All these number systems are related! [Long Short]

[@HelloIAmAnExist]

0:39 I will never stop being dumbfounded by the fact that the number 0, as a concept, was a discovery. Stuff like negatives and fractions too, feel too intuitive and necessary to imagine a world without them

[@anasrahman4654]

Try teaching mathematics to a 5yr old and tell me how intuitive it is. 😅

[@VedicSanatni]

okay, explain what is zero, obviously without using internet. bet you still don't know that

[@Baronnax]

@@VedicSanatni It's the amount you have left in your pocket after you've been robbed clean. Easy peasy.

[@afj810]

​@@VedicSanatni0 is a number. Ez.

[@VedicSanatni]

@@Baronnax imagine liking your own comment

[@frasenp8411]

So many Arabs mistakenly believe that the Eastern numerals are like foreign Indian numerals while the Western ones are not and tey to change which ones they use. While in reality they both originate in India and in the Eastern countries the more "traditional" numbers are the Eastern numerals

[@kenanshora]

The one who invented those numbers (0--->10) is al Khawarizmi , know better

[@Baronnax]

Yes, I'm sure al Khwarizmi came up with the system completely independent of the exact same Indian decimal system that evolved centuries earlier.

[@frasenp8411]

@@kenanshora In the end both evolved from the Indian numerals but changed/adjusted by Alkhwarizmi for one

[@badroboudjerda4394]

Indian made it arabs expanded it Simple as that

[@awellculturedmanofanime1246]

​@badroboudjerda4394 yes and then the west made the system they adopted through the north african conquest of iberia and western numerals continued to evolve in shape and were barely used outside of europe and north africa and the rest of asian and african empires either had no numerals or one of their own or adopted a version of the original ancient Indian numbers or got them like how Europeans got it through contact with arabs/persians/levantines etc who traded or invaded places and it wasn't until the west dominated the world that the western numerals became basically standard 0123456789 and most other systems are held for heritage etc but not really use unless im ignorant on this point 😊

[@vampcatassassin]

in Persian (at least in Iran) we still use the eastern arabic version of numbers, it's very rare for someone to use the western style in documents or in writing unless its in texting with others

[@democracydignityhumanrights]

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[@awellculturedmanofanime1246]

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[@jcfyre]

I absolutely love your channel! You have a good brain and life ahead of you! Stay awesome and keep posting great educational content my friend.

[@walangchahangyelingden8252]

Talk about the Chinese numerals & what makes them fascinating. The lack of a zero to denote ten for example.

[@DinoBryce]

零 is zero but look at how it looks LOL

[@walangchahangyelingden8252]

@@DinoBryce I think this symbol got repurposed to fit for 0.

[@DinoBryce]

Yeah

[@slr874]

There is zero in Chinese? 〇/零

[@yonaoisme]

lack of zero shows how dogshit it is

[@simulacrumpilot2777]

I am Turkish and I never saw anyone using the East Arabic numerals here. Are you sure about that part?

[@yonaoisme]

turkish people have zero clue about history so that makes sense

[@nighthaunter5615]

i think he means that it is preferred among ppl writing in arabic in turkey

[@amj.composer]

I set my iPhone language to Hindi and it gives you the option to view use devanagari numbers for EVERYTHING and I simply love that.

[@corrinflakes9659]

You mention Brahmi, but Shang numerals were above it and went unmentioned.

[@VedaGamer20]

pyes

[@user-oq2rk7ep8f]

That is because he was talking about the modern arabic numerals and their origins.

[@user-oq2rk7ep8f]

Also if they were superior, why don’t we use it rn?

[@virno69420]

How do they decide what to use over there for standardizing computer language like hexadecimal?

[@Drogobo]

I LOVE NUMBERS!!!!!

[@ljerojce2111]

But in the infograph on the video says it's all originated from the shang

[@lawrencecalablaster568]

KZbin refuses to let me play this video.

[@susangarcia338]

This is interesting 🤔

[@Qwerka]

1:02 “Still used in Turkey” No it’s not. We never used those numerals since around a 100 years ago. Please fix the sources.

[@YoussefSelouan]

My math teacher used to tell us that Arabs invented the 0 but then got stuck in it as a joke lol

[@lawrencecalablaster568]

I keep trying to watch this video, but KZbin refuses to load it.

[@ranchocommodorereef]

Is that still happening?

[@lawrencecalablaster568]

Yes.

[@sarppras4267]

0:56 East Arabic numerals are NOT used in Turkey.

[@Jarvis_923]

When did he bring up turkey?

[@sarppras4267]

@@Jarvis_923 he did, im too lazy to watch the vid again but all i know is i was summoned because turkey was mentioned.

[@Jarvis_923]

@@sarppras4267 it wasn’t.

[@sarppras4267]

@@Jarvis_923 it was mentioned in the image he used.

[@HandyMan125]

so i can technically speak indian

[@MondalLili]

Which Indian language huh. Bengali or hindi, marathi, kannada tamil, urdu, ahomiya, kashmiri, gujrati, magadhi, 100 other chipichipi languages,

[@inferstrike3544]

@@MondalLili Omg I can speak indian

[@shahanshahpolonium]

​@@MondalLilichipi chipi languages? 💀

[@mohamedbel657]

This video is bs

[@adityarana5808]

How?