
Maths in the Early Islamic World
In Our Time
Theoretically, the Absence of Evidence Isn't the Evidence of Absence, but Symbolically.
In euclid you have like these proofs, which are basically it codareductua at at absordum. Soalkind prove that infinity can't exist. And and iyou set up te now dilemmas or decotomis, and you prove various subsections as impossible, and therefore prove the whole proposition as impossible. Thats a very, very clever maa. Theeart o basic. There they are, proofs. E with b helhelm aitreat dignity. I ill say, theer the absence of evidence isn't the evidence of absence, but symbolically is such a powerful notion. Ostaio of i'm sort of norgoniyinini
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