I have been watching an old 1990s NOVA documentary on Archimedes, and of course I can't resist asking this question:
What if the Romans had successfully captured Archimedes as they originally intended to do? And what if his work 'The Method' had not been written over? What would the impact had been? Feel free to speculate...
What if the Romans had successfully captured Archimedes as they originally intended to do? And what if his work 'The Method' had not been written over? What would the impact had been? Feel free to speculate...
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