Why Did You Lock Up Isaac Newton's Backstory?

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Why did you lock up Isaac Newton?he didn’t do anything wrong he just creating a new math discovery called calculus.what is his backstory?how did he create this?,or why would he create this?

You may be wondering about Isaac Newton’s backstory?well I tell you how it all went down.Isaac Newton was born december 25,1642 Woolsthorpe,Lincolnshire.He was born only with a mother and a step father ,since his father had died before he was born.Then he was three his mother left him with her grandma when he was three,then when he was older his mother wanted him back to be a farmer.But his uncle knew that he was destined of an intellectual life.Also you might ask how did he create calculus?

Isaac newton discovered calculus by watching things fall

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