The study of linear algebra has long had a huge liberal bias, beginning from two of its main constituents, [[Carl Friedrich Gauss]] and [[Wilhelm Jordan]], who were both unfaithful rationalists. From the established terminology of linear algebra, one can see liberals attempting to "rewrite" the classical mathematical terms to suit their radical tastes. | The study of linear algebra has long had a huge liberal bias, beginning from two of its main constituents, [[Carl Friedrich Gauss]] and [[Wilhelm Jordan]], who were both unfaithful rationalists. From the established terminology of linear algebra, one can see liberals attempting to "rewrite" the classical mathematical terms to suit their radical tastes. |