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The History of Mathematics

Mathematics has been in people’s lives from the beginning of time. Even in prehistory was a person required to perform mathematical tasks. The number of hunters, tools or members of a family were probably shown by the fingers on one or more hands, which is probably why today’s number systems are based on the number 5 or 10.

The second step probably arose out of the need to organise greater quantities: such as between young and older hunters, light or heavy weaponry, large or small hides.

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Superconmath – The Superconceptual (Superultramodern) Mathematics

1.Superconmathical Definition of Mathematics:

a.Superconmathical definition of pure mathematics – Pure mathematics is a system of 100% precise and 99.99…% necessary propositions. (The term precise means that every term in a proposition is absolutely clarified, and every non-axiomatic proposition is supported on the basis of axiomatic one/s, leaving no doubt, except the 0.00…1% superhyperbolic doubt, the principle that ‘anything may be possible’.)
b.Superconmathical definition of applied mathematics – Applied mathematics is a system of propositions constructed by applying some or up to all of the pure mathematical propositions to explain and/or predict unnecessary phenomena. In other words, applied mathematics is a system of 100% precise and 99.99…% unnecessary propositions.

2.Philosophy as Mathematics:

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