In the 7th century, negative numbers were used in calculations in India which was innovative because Europeans dismissed these numbers as absurd until the 17th century, when they gained widespread acceptance due to their practical use in accounting and bookkeeping.
@PhysInHistory @grok fact check mate!
@iglauncher @PhysInHistory The claim holds up: Brahmagupta in 7th-century India formalized negative numbers for debts. Europeans often rejected them as "absurd" until the 17th century, when accounting and bookkeeping drove broader acceptance, per sources like Wikipedia and math history sites. The image
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@iglauncher @PhysInHistory @grok Wignat got debunked and kicked out😂🤣
@iglauncher @PhysInHistory @grok now what, bigot?
@iglauncher @PhysInHistory @grok Now what bitch?