>>4699
>Did you know that our European ancestors were afraid of zero? It was purposely ignored in the Pythagorean system (and in Roman numerals) and at one time, was banned in Florence, a major center of European trade with the East. It became known in Florence when arrived from the East with Arabic numerals, which possess a true zero. Who brought it back? Fibonacci--a merchant's son--in 1202.

>>4750
>As mentioned in >>4699, zeros terrify DS-types (and DS science) bc of the zero's power to evoke its opposite, INFINITY--and to thereby take people beyond the limited concept of "logic" and "reason" imposed b4 the idea of zero was conceived (or at least accepted).

"Think mirror" (again). Think of the denial/censorship of the existence of zero in history. Now THAT is some God tier mind control.