Yes, but with a caveat.
It needs to be "taught", or rather "understood", through another "language" that correctly represents, interprets and expresses its "ground rules". You cannot teach what 2 + 2 means by simply repeating 2 + 2, or 8 / 2, or 2 x 2, 2², sqrt(16), etcetera.
Therefore, I would view it more as a cross platform, language functionality extension.
Edit:
Book that might be of interest on this subject;
"The Art Of The Infinite (our lost language of numbers)" by Robert & Ellen Kaplan