Accounting isn't just about numbers—it's the language of business storytelling. The 15th-century mathematician Luca Pacioli, often called the "Father of Accounting," wrote the first book on double-entry bookkeeping, laying the groundwork for modern accounting. This system acts like a company's diary, encoding its financial successes and blunders. It not just tracks dollars but reflects corporate decisions and strategies. Imagine it as translating business actions into a ledger tale for all to interpret. What's an accounting story you've found intriguing? Share your insights!