Ep 2. The SHOCKING truth behind the origin of Mathematics!!!

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VIDEO CHAPTERS
0:00 Intro
2:16 Chapter 1: Basic Numbers and Numeracy
12:50 Chapter 2: Geometry and Trigonometry
16:08 Chapter 3: Algebra
19:40 Chapter 4: Fractions
22:30 Chapter 5: Pi and Pythagoras
26:30 Chapter 6: Standard units of measure
33:40 Chapter 7: Fractals
33:30 Chapter 8: Musical Notation
39:05 Chapter 9: Cubism and art
40:40 Chapter 10: African Art

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[marlondopson]

I'm so proud to be the descendant of Africa!

[Don-izng]

Your documentaries make me feel I was born in the wrong era.

So much genius.

Thank you for your hard work.

[withoutHistory]

If you found the video informative, please do SHARE on your social media. 🙏🏽🙏🏽

[Condoblewisher]

My parents and grandparents talked to us about the greatness of Africa and how what we are told is not the truth. I liked when you showed how modern AA contributed to math and science. I’ve been telling brothers & sisters to watch & support!

[Tony.El.Aqua.]

My favorite aspect of this video were the many reference photos and explanations that went along with them, cataloguing the process of how numbers came to be seen today. Love the content and your service

[michelaka]

There are a few things in life that cause us to change perspective. This video is just grandiose and awesome. I can’t imagine the amount of research that went into that one.

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[techknowhow]

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[cdannyjohnson]

I loved the notations and the plane presentation. Informative, to say the least. This video should be a part of all Black education from now on. 😊 Beautifully done. Thank you

[madgehylton]

Brilliant presentation. Thank you for taking the time to put it all together. Favourite parts: Transition of recording numeric system, playing original musical notes and the statement that the Greeks said they got it all from the Egyptians.

[PRRazcle]

One of the most Glorious video series here on the YT and much appreciated.

[msdarden]

How the origins of various maths were explained in simplicity and accommodating art/examples. Loved it.

[rbellot]

Also you have the PERFECT voice for these types of videos! Only James Earl Jones has an equal voice.

[biso]

Thank you for your work which is eye-opening to us!!!
What is beautifull is how we found mathematiques through nature and we translate it in our writtings, our arts, architecture, music, dance moves and every nowaday technologies
AFRICA is the past and the future of every civilisations

LET THE WORLD KNOW!!!

[kuelimika]

Great video again my man!! This is great! We keep it up! 🎉

[zipodidodah]

Absolutely incredible work. Keep up the great work, you blessing many people with the indelible knowledge. Chains are broken, thank so much

[newrevelations]

Thank you for feeding us with even more of our hidden and rich history. There's no favorite part at all, it was soooo well done. I'm already eager for more🙏🏿

[diannesterling]

Love the math theorem and the writings and arts from our African history

[sharonstephens]

Thank you for spreading the truth with your documentaries, we’ve believed a strong delusion way too long! Please keep spreading this truth! Shalom!

[Seekingtruth]

The art at the end was mind blowing. Seeing African art as symbolic rather than literal made me realise how I had been blinded to trivialise and dismiss this art. I am shocked at how deeply racism has invaded my psyche and prevented me from seeing how amazing my African roots are

[PowerPlantfertilizer]

So cool to see the late professor Omotunde in your video. May his Ka be vivified.