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Wed 5 Dec, 2007 02:46 am
From the late Middle Ages through the Enlightenment and some time after, mathematics was increasingly seen as a way to describe natural phenomenon precisely. Indeed, even through the end of the 19th century, the universe was seen as mechanical; all of the observed, complex motion and forces seen in nature were thought to be deterministic. How does the modern, scientific world view differ?
Do you expect us to do your homework?
In the Dark Ages unmotivated students could not post their Take Home Exam questions on the Internet.
Noddy wrote-
Quote:In the Dark Ages unmotivated students could not post their Take Home Exam questions on the Internet.
That's why they were called the Dark Ages.
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