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Technocalypse 14/18
I just found this series, I think it's 18 parts on youtube + a blog I read highlighted this episode in particular. Some interesting concepts about our reality and how Hinduism and technology compliment each other are discussed.
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10-25-2010, 12:33 AM
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this part covers arranging atoms and designing self replicating nanobots
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yo math came from hinduism g they were 1 of the first who used the universe as a calculator
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I don't believe math came from Hinduism. Math has always existed. It's not worth making assertions of which culture originally discovered it's power and immersed it into the fabric of their society.
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