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Into the time machine: letting maths re-evolve

These activities explore whether it is possible that mathematics, despite its axiomatic structure, nonetheless displays some cultural influence. Supposing that there are many self-consistent axiom systems out there, it seems that human history has picked out one of them. Does this mean that mathematics is a cultural product and if we replayed the history of humankind could we have ended up with a different kind of...

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