"Attacks on early Algebra" is literally accurate. "Attacks on algebra" isn't. By misquoting me, twice, you turned my statement from a true one to a false one. I

"Attacks on early Algebra" is literally accurate. "Attacks on algebra" isn't. By misquoting me, twice, you turned my statement from a true one to a false one. It doesn't matter if you think they're the same. They aren't. Misquoting isn't something you get to do because of how you feel about the statements involved. It's dishonest. And it's not about how I feel. It's objectively wrong.