Wood fragment of a multiplication tableNara National Research Institute for Cultural Properties
Wood fragment of a multiplication tableNara National Research Institute for Cultural Properties
Japan had Pee Chee’s?
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Wait, only one right answer for each one? That’s racist.
So, they learned their multiplication tables in 7th century Japan. That means 7th century Japan was way ahead of our nutty New Math public schools in 21st century America. Things that make ya go “hmm”.
That doesn’t add up.
Wow like nobody would’ve eventually figured out 2×2 = 4? And then apply that same principle to the rest of the numbers? It’s like De Soto discovering the Mississippi. Give me a break.
