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But for people who can read calculus, and sometimes just plain algebra, the drop-dead basic mathematics of a field may not take that long to learn. And it's likely to change your outlook on life more than the math-free popularizations or the highly technical math.
Geometry was arguably the first mathematical discipline developed by civilization. The need to define human property (or territory) was of utmost importance (because we don't pee on trees - well not for that reason). Knowing where the system came from can give you a greater understanding of what it means.
Geometry was arguably the first mathematical discipline developed by civilization. The need to define human property (or territory) was of utmost importance (because we don't pee on trees - well not for that reason). Knowing where the system came from can give you a greater understanding of what it means.