The Romans didn't understand the concept of zero as a number. They understood the concept of nothing, but that is not zero, which as a number indicates successive powers of the base, in our case, powers of ten.
The Romans didn't understand the concept of zero as a number. They understood the concept of nothing, but that is not zero, which as a number indicates successive powers of the base, in our case, powers of ten.
They didn't have a zero. No one really knows who "invented" the idea. It's pretty clear that whatever civilization built the pyramids in Egypt and all over the world understood the concept, but those were antediluvian civilizations that we don't know much about because we're not allowed to talk about that or taught about it in school. I don't believe the shit on wikipedia.
They didn't have a zero. No one really knows who "invented" the idea. It's pretty clear that whatever civilization built the pyramids in Egypt and all over the world understood the concept, but those were antediluvian civilizations that we don't know much about because we're not allowed to talk about that or taught about it in school. I don't believe the shit on wikipedia.
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