Information Processing: Learn to solve every problem that has been solved
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Information Processing: Learn to solve every problem that has been solved About Me Steve Hsu View my complete profile Thursday, January 24, 2013 Learn to solve every problem that has been solved Feynman had that on his final blackboard. Crazy? Even for Feynman? An admirable ambition, nonetheless. At what point did this become impossible for even the smartest human alive? What if we amend it to Learn to solve every important problem that has been solved? (For some threshold of importance...) Feynman's TO LEARN list: Bethe Ansatz, Kondo Effect, 2-D Hall Effect, "accel. temp" = Unruh Effect?, Non
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