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Tag Archives: Gauss
The New Normal
In the 17th century the word normal evolved from the Latin norma (noun), the carpenter square, and normalis (adjective), meaning forming a right angle. Until the middle of the 19th century normal was used in geometry and simply meant ‘standing … Continue reading
Posted in economic inequality, Global Economy
Tagged Abraham de Moire, Galton, Gauss, Joseph Fourier, Newton, Quetetet
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