A (very) Brief History of Leonhard Euler
204K views · Mar 22, 2019 · Education
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@kenbob1071 · 5 years ago
Euler had 13 children; 8 of which died leaving 5 survivors.<br><br>Even his kids followed the Fibonacci series. That's mathematical devotion.
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@kekero540 · 5 years ago
Euler sacrificed his eye for wisdom <br>He is the Odin of math.
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@Legendsandlessons-68 · 6 years ago
Leonhard Euler is the greatest mathematician, without question.
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@BritishBeachcomber · 4 years ago
Euler was so far ahead of his time that I can't imagine math without his contributions. We'd still be in the dark ages.
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@Earth1960 · 5 years ago
It's widely considered a good move that Euler accepted the job offer from Frederick the Great and not the other job offer from Gary the Slightly Above Average.
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@johnholtz4056 · 1 year ago
Voltaire mocking Euler is like a small annoying dog yipping at a great hound.
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@douglasstrother6584 · 5 years ago
Euler + Gauss = We are all Slackers, regardless of our fields!
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@mush_mark_lee · 6 years ago
You tell how Euler moved to St Petersburg and show pictures of Moscow 🙈😂
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@Heemanshi_Indoria · 2 years ago (edited)
I will cry admiring Sir Euler's contribution in maths field . He was such a great being a great mathematician.
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@camp5353 · 4 years ago
I hear this guys name in almost every class I take at university and wondered how one man has so much named after him
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@LamneYokaMou · 6 years ago
Leonhard Euler was the most prolific mathematician that ever lived; it is claimed that upon setting his eyes on a theorem it was just a matter of time before it was proved. On his death bed Euler was surrounded by his associates, students and devotees lamenting the great man’s decline and bemoaning his misfortune. In a moment the master sat bolt upright and pronounced, “I am going to die” He promptly lay down limply on his bed and died… <br><br>In amongst the cries of anguish, shock and dismay from his associates one of his students was irreverently and rather inappropriately heard saying, “Another Euler proposition has been proved true.”
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@FallingPicturesProductions · 5 years ago
St Petersburg on publishing Euler's work well after his death: It's like printing my own money!
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