`  :It would help if you actually knew a little about mathematics and biology and the other subjects you are pushing your POV on.  Greek mathematics is famous for many contributions, including the mathematical proof (arguably the most significant development in the history of mathematics), the method of exhaustion (direct precursor to calculus), conic sections, etc...  I encourage you to learn a little about these topics before coming back here.  You may learn that much of modern mathematics was actually developed by ancient Greek mathematicians.  This is in contrast to Egyptian mathematics, which was not very advanced, and is mostly just famous for being old.  True, it is old, but that's about it.  The entirety of what's left of Egyptian mathematics consists of only three papyri containing little more than simple geometric formulas (e.g. calculating the area of a pyramidal frustum.  So you can find a lot of sources filled with superlative generalizations of the type ``Egyptian mathematics is old``, ``Egypt is the cradle of mathematics bla bla bla``, but not much more than that.  And you can try to fill the article with such superlatives, but not much more than that, because surprise, there isn'y much more than that to be said.  And unlike you, I try to assume good faith (as hard as it is in your case), because I could easily infer that your anti-Greek obsession could be driven by the fact that you are from a neighboring country with a much less interesting and much shorter history, with far fewer contributions to human civilization (to put it mildly), but I don't.    `