Michio Kaku

It's like Raymond Kurzweil and Lewis Carroll collaborated on a story, but without pretty logarithmic graphs or vague evidence of repressed pedophilia. Resulting a pile of stupid crappy pages printed on crappy paper that needs to be recycled so the tree that was killed to make it doesn't have to suffer the shame.

This guy is fucking crazy. I spend 8$ on this piece of shit book, ``Physics of the Future'' and got a bunch of maniacal dreams about lightsabers and hyperspace travel and robots with laser vision and shit.

Theoretical physicist my fucking ass. More like unscientific and ultimately destructive attention-whoring faggot.

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There was no single person who invented mathematics. Mathematics was used, and technically invented, by many cultures around the world. These cultures used their own form of mathematics, which could be considered 'math' in their time and how they used it. These cultures include the Mayans, Indians, Greeks, and Chinese, India and Greece. These forms of math spread throughout the world, and eventually became the math we know today.

 However, there are many topics under 'math'. We do know the sole inventor of Algebra, but Algebra isn't math as a whole, so the inventor can only be credited for Algebra, the certain subject of math that helps people solve real world problems. The inventor was ARABIC scholar Al-Khwarizmi (c. 780 - c. 850). He invented what is known today as 'Algebra'.

 Though many cultures before Al-Khwarizmi had used different forms of algebraic methods (such as the Babylonians), Al-Khwarizmi is still considered the "father of Algebra" because of his extensive work, knowledge, and wisdom to know that he was using, and inventing, Algebra.