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Twenty Questions 535
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Re: Twenty Questions 535
Was this person born during the Western Han period?
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Re: Twenty Questions 535
1. Real human
4,5,6,7,9,11. Born before 535 AD, but after 501 BC, and not during the Western Han period (202 BC - 9 AD)
12,13. Born in Europe, but not in what is now Italy
3. Not female
10. Not of Greek origin
8. Primarily known for science/mathematics
2. It is unlikely that this person ever studied chemistry as part of their education (if they had one)
4,5,6,7,9,11. Born before 535 AD, but after 501 BC, and not during the Western Han period (202 BC - 9 AD)
12,13. Born in Europe, but not in what is now Italy
3. Not female
10. Not of Greek origin
8. Primarily known for science/mathematics
2. It is unlikely that this person ever studied chemistry as part of their education (if they had one)
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Re: Twenty Questions 535
Does this person have a French language Wikipedia page that's dedicated for the person? (A rule named after him doesn't count.)
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Re: Twenty Questions 535
Is this person commonly listed as a Greek mathematician while actually having a different origin?
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Re: Twenty Questions 535
The only guesses I could come up with were Greek, though some of them lived outside of Greece.Ernst_Brenner wrote: ↑Mon Apr 28, 2025 12:19 pmIs this person commonly listed as a Greek mathematician while actually having a different origin?
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Re: Twenty Questions 535
You are correct! The guy who (incorrectly) calculated Jesus's birth year and is therefore the reason why we now say that it's 2025 or whatever year. When I started this game I wasn't sure how I would categorize his source of fame, but "mathematics" is spot-on. I am curious as to how you figured this one out.
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