ECW December to Dismember 2006 . That is all . <| sep |> I was thinking of getting a better PSU . It would be a must if I got a better graphics card . <| sep |> As a mathematician , I would agree with the statement that mathematics is definitely not a natural science . Some people have attempted to enforce a scientific appearance on mathematics calling it a formal science or science of patterns , but it ' s really just ~~ a way to keep nerds occupied ~~ art that seems to be inspiredapplicable to other , actual sciences . That being said , the idea that mathematics is merely Western is of course nonsense . However , AFAIK the idea of modern mathematics did develop in ancient Greece , i . e . the idea of rigorously deducing statements from axioms . On the other hand , nearly all civilisations we know had some kind of influence on the current body of mathematics even if the Western contribution was one of thethe biggest . During the course of the 20 th century , mathematics became unquestionably international and this will only intensify . Whatever the West ' s current contribution is , Asia will take its rightful place alongside it . Japan , for example , has been one of the most prolific contributors to mathematics for a century and more now . I cannot wait for Indian and Chinese mathematicians to tap their nations ' full potential .