yohai

i kind of agree with you, as even the ancient indian character of the epic ramayana, kak bhushundi, said that he witnessed the historic a total of 14 times. we as humans have had a tendency to know what our ancestors had already known. but im kind of looking forward to the discovery of the god equation, which was being researched upon by einstein.

Yug sahastra jojan par Bhanu Leelyo tahi madhur phal janu, put the values of yug,sahastra and yojan and multiply them with each other https://www.thehansindia.com/life-style/spiritual/hanuman-chalisa-explained-in-english-616309 is that a bleach reference?(yes u r right, they are indeed the different orientations of brahman)

well i definitely agree with you about the gods of hindu culture being patrons of science and arts. in one of our religious prayer,, one doha or couplet predicts the approx distance of sun!! millions of years before europeans even had any idea. btw,why such strong thoughts on abrahamic religions?

earlier when i heard someone say that religion and science are the two sides of same coin, i used to get seriously pissed. but after learning about my culture and how media butchers its concepts and also spreads misinformation,i wanted to spread truth about my faith,whats your thought on your religion or mine??

ok thanks

can you explain more about the term aliquot sum

hi everyone,im a 17 year old ,studying pcm in india and i am a bit interested in the subjects that i learn. so a few days ago i heard about smth called perfect numbers. so my question is that why do not we have a prime perfect number?