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La Géométrie (1637)
Founded analytic geometry by linking algebraic equations with geometric curves.

Author: René Descartes
Date: 1637

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S_n = 17+2(n(n+1)/2) = 17+n(n+1)

17+16(16+1)
= 17(17)

Therefore, the last one is not a prime.

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Math’s beauty needs an open mind, not just open eyes.

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Phi Φ being irrational.

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The simplest way to visualize the set of numbers. Utterly useful diagram!❤️ [https://t.co/bY0OE7qiZo]

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Without mathematics, there's nothing you can do. Everything around you is mathematics. Everything around you is numbers.

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Leonardo da Vinci invented the self supporting bridge between 1485-1487

This is how it works

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Buona domenica! Trovate un momento per osservare i frattali in natura: la geometria nascosta in una felce, in un albero. L'universo usa la matematica per creare meraviglie infinite.

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The Man Who Solved the Million-Dollar Problem and VanishedIn the abstract realms of mathematics, where equations whisper cosmic secrets, lived Grigori Perelman, a reclusive genius from St. Petersburg. Born in 1966, he devoured numbers from childhood—gold medal at the International Math Olympiad at 16. By his 30s, top U.S. universities beckoned, but he chose quiet isolation in Russia.The challenge: Poincaré's Conjecture, posed in 1904, asking if every simply connected 3D space is a sphere. One of the Clay Institute's Millennium Problems, worth $1 million. For a century, it stumped giants like https://t.co/4DHKLqi7i5 2002–2003, Perelman posted three unassuming papers online on arXiv. Using Ricci flow—a method to "smooth" spaces—he proved not just Poincaré but Thurston's geometrization. Mathematicians verified it by 2006: solved!Fame followed. Fields Medal in 2006? He refused: "Not interested." In 2010, the million-dollar prize? Declined: "Mathematics should be pure, without rewards." He quit his job, cut off contact, and vanished into obscurity—wandering forests, collecting mushrooms, living simply with his mother.Why disappear? "I know how to control the universe. Why call me?" he once said. In 2025, at 59, Perelman's tale echoes: true genius shuns the spotlight. Would you take the million or fade into the shadows?

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