00:00Brahm Gupta wrote the algebraic equation in the first time in Vishwiki,
00:03and he defined it in a normal way.
00:06If the accounting was developed in one place, it would have been developed.
00:08We have no funding of patent.
00:10We are very clear that anything that made a temple economic system architecture,
00:13was locally adaptable.
00:15It was not that it would have been a patent based on this process,
00:20it would have been made for society,
00:22and the society would have taken it according to it and use it.
00:24This was not the rest of the place.
00:25I remember that the Greek, as much as science and maths,
00:30there were practical applications in Greece except for one or two things.
00:34Otherwise, it would only be studied in class books.
00:36So, there was a big difference.
00:39In our case, everything was not pure science at all.
00:42Everything was basically applied.
00:44Pure science for the sake of science was not applied.
00:46And I will tell you,
00:48Brahm Gupta wrote the Siddharth,
00:50and they defined the algebraic equation in the first time,
00:53in the first time,
00:55they defined the algebraic equation.
00:56So, they defined it in a normal way.
00:58That means, when we get out of one thing,
01:01it becomes a debit,
01:02it becomes a creator,
01:03it becomes a creator,
01:04and it becomes a lab.
01:05So, they did not define the equation as A plus B plus C.
01:09They did not define it in a way.
01:11So, this was a very big difference.
01:13We were basically business driven,
01:14practically driven,
01:15and we were driven by communities.
01:17These three are very big differences.
01:18That's an amazing observation.
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