where due even when we think we know. Just a little something to bear in mind ....

so they just copied hindu brahmi numerals

@@d_n_j6298 No ,they didn't and it seems you have understanding difficulty if some sort ...You should seek treatment .

Its not, when Indians gave the concept of zero which they called as Shunya ( शून्य ), for them it resembles emptyness and they said that emptyness is best form of completeness! Because if something has a value,it is not complete in its whole hence it is शून्य /zero only which is complet. This led to establishment of concept of शून्यवाद / shunyavaad in early Hinduism and Buddhism. In it zero was considered as best manifestation of god !

I’ve heard this story too. The elder filled the younger’s cup to full and kept pouring - the you going said, master it’s overflowing! To which the elder said, it’s the emptiness of the cup that gives it purpose

@@FlashPointHx isnt the purpose to fill the cup and drink with it? I dont think the purpose is to fill the cup.

Thank you! Hopefully, the youtube gods can make my content go viral again, one can only hope!

@@KnowHistory volta aqui

Yeah such a shame that paradox left the game

It's probably their best looking game for a big while, maybe VIC3 changes this, but we'll see!

I'm glad to hear that!!

Quite literally!

Which was invented by Alkhawarizmi himself.

@@bander-Coolb That has to be a joke. Just as Number system reached to west through Middle east and they started calling it Arabic numbers, similarly algebra and algorithm reached to Europe through middle east. Indian were already using Algebra and Algorithm before Al Khwarizmi was born. Read some Books. The formula to solve quadratic equations was given by Brahmagupta and not Al Khwarizmi

Makes alot of sense

Not really. The structure was same in terms of positioning, but the digits are different since Arabic Numerals were made by taking acute angles into account. Hindu numerals are what they use in arabian lands today.

@@kysotope Just changing the shape of digits does not change the number system. Hindu numbers are used throughout the world.

@@gauravshah89 lol, it's not just changing of shapes. It was the entire standardization of it which they then implemented in the Greek, roman, Egyptian, Indian, Chinese, Persian and Arabic works they had preserved. Not only that, but the concept of using numbers as positions was done by the Chinese as well. Only thing exclusive to India was zero. But new research shows that even the ancient Babylonians and Mayans had utilized zero as well

I got the reference hehe

bro kharazem is in his name located in north east of iran all the way to centeral asia bukhara samarkand etc

Obrigado!

Was it guided by a otherworldly force or is it a simple as we had to come up with a measuring system to improve our quality of life?

jaa kar ro le tier-2 waaley

@@anonymouslyopinionated656 teri is baat kya sense bana?

For stoling inventions

"stoling" LOL​@@Worldcitizen7777

Even if Mayans used zero, it didn't arrive in India from Americas as India had no contact with America that time. Also it's just based on specualtion that Mayans used a zero. So the origin of the zero still lies in India and it spread from there

Bro you are totally wrong and manipulated

Mayans used zero since 32BCE

You must look the original hindu numerals,where all of them originated,they are in use in india and one can easily find the similarities 😁

Yes, same with the letter we use today, many languages lost a couple letters due to printing press standardization, english IIRC lost its thorn

@@nopek1405 but muslims improved it and spread it to the world

@@nopek1405 instead of using indian's original, india use the muslim version

@@asmrnaturecat984 sorry, non of indian languages use the modified version of original indian numerals. It is Just that india also teach its students, English language and hence while those who study maths in English language are provided with the modified version of indian numerals but when Indian students study maths in Indian languages, they learn it by using original indian numerals. Please get your facts right sir.

Brahmagupta was born in Bhinmal, Rajasthan. Tamils have this weird obsession of claiming everything as theirs with random ass made up stuff.

@@vignesh1065 Tamil is world oldest language and ostralogy all Tamil

@@lakshmanang6840 yes it is. I don't deny that, but the positional number system was not a tamil invention.

Hindi is other countries language like Arabic Sanskrit mixing language Tamil own country language Aryans not a Indians

@@vignesh1065 It is not Sanskrit is. So many times it gets proven but don't know why these Tamilians keep living in delusion that Tamil is oldest.

It was Indians. We knew maths and medicine way before Islam came into the world.

Lol 😂

Arabs kept stealing knowledge from Greeks, Persians and Indians and kept taking credit which has extended to modern day as well.

Nunber system invented by hindus nit arabs

copying from brahmi numerals🤣🤣

Lol copy you really don’t know how trade of ideas work do you? People adopt and exchange ideas which leads to further development of those ideas Indian numbers were picked up by Muslims then moved to Europe without Muslims contribution we might not be using numbers globally like we do today

​@@umaryusuf537 Bro you question them who invented Zero. १२३४५६७८९० These are the actual numbers invented by Brahmgupta. Brahmgupta also devloped zero but it was invented by Aryabhatt. I appreciate the so called Golden era of Islam but now you people are nothing but suicide bombers and killers and Converters.