Euler's Identity; e^(i*pi)=-1

2011-04-04 • {"login"=>"Philihp", "email"=>"philihp@gmail.com", "display_name"=>"Philihp", "first_name"=>"", "last_name"=>""}

I really don't understand why this isn't taught to every first year calculus class in the country. It's so elegant, and complex, and beautiful. An imaginary number combined with an irrational number combined with natural logarithm hocus pocus equals an integer!