Blaise Pascal: The Boy Who Couldn't Be Stopped from Doing Math

Blaise Pascal’s father had one rule—no math until you’re older! But Blaise couldn’t help himself. He saw patterns everywhere—in raindrops, in sunflowers, even in the way numbers fit together. At just 12 years old, he figured out a math truth all by himself. By 16, he had uncovered something even more incredible—a secret triangle of numbers that held the key to patterns found in nature, science, and even modern computers!