"If a thing is truly infinite, can it really have finite parts?
Are discrete points of infinity potentially infinite?"
Adi Shankara
730 CE
"Thank you Shankara. Mathematically I found that when the variable attains its maximum value, the differential vanishes"
Bhaskara II
1150 CE
Are discrete points of infinity potentially infinite?"
Adi Shankara
730 CE
"Thank you Shankara. Mathematically I found that when the variable attains its maximum value, the differential vanishes"
Bhaskara II
1150 CE
Without doubt, modern math emerged from Indic philosophy. The world needs to accept this. Math is being taught without the foundation of *correct* philosophies that inspired it. Worse, it is taught with *wrong* church ideals & fake stories like falling apples & naked Archimedes.
I could detect a possible connection with my limited reading. If mathematicians & Sanskrit scholars work together, we can decipher the axiomatic rationale behind Bhaskara & Madhava. How did their minds work?
India has the potential to alter the philosophy & direction of Science
India has the potential to alter the philosophy & direction of Science
You say soft power is useless? You say India has none? Here is one right here! Depends on how it is wielded.
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