Good Mathematician vs. Great Mathematician – Math with Bad Drawings
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Tagged goodness greatness what makes a mathematician Published December 16, 2015December 14, 2015 28 thoughts on “Good Mathematician vs. Great Mathematician” XD LOL What’s a rigorous argument? And a world-class mathematician creates problems for generations of great mathematicians. I appreciate this blog because the posts here always seem to capture the small details that make maths so amazing… and then relate them profoundly for the subtleties. A good mathematician tries the next problem, a great mathematician tries the hardest problem? A great mathematician unveils a terribly…
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