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I totally believe it should be one of the available way to discover maths. By finding or asking oneself why we studied a problem and how we arrived at a solutio
by dekervin 4y ago
I totally believe it should be one of the available way to discover maths. By finding or asking oneself why we studied a problem and how we arrived at a solution; either historically or by filling in the blanks.
It just happen that I was sharing minutes ago, the start of my very weak personal attempt at building a math "tech tree" out of that idea ( Someone suggested me the name ).
Starting with euclidian geometry.
here is the link: http://mathuvue.pythonanywhere.com/ http://mathuvue.pythonanywhere.com/ (I apologize in advance , I am not a native english speaker, and it's only the kernel of what I really want to do)
Everything around mathematics is a lonely endeavor. I would love to get in touch with anyone that might be interested in anyway.
My email in my profile !