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Our generation receives an abundance of credit for the technology and innovations we, as creators, invent. We probably receive too much recognition for the sciences that the geniuses of our era bring into existence. Without the help of previous generations, the modern day world would look somewhat like it did 200 years ago. There have been countless contributors toward our high-tech, busy lives that are not acknowledged and do not get the credit that they deserve.
Pythagoras was both a mathematician and scientist. The time, effort, and ideas that he produced, allow us to use his achievements for our own purposes. He deserves the honor that we give to others.
Pythagoras of Samos was not only a Greek philosopher, but he was also a deeply religious man who was responsible for the important developments in the history of mathematics, astronomy, and the theory of music! The basis of Pythagoras? philosophy was number. Number ruled the universe. Number was the basic description of......

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