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Alfonso 2022-03-25 09:01:11
In a country that feels lofty, many have a complex and inferior aversion to "Indo-China". One of the ways out of this humiliation is to humiliate India for putting its name on its head. Therefore, India has become a "wonderful" and despised synonym for a nation and country. The above-mentioned seemingly insignificant grievance for Indians is actually a precious part of this emotion. A nation-state ruled at the top of the planet at the time, rigorous and arrogant. Facing the whimsical poor boy from the Indian colony, if all it can show is only arrogance and rejection, then the mathematics temple of the entire human culture will be a little less colorful. It is not just the gifted mathematician Ramanujan who has gained respect, but also his friend mentor, the University of Cambridge, the Royal Academy, and even the entire country. Because they are willing to bow their heads for the achievements of others, because they know that respecting others is respecting themselves.
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Susie 2022-04-21 09:02:44
The worst thing is that it's boring. The technical level cannot be forced, and the choice of expression is an artistic achievement, but such a dry script is a very boring running account!
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Elinore 2022-03-22 09:02:09
How to say, there is a kind of feeling of watching Harry Potter or The Hunger Games - you have all seen the original book before coming to watch the movie! the preset premise. . Likes 1: Your inspiration is useless, convincing people needs proofs 2: They already exist, just waiting to be discovered. So who are we to question God's language
The Man Who Knew Infinity quotes
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S. Ramanujan: What do you see?
Janaki: Sand.
S. Ramanujan: Imagine if we could look so closely we could see each grain, each particle. You see there are patterns in everything.
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Janaki: Don't forget me.
S. Ramanujan: I could never.