Newton's calculus and Principia provided the mathematics that made the heliocentric model widely accepted, while also preserving the unity of religion and science in Newton's own life.
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Calculus
Jiang turns late Inferno and early Purgatorio into a struggle over imagination itself.
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Jiang turns late Inferno and early Purgatorio into a struggle over imagination itself.
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"So the Protestants will use this trial as propaganda against the church. And the Protestants will say, you see how anti -science the church..."
"Newton, as you know, he's the person who created calculus. The calculus you're learning in school, guess what? He was responsible for the creation..."
"At this time, Latin is the universal language of scientists, right? And also, guys, at this time, they're not called scientists. They're called natural..."
"...looked for ways to kill me. He never rested until making calculus his henchmen, but why now? Like go over that and giving ground..."
"...war with each other, they both support the war because their calculus is different. So why do the Democrats support this war? Well. It's..."
"...though the war was not winnable. We will see a similar calculus in Iran, where even though the American general staff have come to..."
"...the future okay they don't so so that's how that's their calculus okay"
"...And yet Trump still decided to go ahead. What is the calculus that he was making here that led him to take what, you..."
"...is a factor. Then you have to look at internal political calculus, where even though America does not benefit from this war against Iran,..."
"...him in physics class, you learn that he's the founder of calculus, you learn about Newtonian mechanics, okay? But actually, these are just side..."
"...this is what the Bible says, and this guy who found calculus and who developed the three laws of motion, you'll probably believe him...."
"...have any, any thoughts on how they fit into the global calculus of this?"
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