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In the 6th century BC, a school led by the Greek philosopher of Pythagoras flourished in southern Italy.

They led a largely ascetic life abstaining from eating meat, and if medieval sources can be trusted, also beans? The status of cheese eating is undocumented, by the way, and yes, I checked. In the school, they didn't just live together.

They worked together. They advanced what they believed to be a complete and total and systematic

view of the world. They had a cosmology for determining the order of the heavens.

They had a system of justice to rule their relationships.

They had a theory of the mind and body to keep themselves healthy.

All of this was important for sure.

But it all flowed from another source.

Mathematics.

The Pythagorean, which, in modern terms, blur the lines between academic workshop and

religious cult, because that's the way we like to do things 2500 years ago, believed that

mathematics was the root of all knowledge, of all wisdom, and even life in the entire

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