Fibonacci

Numbers. The way they look, to be more precise. Ever wonder how they came about? Why we aren't using roman numerals or some other strange form of number system? If the answer is yes, well you're in for a treat. Its all thanks to a man named Leonardo Pisano. Never heard of him? You might know him better by his nickname, Fibonacci.
Leonardo Pisano Fibonacci was born in Italy, Pisa to be exact, but since his father was a diplomat to North Africa, most of his education and upbringing happened there. His father represented the merchants that were trading in a place called Bugia. This is where Fibonacci learned math. Since his father was a diplomat, he traveled quite often. Because math was such a big deal for Fibonacci, he quickly recognized the advantages of the mathematical systems they used in different countries.
Fibonacci finally stopped traveling and returned home to Pisa in 1200 A.D. during this time he wrote a great many books about mathematical theories.......

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