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The first clear recorded use of zero asafigure appeared in ancient India around the5thCcentury CE.Brahmagupta,an Indian mathematician,formalized the concept of zero in his workHaveyou everfoundyourselfreallywanting tochangeyet somehowremaining stuck in theBrahmasphutasiddhanta (628 CE）.He described zero as anumber and established rules forsame pattes？Theanswermightnotbeinyourbehaviorsbutinyourbeliefsspecifically，harithmetic operations involvingzero.For example,he defined adding zero to anumber does notchange its value,and multiplying any number by zero results in zero.Indian scholars recognizedinertia（情性）.zero'spotential as anumber,paving the way for modern mathematical systems.Self-concept inertia is the psychologicalresistance to changing our identity.OurFollowing from this,the adoption of zero revolutionized mathematics and zero extendsself-concept is influenced by our narrativeidentity,which ismade up of the stories we tell aboutbeyond pure mathematics.In the 1600s，Isaac Newton and Gottfried Wilhelm Leibniz,theourselves.These narratives can go beyond simply describing who we are todaythey can restrictfounders ofcalculus（微积分），built their theories around the fundamentalroleofzero.Laterinus from being who we believe we're capable of becoming in the future. This means that even ifwewant to change，as longas wehold onto our old identities,well unintentionally resist makingAge，zero iskey to computer science and digital technology.Binary code,the foundation of allthe changes we know we need to make to become the“new”version of ourselves.computing systems,is based on sequences（序列）ofOs and 1s.Without zero,the digitalOurself-conceptdoesn'tyieldeasily，even loour conscious（有意识的）desires.Whenrevolution，including everything from smartphones to artificial intelligence，would not beyourbehaviorscontradictyourselfimageyouexperienceastateofpsychologicaldiscomfor.orpossible.5a.m.creates tension with your established identity.Soyour brain has two options:Updatetoa globalcornerstone—reveals how“nothing”transformed civilization.I has reshapedyour self-concept (hard) or abandon the new behavior(easier).As Carol Dweck discusses inmathematics,science，and technology，proving that even emptiness holds limitless power.her bookMindset:TheNewPsychologyofSuccess,people with“fixed mindsets”tend toavoidchallenges that might contradict their self-concept.24.What did the absence of zero bring about in ancient times？Yet your self-concept is malleable by design.Notice when you use a phrase like “Pm justA.The slow development of maths.person".The absolute statement signals few changes will happen.Instead ofB.Doubts about ancient civilisations“T'm not an organized person”（identity），try“I havent developed strong organizationalC.The low level of human intelligence.systemsyet”（behavior).Identity statements feel permanent，but behavior statements feelD.Misreadings about mathematical language.changeable.Identifying these habits also gives you insight into a solution you can practice and25.What contributions did Brahmagupta make concerningzero?improve.A.Recording its first use.Self-concept inertiaweakenswhenwe holdouridentities lightly.Whenwe see ourselves asB.Promoting its further spread.worksinprogressrather thanfinishedproductswe create the psychological spaceneeded forC.Setting up its operation rules.genuine transformation.Thequestionisntwhetheryoucanchangeit'swhetheryou'rewillingtD. Changing its original concept.let go of familiar limitations to discover what lies beyond them.26.What does paragraph 4mainly talk about?A.The future ofzeroB. The nature of zero.28.How does our narrative identity affect us?C.The influence of zero.D.The history of zero.A.It defines our better future.27.What can we learn from the journey ofzero?B.It changes our self-concept.A.Zero is hero.B.Everything is nothing.C.It limits our behaviour choices.C.Zero rules the world.D.Maths comes from nothingD.It improves our previous selves高三英语第5页（共12页）高三英语第6页（共12页）