rs It was not until the late 18" century that numbers were properly codified. The mathematician Giuseppe Peano gave us the rules, so they are called Peano axioms. Here are his ‘axioms’ in natural language. Peano Axioms 1. The first number is named zero. 2. Every number hasa next number (called its su

not take 100 pages for the proof.) Back to my poor mother: “Why is the lowest number zero, Mummy?” “Because I say so!” Or, at least “...because Mr. Peano said so.” That’s what an axiom is. “OK, but why is 3 greater than 2”” “Because I said that each number has a thing that comes after it. “But, why

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