People are going nuts over this 😂

@DrWatson salam my brother 😂

@DrWatson

You are in therapy due to a court order (and the rubber room)

@NerdyPotato I think that's satire, fella.

@SumTingWong, @SW-User I know, I wrote it. But as you feel the need to point this out, it must not have been clear: I know they would go nuts because they are against anything Arabic, even if they don't know what Arabic numerals are.

@NerdyPotato Thank you Mr. Obvious. lol lol lol lol

@Amy87 it’s sad that you’re being shot questions instead of being able to share your opinion openly and camlybb

@Mmiker Numbers are not an "opinion" lmao

@HootyTheNightOwl wait until you find out that the number we are currently using are Arabic

@Julien Oh... I know exactly what Arabic numerals are - just like I know what Roman numerals are.

@Bumbles I can't even begin to tell you how many times a day I use Algebra. Thank god I leaned it in school........and trig and calculus.

@Bumbles Al Jabar!

@Bumbles And algorithms.

@SW-User not even 9mm?

@Nitedoc I'm pretty certain it's a satirical post

@HumanEarth You just proved to be a true American.

@Julien Did a quick search... "Arabic numerals" (0-9) originated in ancient India around the 6th century. They were spread to the Western world through Arab mathematicians who adopted and transmitted the system, which is why they were named "Arabic" in Europe, though they are also called Hindu-Arabic numerals.

Indian origin: The number system was first developed in India, along with the concept of the digit zero.
Spread by Arabs: Arab mathematicians introduced the system to Europe. Persian scholars also played a role in spreading it to other regions.
European adoption: Europeans encountered the system through Arab intermediaries and adopted it, leading to the name "Arabic numerals".

@ChipmunkErnie thank you 😊

@ChipmunkErnie Indians numbers didn't have the Zero. The Arabs added that later and invented the concept of Zero

@Julien Carpe Jugulum?

@ChipmunkErnie kinky 😂

@onewithshoes Really???????????????

@Thrust Google search this image and follow the trail and look for the comment section lazy
Is your sister also your mother ? I bet the gene pool is a toilet bowl for you ? In your family tree a bamboo ?

@Thrust who’s that ?