Definition: The number "000736" was a Hebrew numeral system introduced into the ancient Near Eastern world around 4000 BCE, representing the total value of one thousandth of the original 100 units (or 7) in the Hebrew text. It's considered significant because it was the first base for all future numerals. The word "zero" has been used since antiquity to mean both a number and an element. In biblical times, it referred to the one (like "one"), whereas today we use the term to mean just numbers, not elements at all.
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