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In 1634 a professor had to argue in public that mathematics was worth paying for. The argument is older than you think.
TalkHistoryScience & natureFree
Volker Remmert uses seventeenth-century inaugural lectures - speeches whose whole job was to justify the subject to the people funding it - to show how mathematicians have always had to sell what they do, and what they claimed it was good for. 18:00.
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