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First, it would be better to ask WHETHER he was mad; I don't know whether this is the case, and I suggest you look this up.Both Newton and Leibniz worked on calculus, independently - and it's possible that there have been some conflicts there, with respect to deciding who really discovered it.

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He had also worked on some of the ideas which Leibniz published in the book. However, a crude distinction is that Leibniz developed the theory of calculus whereas Newton worked on their application - mainly in physics. But apart from that Newton did believe in Alchemy and some other aspects of the occult.

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Q: Why was Issac newton mad when Wilhelm leibniz published a calculus book?
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