Red-Pill me on Archy

Because the names of all the Babylonians he stole from has been lost.

He developed war machines to protect the Greeks when under siege.

He identified pi.

His work on Conics was largely influential in Apollonius' work on the subject.

He started using geometrical proofs to prove fluid dynamics and physics concepts.

He wrote On Spirals, which was an unbelievably intelligent and well developed work.

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>>8627399
What kind of question is that? Why is anyone admired? One need only read up on his contributions and accomplishments to find this out, the only real question is, is he admired by you??


Pythagoras is where its at though.

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>>8627430
Also known as 'the guy that Euclid borrowed from'

>>8627430
>Pythagoras is where its at though.
What's so good about him? I knew Pythagoras theorem when i was like 14 yo.

>>8627445
That's Euclid's I.47!

Duh.

>>8627445
So every civilization that had masonry. Pitagoras is pretty overated. Archimides is godlike modo.

>>8627445
Its hard to find reliable consistent information, but suffice to say he accomplished far more than just one theorem..

>>8627399
Are you jealous?

>>8627414
what is this dumb shit....

Greek Mathematics was way more formalized than Babylonian mathematics

Math and science builds off of each other

do you also claim Einstein "stole" from Newton?

>>8627399
He literally figured out precalc thousands of years in advance.

>>8627399
He invented calculus 2000 years before newfag and liebitch. Also, he was a world class genius.

>>8627695
>integrals
>precalc

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>>8627399
>Red-Pill me
gtfo pill-popping /pol/esmoker

>>8627700
WHAT?

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Lines curves rotation all in one graph.
> the graph is inside/part of a giant sphere

>>8629162
I forgot the name
>greek symbols are actually lines curves and rotations around the iota. They called it semphi