To please oneself

Theresa 2022-03-30 09:01:05

After reading "The Boundless Man", I feel that there may be an even distribution of geniuses and masters around the world, but there are very few platforms to appreciate and discover them. Although ramanujan passed away at an early age, more It’s a bad time and a bad place. If it weren’t for the hard guidance of Professor Hardy from Cambridge and the fertile soil of Cambridge, this Indian junior would always be a junior accountant who raised his wife and children all day long and folded his waist for five buckets of rice. Possibly elected to a university in a year and leaving behind mathematical formulas that rival Newton's manuscripts. In addition, the terminally ill tuberculosis, which has claimed hundreds of millions of lives over the past 100 years, was discovered 24 years after ramanujan's death, that is, Americans discovered streptomycin in 1944 and isoniazid in 1952. This terminal disease for thousands of years is no longer there. It is a terminal illness, and I have to reflect on the management of talents in developed countries and the efficiency of modern scientific research. . . Happy Teacher's Day, and may not forget the name of Bole.

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  • Gabriel 2022-04-22 07:01:39

    The genius Ramanujan male protagonist is quite handsome! 0822 Indians use abacus! The film language uses English without a bit of Hindi.

  • Brice 2022-04-23 07:02:55

    Ramanujan was also a homeworker, but he was doing the questions from Cambridge University, so the floor was higher than the ceiling of the homeworker who only did the Soviet input exercise set. . . The reason why the question sea tactics succeeded is that it is difficult to compile new questions, and compiling competition questions also requires Romanian infusion tube input order. . .

The Man Who Knew Infinity quotes

  • S. Ramanujan: [gazing at the umbrella Hardy is carrying in full sunlight] Sir, do you know something I do not?

    G.H. Hardy: [sarcastically] Apparently not!

    [realizing the question referred to his umbrella]

    G.H. Hardy: Oh! God and I don't exactly see eye-to-eye. So if I prepare for rain, then it won't. So far, so good.

    [bellowing at the sky]

    G.H. Hardy: I'm Hardy. And I'm spending the afternoon in the Wren Library!

    [speaking again to Ramanujan]

    G.H. Hardy: Now we're sure to have sunshine. Hmph. You see, I am what you call an atheist.

    S. Ramanujan: No, sir. You believe in God. You just don't think He likes you.

  • Major MacMahon: Now, how high I have to go?

    S. Ramanujan: P of 200 should do. I really can do it.