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Re: cube root of a given number
Posted:
Jul 25, 2007 7:10 PM
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On 25 Jul, 23:40, arithmonic <djes...@gmail.com> wrote:
> On 25 jul, 16:22, "sttscitr...@tesco.net" <sttscitr...@tesco.net>
> Ask to Newton's , Halley's, etc. whatever you want to ask I have no
> intentions to answer
> any other question from you and your friend Grover Hughes.
Yes, because you cannot answer may questions.
Essentially you have no idea what you are talling about.
> If you think that you can make me upset, your are WRONG, so WRONG.
The capitalization alone suggets you are
disturbed in some way.
> What would had happened if, for instance, Platón,
> Nichomacus, Wallis, etc. would had found such high-order arithmetical
> methods in such a trivial-arithmetical way?
I doubt they would obsess over something so trivial.
> What really matters is that :
> "THE EXTREMELY SIMPLE HIGH-ORDER METHODS SHOWN IN MY WEBPAGES --BASED
> ON THE RATIONAL MEAN--
> DO NOT APPEAR IN NEITHER ANY CHINESE, NOR ARAB, NOR INDIAN, NOR
> WESTERN BOOK,
> since ancient Babylonian times UP TO NOW!!! AND YOU WILL REALIZE THAT
> NO MATHEMATICIAN nor any math-historian will be able to deny such a
> crude fact.
How can you know this ?
Have you read every book published since
Babylonian times ?
Anyway, I'm beginning to doubt that the method
you claim to be yourrs is actually yours because
you don't know how to use it.
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