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Pythagoras is one of the most famous mathematicians and philosophers from Ancient Greece. He is credited with one of the most important mathematical formulas ever: the Pythagorean theory.
His influence in today’s sciences is undeniable, but beyond the Pythagorean theory, most people come up blank when they try to grasp what else they actually know about this man. It’s been centuries since Pythagoras roamed the streets of Ancient Greece to teach others of his discoveries. Despite the times, his legacy lives on.
Thanks to Pythagoras, to those who came before him, and to those who continue to come after him, society progresses, and we humans move forward. Watch on to get to know the man behind the formula in this Pythagoras Facts video!
0:47 Pythagoras’ father was a seal engraver.
1:08 Pythagoras was born on Samos.
1:28 Pythagoras was born into the Ionian tribe.
1:51 To escape Polycrates’ tyranny, Pythagoras fled to Croton.
2:14 Around 530 BC, Pythagoras formed a cult.
2:35 The Greek philosopher claimed he had already lived through 4 lives.
2:55 Pythagoras believed in metempsychosis, or the “transmigration of souls.”
3:15 Greek theologian and philosopher Xenophanes confirmed this Pythagorean teaching.
3:32 According to Pythagoras, mathematics was key to defining the physical world.
3:52 Some claim that Pythagoras translated musical notes into mathematical equations.
4:11 Pythagoras composed the doctrine of Musica Universalis.
4:29 He also invented a special type of cup called “Greedy Cup.”
4:52 Aside from these, Pythagoras was credited with the discovery of many other concepts.
5:14 His most famous discovery, of course, is the Pythagorean theory.
5:38 “The Bride’s Chair” is an illustration that shows the Pythagorean theory.
6:00 Pythagoras once killed a deadly snake.
6:17 Despite this incident, Pythagoras held animals in high regard.
6:36 Aside from vegetarianism, Pythagoreans had other specific practices.
6:58 Many suspect that Pythagoras traveled extensively.
7:19 Many historians believe Pythagoras had synesthesia.
7:39 There are a lot of theories surrounding Pythagoras’ death.
8:03 Unfortunately, none of Pythagoras’ books or writings survived.
8:21 Because of the lack of records, many people question the authenticity of his role in discovering the Pythagorean theorem.
8:40 Despite the doubts, his influence is undeniable, acknowledged by even Plato himself.
9:02 Greek philosopher Aristotle also mentioned Pythagoras and his followers.
9:21 Some believe that among Pythagoras’ students was a great medical theorist.
9:44 Heraclides claimed that Pythagoras first discovered the “three lives.”
10:06 The Pythagorean Society became one of the main schools in Greece.
10:25 Some modern scholars did not favor Pythagoras’ influence and tenets.
10:42 Long past his death, Pythagoras continued to influence many scientists.
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Pythagoras is one of the most famous mathematicians and philosophers from Ancient Greece. He is credited with one of the most important mathematical formulas ever: the Pythagorean theory.
His influence in today’s sciences is undeniable, but beyond the Pythagorean theory, most people come up blank when they try to grasp what else they actually know about this man. It’s been centuries since Pythagoras roamed the streets of Ancient Greece to teach others of his discoveries. Despite the times, his legacy lives on.
Thanks to Pythagoras, to those who came before him, and to those who continue to come after him, society progresses, and we humans move forward. Watch on to get to know the man behind the formula in this Pythagoras Facts video!
0:47 Pythagoras’ father was a seal engraver.
1:08 Pythagoras was born on Samos.
1:28 Pythagoras was born into the Ionian tribe.
1:51 To escape Polycrates’ tyranny, Pythagoras fled to Croton.
2:14 Around 530 BC, Pythagoras formed a cult.
2:35 The Greek philosopher claimed he had already lived through 4 lives.
2:55 Pythagoras believed in metempsychosis, or the “transmigration of souls.”
3:15 Greek theologian and philosopher Xenophanes confirmed this Pythagorean teaching.
3:32 According to Pythagoras, mathematics was key to defining the physical world.
3:52 Some claim that Pythagoras translated musical notes into mathematical equations.
4:11 Pythagoras composed the doctrine of Musica Universalis.
4:29 He also invented a special type of cup called “Greedy Cup.”
4:52 Aside from these, Pythagoras was credited with the discovery of many other concepts.
5:14 His most famous discovery, of course, is the Pythagorean theory.
5:38 “The Bride’s Chair” is an illustration that shows the Pythagorean theory.
6:00 Pythagoras once killed a deadly snake.
6:17 Despite this incident, Pythagoras held animals in high regard.
6:36 Aside from vegetarianism, Pythagoreans had other specific practices.
6:58 Many suspect that Pythagoras traveled extensively.
7:19 Many historians believe Pythagoras had synesthesia.
7:39 There are a lot of theories surrounding Pythagoras’ death.
8:03 Unfortunately, none of Pythagoras’ books or writings survived.
8:21 Because of the lack of records, many people question the authenticity of his role in discovering the Pythagorean theorem.
8:40 Despite the doubts, his influence is undeniable, acknowledged by even Plato himself.
9:02 Greek philosopher Aristotle also mentioned Pythagoras and his followers.
9:21 Some believe that among Pythagoras’ students was a great medical theorist.
9:44 Heraclides claimed that Pythagoras first discovered the “three lives.”
10:06 The Pythagorean Society became one of the main schools in Greece.
10:25 Some modern scholars did not favor Pythagoras’ influence and tenets.
10:42 Long past his death, Pythagoras continued to influence many scientists.
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