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Having no math standing to protest the deletion of this interesting page against people who gave "mad props" to the delete-ors, I note that Prof. Wildberger teaches at a respected institution, has his PhD from Yale, and has 6 figures of YouTube views. In eschewing irrationals, his pedalogical approach appears to unreasonably annoy the Wikipedia editors. His rational trig would be useful in computer programs for robotics and printing, it leads nicely into the thinking of Clifford algebra, and in general provides interesting insights, at least for this layman.
The ill-temper displayed by the delete-ors provides a clue why Wikipedia turns off new authoring talent, I believe. 72.196.249.214 (talk) 15:56, 25 November 2013 (UTC)